rivergirl

ok, i don't know much about the ME seats, mainly because i go usually go in May for pool tourneys, but i can help you out with places to eat and maybe play.I love the buffet at the Bellagio...i'm not big into seafood so the Rio does nothing for me personally. Not to mention the dessert side of the Bellagio is fantastic and they have a wider range of entrees (seafood and meat) that will appeal to everyone. if you are looking for something a little lighter on the wallet, Main street station downtown has a very nice buffet.Late night the Stardust, which you should see because it will be gone so

i gotta say, i just started reading this post tonight and couldn't stop....i can so relate!! if someone can refresh the exhibits a and b (links won't work for me) i'd really like to see them. i had one just last night playing some small buy in no limit tourney online..i have AA in later position..not many callers...i raise pot + bb to go..i get 3 callers. Board comes Q 9 7 with 2 hearts. I move all in get called by QJ hearts. Fine, i too would've considered the call but the call left them very short stacked. My aces held and for the rest of the tourney that person followed me around tell

i think your best bet in any bm room is a no limit game that is affordable for you. I find playing a limit game, especially a low limit game, turns out to be nothing more than best hand poker and no matter what you do you can't bluff out the donks with low pair that always tend to draw out. Let's face it $3 doesn't scare anyone off. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game to play i just think that if you feel you have solid enough skills, playing the NL is the better game for youAnd remember....if you can't spot the fish at the table in the first 5 minutes, it's probably you.

i think your best bet in any bm room is a no limit game that is affordable for you. I find playing a limit game, especially a low limit game, turns out to be nothing more than best hand poker and no matter what you do you can't bluff out the donks with low pair that always tend to draw out. Let's face it $3 doesn't scare anyone off. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game to play i just think that if you feel you have solid enough skills, playing the NL is the better game for youAnd remember....if you can't spot the fish at the table in the first 5 minutes, it's probably you.