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For your entertainment. Two Rooks Home Casino [/ QUOTE ] Too obvious. Hope you get suspened per the updated sticky. |
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[ QUOTE ] For your entertainment. Two Rooks Home Casino [/ QUOTE ] Too obvious. Hope you get suspened per the updated sticky. [/ QUOTE ] Ehh... I like it. |
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The rake in live high stakes games in pretty small as a percentage of the pot. In the biggest games in the US, they may be paying like $30/hour time charge.
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#16
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You know how far the Bellagio sports book and the craps table is from Chip's house?? come on now.
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why play low stakes at a casino? empty seats need filling [/ QUOTE ] Not to mentoin that the rake affects the lower stakes a lot more than the higher stakes. |
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Wasn't there some Swedish pro (Martin somebody?) who hired a cheat (Russ G?) to rig a hotel room with cameras? The idea was he would get his buddies out of casino to play in his room. The scheme didn't work because they wouldn't leave the casino.
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When Brunson et al were trading public letters with Andy Beal to negotiate more heads-up limit play, one of the points that the pros insisted on was that the games be played in a licensed casino.
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I think a better question might be why would anyone take the risk of playing a high-stakes game in a private-home when there's a much safer option in the form of a casino available for a pretty low fee (low compard to the stakes they are playing for at least)
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