[CincyLady]

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only no limit games they run are 1/2 NL $300 max and 2/5 $1k max.

They have all these damn limit games running all the time so the wait is 1-2 hours every time.

Poker is new to the region and old people are slow learners because of the small amounts of hands live play allows, i mean i seen as many hands in a months as some guys do in a year live.

Anyway to offer a different game structure? wait is 1-2 hours every time

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IMO, you should stop your whining, and realize just how lucky you really are (you sound like some spoiled Cali and Las Vegas people I know of, who have 'all you can eat buffet' when it comes to being able to play poker a few steps from their doorstep, who whine about the littlest of things, and don't realize the good fortune they have living where they do and having as much access to live action poker as they do. They fail to realize (as it appears you do) that the rest of us are NOT that lucky).

I lived in Cincy for almost 15 years, and moved to Denver about a year and a half ago, just so I could get a job in the Telecom Sector (there are no such jobs back in Cincy or in that area that I know of). I used to drive up to Ceasars Indiana (a 2 hr drive each way), all the time.

BTW, poker isn't new to Ceasars Indiana either. When I first started playing poker 4 years ago, they were there and had been for some time. Plus, they were the ONLY casino in the Region to have a Poker room, period until about 2 yrs ago, when the Belterra opened up their room.

Before I left, they had upgraded the room from a tiny section at the bottom of the boat with a mere 10 tables, to half the floor, with dozens of tables.

I'd KILL to to be ABLE to wait 2 hrs for a NL game, but colorado, the max bet allowed here is 5 bucks, so I'm stuck in the land of no fold 'em hold 'em here, no NLHE here AT all for sure!

You don't realize just how lucky you really are. Ceasars indiana is one of the Best poker rooms in the Midwest if not the country.

You have access to tourneys all the time, including every saturday, a $225 buyin into a WSOP ME event that pays out 3 seats to the ME. Man, I'd kill to be able to have the access you have, to those qualifier satallites.

Nearest place I can go play NL is the Horseshoe in CB Iowa, an 8hrs drive from Denver, and you can forget about them (the Horseshoe) having weekly qualifier satallites into the WSOP ME on a regular basis, let alone on the weekends.

I don't mean to be mean to you here, but I just had to vent.

If I could find a job in Telecom there, that payed well enough, I'd be back there in a heartbeat to be sure, because being in Colorado, sucks big time when it comes to poker!