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#81
10-25-2007, 06:45 PM
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Re: Days to avoid
looks like they're booked? wtf i thought this place was supposed to be insanely huge?
anyway, i guess i need a roommate. anyone? im coming in on the first and staying until i bust in the main event. 
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#82
10-26-2007, 06:36 AM
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Re: Days to avoid
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looks like they're booked? wtf i thought this place was supposed to be insanely huge? [/ QUOTE ] Why would they be building that new hotel to open in 2008 if they couldn't get themselves fully booked for major events?
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#83
10-26-2007, 07:43 AM
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Re: Days to avoid
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looks like they're booked? wtf i thought this place was supposed to be insanely huge? anyway, i guess i need a roommate. anyone? im coming in on the first and staying until i bust in the main event. [/ QUOTE ] Foxwoods sells out every weekend regardless of time of year usually about 3 weeks ahead of time. Middile of February, raging snow storm. Hotel's sold out... Try the Bellisimo , it has a free limo and is only 3 miles away. Its where I prefer to stay now
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#84
10-26-2007, 08:03 AM
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Re: Days to avoid
I can't find any specific information on wiring money to the casino. I've checked their website and google, anyone have a link to their routing numbers and all that fun stuff?
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#85
10-26-2007, 10:09 AM
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Re: Days to avoid
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I can't find any specific information on wiring money to the casino. I've checked their website and google, anyone have a link to their routing numbers and all that fun stuff? [/ QUOTE ] Check your PM box, Stephen [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]
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#86
10-27-2007, 11:33 AM
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Re: Days to avoid
The $1K event is on November 1, and is limited to 938 entries. If I show up in the middle of the afternoon the day before to sign up, is there any chance it will already be sold out?
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#87
10-27-2007, 02:52 PM
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Re: Days to avoid
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The $1K event is on November 1, and is limited to 938 entries. If I show up in the middle of the afternoon the day before to sign up, is there any chance it will already be sold out? [/ QUOTE ] Based upon experience playing 1K/2K events in the last 5 or 6 foxwoods series: likely to sell out? more likely than not llikely to sell out prior to the am of the event? no saturday/sunday 1K/2K events likelihood of selling out? virtually guaranteed
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#88
10-29-2007, 12:47 PM
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Re: new rules
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] -you talk to anyone during the hand, same thing. anyone. even HU. You mean someone not at the table, right? [/ QUOTE ] No, I don't. It's fairly stupid and takes a lot of the fun out of tournaments. Edit: Of course, I'm referring to talking about the hand in any way, shape or form. Not just talking to people about general crap. I mean stuff like: -"you got two pair over there?" -"flush draw on the board..." -"I think I have you beat..." -"You want action?" stuff like that... [/ QUOTE ] I was there last weekend, playing in an Act II super. Floor was standing right next to the table. I raised pf with AKo, called in one place. I cb and get raised all-in by a guy who had flopped a set earlier. Floor person is looking right at me, 3 feet away. I say "What, you flop a set on me, too?" Floor person *and* dealer do not say or do anything. I repeat myself, and again they do nothing. I call and bust the guy who had AQ. This all happened well after you say this rule went into effect. [/ QUOTE ] Kurn, The rule is in tact, the enforcement is sporadic at best. The problem is, you can talk all tourney and not be repremanded, but then you get the wrong dealer/wrong player/wrong situation and they may then decide to enforce the rules. I talk to people all the time and "get away with it" but I have been at tables where people are at least threatened with penalties for talking. You can probably get away with it but it only taks one time of "getting caught" to suck.
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#89
10-29-2007, 01:15 PM
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Re: new rules
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] -you talk to anyone during the hand, same thing. anyone. even HU. You mean someone not at the table, right? [/ QUOTE ] No, I don't. It's fairly stupid and takes a lot of the fun out of tournaments. Edit: Of course, I'm referring to talking about the hand in any way, shape or form. Not just talking to people about general crap. I mean stuff like: -"you got two pair over there?" -"flush draw on the board..." -"I think I have you beat..." -"You want action?" stuff like that... [/ QUOTE ] I was there last weekend, playing in an Act II super. Floor was standing right next to the table. I raised pf with AKo, called in one place. I cb and get raised all-in by a guy who had flopped a set earlier. Floor person is looking right at me, 3 feet away. I say "What, you flop a set on me, too?" Floor person *and* dealer do not say or do anything. I repeat myself, and again they do nothing. I call and bust the guy who had AQ. This all happened well after you say this rule went into effect. [/ QUOTE ] Kurn, The rule is in tact, the enforcement is sporadic at best. The problem is, you can talk all tourney and not be repremanded, but then you get the wrong dealer/wrong player/wrong situation and they may then decide to enforce the rules. I talk to people all the time and "get away with it" but I have been at tables where people are at least threatened with penalties for talking. You can probably get away with it but it only taks one time of "getting caught" to suck. [/ QUOTE ] Guess we won't be seeing Scotty Nguyen at the FT. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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