[hoppscot22]

So currently the state law in MN states that the biggest single bet that can be made is $60 (in poker games at least)

So the largest game spread at Canterbury is 30-60 limit.

Most of the elite players in MN only occasionally play the 30 game because:
A. its small for them
B. when they do play its mostly for entertainment/their friends are playing
C. they either play online for money or often travel to play the bigger games.

There are however some people who at least "claim" to make a living in the 30 game (i know for a fact there are 1 or 2).

I have had a discussion with many people regarding the possibility of a bigger game at canterbury. Granted CP most likely does not want a bigger game and wouldnt even lobby to have the law changed. That isnt my question.

The debate was regarding whether a bigger game (60 120 most likely) would run at all. When i was home over the summer even the 30 game seemed to be more dead sometimes then it used to be, and i began to think that if a bigger game were spread it probably wouldnt run.

Does anyone think that Canterbury could sustain a bigger game? Would there be enough action players to keep the game going? How often would it go?