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10-06-07, 04:27 PM
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Live Brag
Went down to our dog track poker room this afternoon... highest stakes are $2/$2 NL with a max buy-in of $100. Sat down with $100, never had to re-buy or top-up, played for a little over two hours, left with $822. Pwnage.
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10-06-07, 05:31 PM
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In live games when it is folded around to the blinds, the blinds usually just chop and move onto the next hand so thats not the reason
2/2 Im not really sure. I know 5/5 games are spread in a lot of clubs instead of 2/5 games, just for speed (to eliminate the use of white chips and change for the SB and all bet amounts must be in increments of $5) but for 2/2 vs 1/2 i dunno what the difference would be. PS 50 BB Buy Ins= WACK -- especially when Im used to 200-300 regularly
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10-06-07, 06:04 PM
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That's sweet.
And I agree that a 50 BB buy in is lame, but I know the law is $100 max or whatever. To clarify, that's the max BUY IN, but there is no max BET, right? |
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10-06-07, 07:48 PM
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With no law to stop them, Casino Windsor STILL manages to have a 100 max limit on the 1/2 game. Lame
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10-07-07, 02:46 AM
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Very nice score Reel.
 Must've been a wild game. I had a good day at the casino today as well (nowhere close to yours) +260 playing 4/8 Limit with a kill, meaning if someone wins the pot twice in a row the next hand is for double limits. First time playing a game like that, it was alot of fun. Winning helps too. 
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