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Since several poker sites do not allow american players on them currently do you think that influences the style of play on different sites? For example, does PartyPoker have a different "vibe" than pokerstars? I play mostly on pokerstars and pokerroom and to me there are definitely some differences. Pokerstars seems to be alot more "shovey" and a constant race to get all their chips in first whereas at pokerroom slowplaying and generally more calling-type players seem to be more abundant. Am I way off here and imagining these things, probably but would like to hear some thoughts.

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Since several poker sites do not allow american players on them currently do you think that influences the style of play on different sites? For example, does PartyPoker have a different "vibe" than pokerstars? I play mostly on pokerstars and pokerroom and to me there are definitely some differences. Pokerstars seems to be alot more "shovey" and a constant race to get all their chips in first whereas at pokerroom slowplaying and generally more calling-type players seem to be more abundant. Am I way off here and imagining these things, probably but would like to hear some thoughts.
ive never played on party or pokerroom but i have to disagree with pokerstars being more "shovey" but it also depends on the stakes you are playing at. in my opinion full tilt is much more "shovey" than any other site ive played at. pokerstars also seems to have more skilled players than fulltilt.
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pokerstars has more people in general so you'll see more donks and that usually means more sharks coming in. that's why table selection is so important. i've personally found that the full tilt micro limits are rock gardens. basically yes, the site does make a difference.

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