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09-17-2007, 07:29 PM
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Re: Cardrooms in the US..
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I am in the fortunate position at work to go to a US city for a conference. I get to choose the conference so in effect, I get to choose the city. Other than Las Vegas, Atlantic City or most of California, where would a poker player like to go for a week in the US? [/ QUOTE ] Lake Tahoe? [/ QUOTE ] Nice, I also ski. Unfortunately, I am well known im my office as a poker player and that's why I tried to exlude CA and NV along with Atlantic City. It's just not good optics I'm afraid. Minnesota and Phoenix are looking good and if it's in January, Phoenix is clear frontrunner. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah. Phoenix or Florida. 
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#23
09-17-2007, 07:42 PM
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Re: Cardrooms in the US..
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California cardrooms have games that go all the time, everyday (except at the absolute biggest limits). This is ideal for the conference-goer. Long Beach (LA), San Francisco, and San Jose are extremely common conference sites, so you should get no flack for any of them. Long Beach is not an unbearable commute from the Commerce (depends on hour of the day), San Jose will be like 5 minutes from Bay 101, and San Francisco isn't far from Lucky Chances and about an hour (most of the time) from Bay 101. California is the clear winner here. [/ QUOTE ] I am now swinging this way. High tech is my field and there are tons of conferences all over CA along with a ton of casinos. I like the idea of leaving the snow here in February or March in Ottawa, Canada and heading for sunny CA .
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