Definitely for me that I am not a professional it is more profitable to play online, for many reasons;
1. I am not a professional, this means that I can run into someone who is and since I have not yet mastered my expressions 100%, I am already losing there without having started.
2. Travel expenses, whether in the case of large events or small local events, in the same way you have to travel what represents an expense, food (I prefer to invest and prepare good hamburgers in the comfort of my home while I play), And if you have to pay for a hotel, no way.
3. If they take me out starting with 'x' or 'y' I ask them what I'm going to do, I look at the ceiling nonono.
4. If they eliminate me in a bubble with a hand monster, let's see, let me think how many hours I have been playing, travel expenses, food, with clean pockets and I have not yet arrived at my house, ready I was already daydreaming, because I'm at home playing various tournaments and eating my burgers ah.
5. Really for me playing live tournaments has been a wonderful experience, when I got to do it it was to try something different, but as I know I have weaknesses, even in my case it would not be profitable.
6. Now let's take the case of a professional who is more profitable, falls like everyone else but has a lot of advantage, most have a doctorate in analyzing and reading his opponent live through gestures, expressions, voice timbre and stop. of counting, while online they analyze your game but not your body.
7. Now in terms of experiences I love live tournaments they are the best, but until I consolidate at least as a semi-professional, I will do it sporadically. Cheers