ask me about being a online and live prop.

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May I ask where you're finding 20/40 Stud 8 live? Any 10/20 or 15/30 as well?



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I know 30/60 stud8 has run the last few years during the fall classic at canterbury.

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am not sure if i understand your question all that well, but online i was playing small stakes 2/4 and 3/6 limit and 50/1nl.. live i play 20/40 stud 8 or better and 20/40 limit holdem.. also 5/10nl

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May I ask where you're finding 20/40 Stud 8 live? Any 10/20 or 15/30 as well?

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LA - Stud and S8/b is still alive out there in the mid limits.

[daddypoker23]

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How'd you get into it live? Did they just decide to ask you randomly? Have to know someone?

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I walk in at several casinos and ask to see the prop manager.. and then ask if their was any prop position available.

[daddypoker23]

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Do you have to leave when a table fills? Are you always starting new tables versus joining short handed tables?

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i Work in the morning so normally i start playing in a shorthanded table with people who are stuck and sleep deprived which is +ev for me. once the table fills i have the option to get up or stay and wait until the floorman tells me to give up my seat.

[daddypoker23]

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What limits online and what magical software do you use to stay +EV.

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When i prop online its normally at small poker sites. and i dont use any magical software. i just take notes on players and their tendency's old school by using "players note"

[daddypoker23]

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all that matters is that you clock in at your appropriate time and not make any type of seen at the tables.

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what are your hours like? is it a set schedule?

how much time do you spend shorthanded?

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ONline you dont have a set schedule which i love, but live poker you do.. for example i work from 8am to 4pm 5 days out of the week..

and to answer your second question i normally play shorthanded in the morning for about a hr then the table fills up with bunch of regs.

[daddypoker23]

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am not sure if i understand your question all that well, but online i was playing small stakes 2/4 and 3/6 limit and 50/1nl.. live i play 20/40 stud 8 or better and 20/40 limit holdem.. also 5/10nl

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May I ask where you're finding 20/40 Stud 8 live? Any 10/20 or 15/30 as well?

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a couple of casinos in l.a offer stud 8 or better.. its never played lower then 20/40 tho.

[daddypoker23]

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I think its been asked, but I don't see the answer...

Are you constantly moving from game to game? Seems like once a game gets good you would be forced to move, severely limiting any profit (other than what the house pays you, obv)

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GREAT QUESTION! their are different type of props and i've done all of them.

movable prop- your job is to start games. and once its filled up and their is a waiting list your required to get up and give up your seat.. your normally play about 6-7 different games within a 8 hr period. I have a good friend who is a movable prop and loves it, because he gets bored just playing one type of game for 8 hrs. but for me I absolutely hated it.. so it all depends on you.

silent prop- you just sit down at the poker game you applied for. and play your 8hrs and then leave. you dont get up if their is a waiting list. you dont move to a better game, you just sit down and grind it out.

host poker player (my current position)- I can move to any game that i want, if am playing in a game that has bunch of rocks and their is a waiting list then i just give up my seat and move to a better game. i also contact the regs and let them know about certain promotions that were having. I absolute love my job!

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If anyone asks if you are a prop, are you required to tell them?

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YES

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Are you required to move if the games fill up?

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it all depends of what prop position you applied for.