There’s no question about it – as fun as playing live poker is, it can be a laborious experience – games often take many hours to complete, as blind levels tend to be much longer than they are online. Playing poker at my local casino, tournaments usually take a minimum of six hours to complete […] There’s no question about it – as fun as playing live poker is, it can be a laborious experience – games often take many hours to complete, as blind levels tend to be much longer than they are online. Playing poker at my local casino, tournaments usually take a minimum of six hours to complete – and even if you choose to play cash, it can take a long time just for a single orbit of a full table of nine players. Considering these facts, who can blame poker fans for choosing to play their favorite poker games online? Let’s look at some of the specific advantages of online poker, and why they are causing such a monumental shift in the number of players that choose to play in card rooms vs online poker websites. Faster Action When playing at a casino, every hand requires the dealer to shuffle to the cards – even if an automated shuffling machine is used, this takes time, and even just passing out two cards to each of the nine (or six) players seated at the table takes time too. Online poker just sets up the hand […]
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