Bill Gates
 

I wanna play at the same table as Bill. Does anyone know the sites he plays at and his nick? What are his games? Is he a good player?

Re: Bill Gates
 

I heard during lunch hours on friday they run a casual game in the break room of the East end of the Microsoft Reaserch and Developement Center, on the west side of the Microsoft Grounds.

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Re: Bill Gates
 

bill gates plays at partypooper.com. his nicnma is "usuckjobbs" and he's a $0.25/0.50 full ring limit hold'em grinder. Loose passive, never raises preflop, plays almost every hand, and complains every time someone puts a bad beat on him. threatens to buy out partypoker after particularly bad sessions.

Re: Bill Gates
 

Even if this thread actually gets serious, I wouldn't expect to hear any reliable information.

Re: Bill Gates
 

He has been seen playing 2/4 in whatever rooms run 2/4 games, I heard he pwns hard

Re: Bill Gates
 

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Busto?

Re: Bill Gates
 

I have heard from a reliable source that Bill plays on both Pokerstars and On Game networks. Sorry but I cant reveal his screenname as he doesnt want it known.

Re: Bill Gates
 

actually he plays 3/6, he was interviewed and that's what he said. he plays that low to keep it fun. of course the problem is that the biggest idiots are at the small tables.

Re: Bill Gates
 

Someone told me a few years ago that the highest stakes card game in the U.S. was a regular bridge game that Bill Gates and Warren Buffet played in. I'm not sure if they still play.

Re: Bill Gates
 

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actually he plays 3/6, he was interviewed and that's what he said. he plays that low to keep it fun. of course the problem is that the biggest idiots are at the small tables.

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Years ago, when Gates was in Vegas, he would play 3-6 limit at the Mirage.

I believe the actual reason to play the smallest game in the room was to avoid any perception of gambling with MicroSoft's money. Even high stakes games wouldn't be much bigger for Gates.