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Old 06-08-2006, 12:57 PM
grdred944 grdred944 is offline
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Default Re: Where should I go to play poker in Vegas?

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I mean, you gotta sit that close to that many balding middle-age men, the least they could do is turn down the lights.

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Glad I won't know you in 20 years. Glad I don't know you now.

That has got to be the stupidest thing anyone has said on this site in its entire history. Gawd. What an ass.

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Anyone want to venture a guess if a nerve was struck here? LOL
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Old 06-10-2006, 02:09 PM
Xynxz Xynxz is offline
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Default Re: Where should I go to play poker in Vegas?

I just played last weekend at the bellagio 4/8 and found the game selection and number of players superior to Wynn (at least on Sunday morning at 11 am, with Wynn only having 1 shorthanded 4/8 game and 2 others and Bellagio running 3 4/8 games and 9-10 other limits). I would recommend Bellagio.

Caesar's is also definitely a conference room environment and not in the casino area. Also, MGM has 2/4 and their 4/8 game by not being the lowest limit has slightly better players.
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Old 06-10-2006, 11:12 PM
idmtchris idmtchris is offline
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Default Re: Where should I go to play poker in Vegas?

I don't know your limit of skill level, but the best Thursday thru Sunday game is at Excalibur. The 1-3, 3-6 spread Limit, is full of Dad's who only have a couple hours away from the wife and kids, to get drunk and blow a $100, bucks playin that game the have seen on TV. I have played it twice this year. About 5 hour session and walked away with 250 and 460 respecively. I am no pro--I play lower limit online SnG's. And these games are loser than PP 5+1 SnG's. Major bonus---the bar is ten steps from the poker room--drink service is FAST.
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Old 06-11-2006, 01:21 AM
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Default Re: Where should I go to play poker in Vegas?

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I mean, you gotta sit that close to that many balding middle-age men, the least they could do is turn down the lights.

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Glad I won't know you in 20 years. Glad I don't know you now.

That has got to be the stupidest thing anyone has said on this site in its entire history. Gawd. What an ass.

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yea i agree that was pretty bad , but then " gawd " happened and you now look like a middle aged balding dude trying to sound young, no ?

ps HOLLA !!
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Old 06-11-2006, 01:00 PM
Cactus Jack Cactus Jack is offline
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Yes, I'm a middle-aged completely bald guy who has no need to sound young or wear his hat backward or pants too large and hanging off my ass. I was hip when most you were still in diapers. The only good thing about youth is it is always cured.

Sorry about the overreaction. I forget that some people cannot see through others' eyes, only their own.
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Old 06-11-2006, 03:38 PM
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but then " gawd " will happen and you will look like a middle aged balding dude still saying:

ps HOLLA !!

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