They say the grass is always greener on the other side.  You as an online poker player may feel this way sometimes, too.  You’ve been playing for months – or even years – at the same poker room, content with your profits, your loyalty points, and possibly your rakeback.  But maybe you start to feel like you’re in a rut, that every poker session is the same.  Logon, find your favorite table, play for a while, log off.  You decide that it might be time to move some of your bankroll to another internet poker room, if only to mix it up little bit, to give yourself some variety. It’s simple enough.  Do some research, find the room that best suits your needs, sign up, deposit, and play.  I have done it many, many times – I probably have or have had accounts at twenty different poker rooms (and, as an American, I don’t have access to tons of others).  But one thing many players forget is that some of the differences between the different online poker software platforms, subtle and otherwise, can really throw you for a loop when starting out at a new place.  At best, they are annoying.  ...