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11-06-2007, 08:51 PM
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Re: TR: 10-20 LHE at The Peppermill, Reno (WARNING: LONG TR IS LOOOONG
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The lobster buffet at Boomtown is actually rather good. [/ QUOTE ] like, everytime i went back for another lobster, i kept expecting the stinkeye, but they just smiled and dished them out to me like they were crack. the mussels were great as well. where do all those lobsters come from, is what i wanna know... 
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11-06-2007, 11:09 PM
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Re: TR: 10-20 LHE at The Peppermill, Reno (WARNING: LONG TR IS LOOOONG
Hilarious. Thanks for writing this up.
Beat: Your writing makes me insecure about my own writing.
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#16
11-06-2007, 11:31 PM
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Re: TR: 10-20 LHE at The Peppermill, Reno (WARNING: LONG TR IS LOOOONG
Nice TR.
Reno is brutal.
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11-07-2007, 03:39 AM
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Re: TR: 10-20 LHE at The Peppermill, Reno (WARNING: LONG TR IS LOOOONG)
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Around 1am, I get seated at the 10-20 game (one table only). Immediately I saw this wasnt going to be a profitable night. At least one third of the table were just total rocks, VP$IP is literally in the mid teens. And although there were a couple of donators around, there were also a couple of full blown gambletards who were just hitting right and left. Straddle with 92o, call a middle position raise and a late position 3 bet, flop 2pr and call all the way, taking down really substantial pots and gutting the table of all the loose money. There was simply no one I wanted to be in a pot with. Against the rocks I was beat if I saw action and didnt hold the nuts, against the gambletards I had to hit the flop incredibly hard, aggression was useless against them by itself, and after 20 or 30 minutes the donators were broke. [/ QUOTE ] A perfect description of 90% of the limit games I've played in Vegas above 3/6.
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11-07-2007, 03:25 PM
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Re: TR: 10-20 LHE at The Peppermill, Reno (WARNING: LONG TR IS LOOOONG
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A perfect description of 90% of the limit games I've played in Vegas above 3/6. [/ QUOTE ] cant say i agree. ive played mid stakes at the rio, wynn, and bellagio, and i have never yet seen such painfully long stretches of non-poker at any of them. and at low stakes (4/8) in particular at the wynn and bellagio, i got the impression people were trying to wear a hole through the center of the table by throwing chips at it. there really were a few times in reno where it felt like 3/4 of the table was just willing to pay 15$ an orbit to not be alone while waiting for death.
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