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Old 08-14-2007, 11:28 PM
Poshua Poshua is offline
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Default Re: Improving smaller cardrooms

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Finally, the rooms need to make their environment squeeky clean

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Squeeky clean? Won't ever happen. Especially with the element that gambling attracts.

The truth is, poker in cardrooms will always have a distinct element of seediness.

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I assume you mean standalone cardrooms like in California? Many cardrooms at upscale and luxury casinos are not seedy at all, but in my experience poker-only establishments are all varying degrees of gross.
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Old 08-14-2007, 11:43 PM
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Default Re: Improving smaller cardrooms

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Finally, the rooms need to make their environment squeeky clean

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Squeeky clean? Won't ever happen. Especially with the element that gambling attracts.

The truth is, poker in cardrooms will always have a distinct element of seediness.

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While Canterbury is FAR from a small poker room, it is exceptionally squeaky clean. They also put up with exactly zero [censored] from players.
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