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+3 OK, I'll stop now.

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Wow... it's like Coke is the real thing... they just left the addition of cocaine out.Interesting.

I'll be driving to Vegas Monday night, staying until Saturday morning. Company convention at the Mandalay.My Q'sI won't have much time to pick the best game. Who plays at the Mandalay that can reccommend the best Hold 'Em game? (I'm comfortable playing up to $30-60 limit or $5-$10 NL)I also plan to play at the Venetian Thursday night. Best game there? How long does the 8pm tourney usually last?I was invited to play in a draw poker tournament (machines) at the Venetian Thursday as well. I've never played in one... any changes to basic strategy when playing a tournament? My plan is to just keep

Thanks for the scouting report.I'll try 'em out next time I am in town. (next week) Can you guess about how long these tourneys last?

The REAL question is:IQ.... PLEASE tell us what she's saying?!?

Queens suck.Oops!! back to come out poker.com thread...

This isn't racist.......... it IS redundant however.

I was waiting to get called for my 1/3 NLH game and bored enough to throw some $$ into the draw poker machine. As I was playing, a tech was working on the machine next to mine so I chatted him up. (by chatting I play slower and reduce my -EV) Anyway, during the conversation he explains to me that the way the RNG works the machine is not programmed to store a deck of undealt cards. As a result, it deals the up cards and replacement cards simultaneously. (hope this makes sense)That is messing with my brain and I'm wondering if it changes the odds at all. When you re-draw a card, you don't get th

long break+1

DEFINITELY offer e-buys for the first hour (or 3 rounds) it adds a lot of $$ to the pool , allows big bluffs early and keeps more people entertained longer. I've run three tourneys for my office and when I allowed re-buys everyone had a lot more fun. I won't go back.25/50.......15 min50/100.....20 min100/200....20 min (final re-buy)200/400....20 min400/800....20 (most inexperienced/poor players will be done)600/1200..15800/1600..151200/2400.152000/4000.final.4000/8000 if needed.You realize that you just asked for opinions and everyone has one of those. heh. Make sure you have help so you can

This did not happen to me. It is a hypothetical question based on the 2006 WSOP. In my mind it is easier to imagine one floorman at one table making the exchange error than all three (or four) tables having the exact same error made. I think the chances are good that at least one in three players would say something if the error was made at each table.See below link for the story.http://www.pokernews.com/news/2006/9/two-m...estions-one.htmOne player form each table bought up all the $5K chips. They were then chipped up. The chipping up happened after the race for the spare chips. I suspect tha

So... you're still playing at the WSOP. Down to +/- 25 players and they announce a break and color up the $5K chips.You buy up the extra chips from the others at your table and rush to get to the bathroom.When you return, you notice that you were colored up an extra 2 million when they exchanged your 5K chips for $25K chips at 5/2.5 instead of 5/1. (The floor personnel did the math like they were exchanging $10K chips instead of $25K.No-one else seems to notice and whil eyou're thinking about it you hear the words: "Shuffle up and deal!"Do you call the floorman and point out the error?