[Rick Nebiolo]

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Last night was double jackpot, so it was very busy. The jackpot is up to 35K, so the double brought everyone out.

There is almost always a 20/40 and a 100-500 NL with 5 & 5 blinds. Some nights there will be 2 games of each of these. If it is really humming, they will also have a PLO game going, which is the best game in the house. The 8-16 has been going lately, but is usually not in the lineup. Always good when it goes.

There has never been a 20/50 game that one of the posters alluded to.

Rick, tell them you also want to start a list for a $500-$1000 NL game (5-10 blinds)...they almost got it going last night.

***Although it's probably too late for you to see any of this...If you need any other info PM me.***

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We went early today. Both of us played small and had lunch, then went to the movies behind the casino (The Prestige, my friend's choice, I give it three stars out of five). The 20/40 started around 3:30pm, I played a while then started the 5-5 blind NL. Was feeling sort of goofy/dizzy and was way up in a tight game so went to a second movie (Flags of Our Fathers - I give it four stars) while my friend played on. After the movie I chopped again in the 5-5 NL, doubling through an LA player I've played lots of 20/40 stud/8 against.

You seem to be right on regarding games. I may try to make it out for an overnighter on a Thursday. My friend can't play late and it really isn't that far.

In general the day games are quite a bit tighter than the equivalent LA games, at the same time you just don't get many moves put on you so its a good place to play if you like it tight and predictable. My guess is that later at night it opens up.

~ Rick

PS I also liked the fact that I was one of the younger players [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

PPS I noticed they have some $100 no rebuy tournaments with only $10 juice. That's the way it used to be everywhere.