TahoePlayer
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hah, whoops, computer error on my part.
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There are two rooms in Stateline.One is in Harveys(owned by Harrahs) and the other is in the Horizon. The one in Harveys is much more popular and much nicer, although Horizon is in the process of revamping their room. The one good thing about Horizon is the $55 freeze tourney, only because its the only decent payout of a tournament in town without rebuys. All the other tournaments except for the AM daily at Harveys have rebuys and smaller buy-ins(the exception would have been the WSOP Circuit which was in town last month, at which Daniel played.
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First off, Eddie I know you will give me shit for just starting to post, but oh well.Anyone here ever been part of a jackpot bad beat??? By that I mean a bad beat where 4 of a kind or better gets beaten? When there is a bad beat in a casino w/a jackpot drop, the losing player actually usually comes out on top(depending on the limit). The only time when the loser is actually still a loser, is when he winds up dedicating more to the pot than he wins(this is usually only going to happen at a $1000 buy in or higher no limit table). I have not actually been either the winner or loser of a bad
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First off, Eddie I know you will give me shit for just starting to post, but oh well.Anyone here ever been part of a jackpot bad beat??? By that I mean a bad beat where 4 of a kind or better gets beaten? When there is a bad beat in a casino w/a jackpot drop, the losing player actually usually comes out on top(depending on the limit). The only time when the loser is actually still a loser, is when he winds up dedicating more to the pot than he wins(this is usually only going to happen at a $1000 buy in or higher no limit table). I have not actually been either the winner or loser of a bad
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First off, Eddie I know you will give me shit for just starting to post, but oh well.Anyone here ever been part of a jackpot bad beat??? By that I mean a bad beat where 4 of a kind or better gets beaten? When there is a bad beat in a casino w/a jackpot drop, the losing player actually usually comes out on top(depending on the limit). The only time when the loser is actually still a loser, is when he winds up dedicating more to the pot than he wins(this is usually only going to happen at a $1000 buy in or higher no limit table). I have not actually been either the winner or loser of a bad