Do you prefer high stakes or low stakes?

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Low stake is more better, at least you have mutiple chance to try your luck. High stakes is for dudes who are exceptional rich.
 
Low stake is more better, at least you have mutiple chance to try your luck. High stakes is for dudes who are exceptional rich.

This is dependent on how good that you are. If you are very good at playing poker, then there is no point aiming to try for longer period of time before you can win. The confidence should be there to go all in.
 
I definitely prefer low stakes. High stakes would stress me out way too much and I'd probably play scared money. With low stakes, I can actually enjoy the game and focus on improving my skills without worrying about losing rent money.
 
I prefer micro stakes, because it's what I can afford to play, and I follow bankroll management to avoid going broke. Occasionally I'll attempt to satellite my way into bigger tournaments.
 
I prefer lower stakes. I find the games more relaxed, and I don't enjoy the added pressure that comes with risking larger amounts of money. For me, poker is more enjoyable when I can focus on the decisions rather than worrying about the size of the stakes.
 
Low stakes all day. Poker is stressful enough without adding unnecessary pressure. I've noticed some people chase high stakes because it sounds exciting, but excitement and good decisions don't always go together. This is exactly the same way some people rush into expensive purchases because they want to show off.
 
I usually enjoy mid to low stakes more. The games feel less stressful, and I don't feel the need to force big decisions just because more money is involved. For me, the experience is more enjoyable that way.
 
What can be a high stake or low stake depends on an individual's risk tolerance level. I like to play low stakes (based on my risk tolerance level). That's because I don't play for money, and O am not very good at playing. I like to keep risks minimum
 

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