I can adapt to both. I frequently play from home, and my concentration is best there.
When I go to tournaments, I handicap in advance and just revise for scratches or odds changes in the tournament room. The energy is good there too -- everybody is excited.
Live at the track in the crowd is as fun as it gets, but when I go there I need to do almost all the handicapping in advance and print out a sheet of paper from the computer. My ability to adjust will be limited and I won't have access to the original figures or calculations I performed.
Adaptation is always key and all these experiences have pros and cons. As long as they are running and I can bet, I'll handle any of these environments.
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