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I don't know if jimmy is a cash game player or an MTT player. Just because he plays cash games, that alone doesn't mean he's better off playing cash games. That's for him to decide, not you or I.

I don't doubt this is true. I consider myself a tournament player who just happens to mostly play cash games out of convenience. I think my game is better suited to tournaments, because I don't get...

Ok so your point is to favour cash games over tournaments, right? I've won more playing tournaments than I have playing cash games, I couldn't tell you which has a better hourly rate for me but I'd...

I just had a look and stars have brought its tournament ticket value and cash value into line.

I guess the key is to have a look at which is best value at your particular site.

If you're playing cash games, then converting to cash is probably better. But for tournaments, often the tickets are better value. I think stars is, though I don't play there anymore so I can't be...

I was refrring to this from Jimmy's reply to me...



It doesn't make much difference to me if it's poker points or money, that's my point. It makes maybe a little difference in that I don't care...

I'd treat poker points like money. If I have $300 in tournament tickets or other rakeback returns, I'd treat that the same as a $300 cash bankroll. Well, maybe I'd be a little more slack because I...

I would be playing $2 and $3 games, with maybe a weekly $10 sunday game with such a bankroll. Generally, I'd be thinking 100 buyins, but that's kinda tight, so I think you're good up to $5 if you're...

I think it depends on your own preferences. Many people struggle to keep focus for hours at a time, or just don't have the time to commit so long to a poker session.

And yeah you have to be happy...