The PS 4 menu is a little faster than Xbox One menu IMO . I just think the layout for the PS 4 menu is horrible . Things aren ' t always where you think they ' d be . I primarily play Xbox One and only use the PS 4 for exclusives and I have trouble with things sometimes . One time when I was looking for active downloads or something it was under notifications . Which took me forever to find because I didn ' t think to look in notifications for a game currently downloading not ready to play yet . Also 50 % of the time I try to go to the PS store there is an error . I much prefer the Xbox UI to PS 4 ' s . I ' m sure if I used the PS 4 more it wouldn ' t be bad other than the store not working . <| sep |> JWH 210 for sure ! <| sep |> First some general preamble , feel free to skip down . If you ' re completely new to live poker , the first challenge is going to be finding the poker room . There ' s probably signs but it ' s usually hidden in the back corner of the floor somewhere . Don ' t bother hunting , ask security on the way in to point you towards the room . When you get back to the room there ' s likely going to be a desk to check in at , and if there ' s a wait they ' ll take your name and add you to the list . Once your seat is ready ask if you ' ll get your chips from either the registration desk , the table , or a nearby cashier cage . Get a stack 20 of the $ 1 chips and the rest in $ 5 chips , and know what the colors of the other chip denominations are in case they ' re not standard . You probably won ' t have a choice in seating initially and don ' t be afraid to ask for the seat change button for when you figure out where you want to eventually sit . My personal preference is the 23 or 89 seats to be able to see the whole table . I hate the 110 seats because they ' re in the way of the dealer . I may take any other seat to get an advantageous position , but maybe don ' t worry about that too much on your first trip , just make sure you can see all the cards , stacks , and players reasonably well . Once you sit arrange your chips in two full stacks and one left over , left to right . Be aware there may be a curve on the poker table that won ' t let you slide your chips all the way back to the rail , and also the table may have a slot just wide enough for cards to go under , if so be prepared to catch cards before that happens . The link doesn ' t go to their house rules , so these may not apply . When you first sit or if you return from a break having missed posting a blind , you may be asked to post the big blind to ender the game regardless of what position you ' re actually in , and there ' s no shame in waiting . Also , there are varying kinds of straddle blind , button , mississippi that can occur preflop , definitely be aware of how this rule plays here . When you first sit down , count the stacks and get a brief first impression of the other players . Beware of players with big stacks and old women . Question 1 When I say play tight for the first hour , I ' m talking top 14 hands while you answer your first question . I ' m not sure how different people define tight . I ' ve played at many different games around the united states and they ' re ALL different region to region . So you ' ll have to study your opponents and figure out things like who ' s the any ace player , who ' s the 100 % cbetter , who ' s the fitfold guy , who ' s the calling station , who ' s the good LAG . You ' ll want to see their preflop raises and figure out their ranges . At a 23 game I would expect to see preflop raising to 815 and not much 3 betting . I would definitely encourage you to refrain from bluffing on your first live session . Question 2 Always act in turn . If you ' re not sure what the action is , ask the dealer . Announce your bet THEN cut out your chips and put them in front of you typically you can just say an amount rather than figuring out raise or raise to . Always just show your cards , even if the other guy is supposed to show first . Always tip the dealer a 1 chip on a winning hand , feel free to tip a 5 if you stack someone . If food at the table is an option , consider you ' re going to be touching cards and chips when you order . Always tip the waitress 1 drink . If alcohol is available , refrain at the table . So this is dicey , but if the player next to me doesn ' t realize he ' s showing me his cards , i ' m not about to let him know at the table . Question 3 I think I ' ve put strategy things throughout , but basically there ' s no reason to get tricky at live low stakes nolimit hold ' em because most players just aren ' t worth outthinking . ABC fitfold is just fine to start off with . Know your pot odds before you try to run down the calling station . Also , if he shows his buddy is cards when they ' re live he ' s got the nuts , and if he looks back at his cards he ' s 99 % folding but don ' t relax yet just in case . If you think you should fold , just fold . Question 4 Always keep your cards in front of your chips unless you ' re all in . Keep your chips in stacks of 20 by denomination lowest from the left . I hope you ' re surprised at how many chips you can comfortably have in front of you , but don ' t be afraid to chip up exchange a stack of 5 s for 4 25 chips . If you chip up to 100 chips , we want pix . When the action ' s not on you you ' re just counting by 3 ' s staring at 6 and incrementing for every caller . While you ' re watching the other players act preflop you ' ll probably start to figure out who ' s going to foldcallraise pretty quickly . When you ' re not in the hand , you ' re not on your device you ' re still watching the other players . You ' re practicing adding up the pot and you ' re trying to guess what they ' re going to do before they do it and what they have . THIS is what live play has over the speed of online . You may discover you have psychic abilities use them only to your own selfish end . This is more wall of text than i intended , but I hope above all else you have a great time and remember to come back and let us know how it went . Good luck , run good !