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[BigSlick05 0]

regarding todays blog....isnt there a max buy in at the Wynn for NL cash games? How could you sit down at 5-10 with over $100K? I would think most people would get up, espically when your grossly overbetting pots.

[na3r0k 0]

I doubt there is if he was able to do it. Personally if he overbets every pot, i just play much tighter then usual.

[markm02 0]

He used to do this in the 10-20 NL at the Bellagio I just sat back and waited and he doubled me up. It was Great!

[tskillz187 0]

there's already another thred regarding his huge buy-in. Obviously he was playing at a no max table.There was nothing wrong with what he did, it was funny, fun, and i would have enjoyed to be there. Anyone defending the fact that he was bullying etc etc, THERE IS NO MAX, you come there hoping someone plops down a bunch of money and tries to run over you.I'm sure everyone at the table had a great time trying to trap daniel and i think it's cool he played 5-10.

[BigSlick05 0]

If it was no max, then i agree....i've just never seen a no max table.thx.a/k

[nosoul 0]

regarding todays blog....isnt there a max buy in at the Wynn for NL cash games? How could you sit down at 5-10 with over $100K? I would think most people would get up, espically when your grossly overbetting pots.

All the no limit games at Wynn are unlimited buy-in games. You could sit down at the $1-$2 NL game with $300,000 if you had that much. I think every other casino in town caps the buy-in, at least on the lower tables. 1-2, 2-5, and 5-10 are usually capped.When I played in Tunica, the only NL game offered was a 1-2 game with no limit on the buy-in. Most people bought in for about $500. A few sat down with over $1k.