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Russ hamilton just won the 1994 world series - weighs 330 pounds -Wins 1 Million, the bracelet PLUS his Weight In Silver - F'er weighs 330 pounds!!!Gotta Love It!
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Greetings,What are your thoughts of playing the high hand & bad beat tables on Party vs the normal tables.I believe The high hand takes .50 rake abd bad beat $1. Is it worth the extra rake or too much of a lottery ?Interested in your comments.
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making the switch to limit (temporarily at least)
mrstealth replied to benhoug's topic in General Poker Forum
I know the title of the book is "Small Stakes Hold em", but what levels online do you think the techniques will work ? For instance 2-4, 3-6, 5-10, higher ?Be interested to here from those that play atthe 5-10 level. -
Your liklihood of finding a hi/lo game are slim. They usually have "interest" lists for new games so if there is enough interest you may get a game started. One night I did play in a omaha hi/lo ($15-$30 with full kill) there, but it wasn't a regular game.Just so you know - Oneida in Green Bay (about 2 hours north) also has a room and they do occassionally spread a "round by round" 1/2 hold-em, 1/2 omaha hi-lo, 5-10 limits. They also have no limit and 3-6.
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Not sure of your level/experience, but whatever it is you will find it. First, the room is very - very busy. Expect a minimum of 1 hour to 2 hours for a tabel. Usually spread 3-6, 5-10, 10-20, 20-40 and pot limit. Some of the tables will also have a "full kill".Poker room is hard to find - it's on the second floor, behind the bingo parlor. Just ask security and they will guide you to the room.Both the 20-40 and the pot limit games are tough to beat. For the 20-40 have a minimum buy in of $1,000, $2,000 minimum for the pot limit.Good Luckjava script:emoticon('8)')Cool
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hollywood park $100nl, 33bb and $5 rake???
mrstealth replied to elcapitan19's topic in General Poker Forum
Hi El Capitan,Our Casino (Oneida - Green Bay) operates very similar with 2 exceptions - Buy in is $100 and can reload anytime your below $100 - so most people Buy in, tip the dealer $1 and immidiately buy in again and sit down with $199. Our blinds are $2 & $5 with a $5 rake (only if there is a flop) - no jackpot.In order to be successful you almost have 2 "modes" - Mode 1 is the initial mode/Chip Preservation/building mode. When you first sit down you want to be super selective in hands to play knowing that if you do play one you are probably going to end up risking your whole stack -
carring lots of cash from room to room
mrstealth replied to wolverinech's topic in General Poker Forum
Hey Dude,What most people do is set up a line of credit with the casino prior to your trip. You can usually find the credit application at the casino website or just give them a call. If you want to do 40K you may want to do multiple lines at multiple casino's. Once your credit line is established it operates just like a normal line of credit you can draw against - most casino's will require you to settle your line before leaving vegas or within a few days of your return home. You can also transfer money in/out of your account electronically via bank/money wire transfer.If you do take ca -
Hi Hard,It sounds like your strategy is right on - the problem is the fact that with only a 45% "in the money" record over time you are not going to accumulate a lot of money at $20 and lower - mainly because the rake is 10% on the $10 & $20 & 20% on the $5 table - placing 3rd you are actually loosing money at 45%.I think if you are a disciplened enough player (as it seems you are) you'd be better off playing "heads up" tourneys on UB or Full Tilt.
