[niss]

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Goldmine. Just sit and wait for hands and get paid off by non-nut chasers.

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This is pretty much dead on. I could see it getting very frustrating if you're card dead and watching monkeys take down pots with ridiculous hands, but as long as you can avoid that, it's a good game. Probably the softest game I've ever played in, at least it was on Saturday. And this was *not* my experience at the Taj, where the play was definitely better in my experience. Funny thing is there were 3 players at my table who I recognized from the Taj.

I bought in for $400 each time (I left for dinner).

I hear the game goes pretty frequently. When I got down there on Friday at 4 PM, there were two seats. We never had more than a seat open until I left at 1 AM.

Another funny thing was we had a dealer who also dealt the 100/200 Omaha game. He said the play at the 100/200 is worse than the play at the 10/20.