100-200 at Tulalip WA hand - Page 2

brick · #11 08-13-2006, 01:50 AM

because now we don't have any game at all.
they killed the 20/40 by spreading 40/80, and now they killed what was left of the 40/80 by spreading the 100/200.

They would have a consistent 20/40 if they had managed the game better. They caved to a few people who wanted to play higher and now they have nothing.

donater · #12 08-13-2006, 02:26 AM

R U retarded? u have to be joking me, the 100-200 doesnt kill anyone. Anyone who plays that game is rich as [censored]. The people who go to play that game would not be there otherwise if that game was not spread.

brick · #13 08-13-2006, 03:19 AM

Ha. That's so not true. Bill H was just playing 8-16 at parkers last night.

donater · #14 08-13-2006, 03:55 AM

that guy is loaded, think 40 millions+. he plays poker for social actvity

brick · #15 08-13-2006, 04:36 AM

Yeah, all I'm saying is that rich people will play lower. people who go busto playing 1/2 can't play as often. and that's why we don't have 20/40 or any high limit game at tulalip any more. Of course this is just my opinion. no big deal if you don't agree.

brick · #16 08-13-2006, 04:46 AM

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i played the game way under bankrolled

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This is why they shouldn't spread 100/200 at tulalip.

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It's not tulalips fault people are playing it underrolled.

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I agree BTW.
I meant the comment in a macro sense. There are not enough rich gamblers in seattle to support the game.

donater · #17 08-13-2006, 05:02 AM

do they even get a list to start a game cuz i know about 4 people who will be ther guarunteed.

bernie · #18 08-13-2006, 05:10 AM

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They would have a consistent 20/40 if they had managed the game better. They caved to a few people who wanted to play higher and now they have nothing.

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Because those few seem to think it's like vegas and people come to washington to play cards. Idiots. They treat it like their own private club and can care less about building a player pool.

Which, imo, goes a bit more to ego than actual wanting to make money at the game.

Lotta ego in the big game up here.

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bernie · #19 08-13-2006, 05:14 AM

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Anyone who plays that game is rich as [censored].

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Anyone? I doubt that. Some are. But many that I see I'd be suprised if they were rolled $60k+ to play that game regularly.

Hell, alot of people play well underrolled for 20-40.

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brick · #20 08-13-2006, 05:26 AM

I think they still start a list on fri/sat... but they haven't had a consistent game in a long time so the number of 20/40 regulars that head to the room is much lower than it used to be.