Mirage 4/8 game question

[xducracer]

Does anyone here regularly play 4/8 at the Mirage?

If so....can you give me some insight as to how tight/loose this game is at the Mirage?

Sarcastic Remarks are welcomed and will be graded for originality and content

Matt

[Aces McGee]

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Does anyone here regularly play 4/8 at the Mirage?

If so....can you give me some insight as to how tight/loose this game is at the Mirage?

Sarcastic Remarks are welcomed and will be graded for originality and content

Matt

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Unless something has changed recently, no one here plays $4/$8 at the Mirage.

They don't spread it.

-McGee

[xducracer]

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Does anyone here regularly play 4/8 at the Mirage?

If so....can you give me some insight as to how tight/loose this game is at the Mirage?

Sarcastic Remarks are welcomed and will be graded for originality and content

Matt

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oops...I mean 3/6

[Photoc]

It's a typical low limit game. Simple as that.

[surfinillini]

its 3/6, I doubt locals are grinding out there for rent money

loose and fast dont expect to make a dime

[MrMoo]

I've played the 3/6 there several times recently. It's a horrible, horrible, evil game. I've yet to walk away up more than $1. Maybe players better than me will disagree, but I don't see how the game is beatable long term.

The one time I played 6/12, I found it to be a great game. It was a great mix of bad players to mediocre players. The table I was at was very predictable.

I've also found the SnG's to be very nice. If you can play a good pushbot strategy, you'll do well. Very few people understand SnG concepts and they fold themselves down to two or three blinds routinely.

[xducracer]

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I've played the 3/6 there several times recently. It's a horrible, horrible, evil game. I've yet to walk away up more than $1. Maybe players better than me will disagree, but I don't see how the game is beatable long term.

The one time I played 6/12, I found it to be a great game. It was a great mix of bad players to mediocre players. The table I was at was very predictable.

I've also found the SnG's to be very nice. If you can play a good pushbot strategy, you'll do well. Very few people understand SnG concepts and they fold themselves down to two or three blinds routinely.

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I would like to play 6/12, but honestly I have never played over 4/8 and am not to sure I could not play without the "scared money" syndrome....

...however, I do really well in tighter games as opposed to loose agressive games ( I know flame away) so I ask the question then....how fishy are the 6/12 games? I have read (heard?) that these are the toughest limit games in town....

Any advice welcomed

Matt

[mblax10]

Never played 6/12 their, but based on my experience playing 10/20 & 20/40, the game is probably not tough to beat.

10/20 was a goldmine of loose passives.

[shaodeee]

I've played 3/6 there many times. There will probably be one or two people at the table who know what they're doing and the rest of the people are just clueless. 7-8 people to a flop after a raise is normal, people chasing 2 outers with like 33 on a AQK board. Game is insanely soft but be prepared to take some sick beats. The 4/8 at the Wynn is pretty good as well. I'd recommend that if you're looking for some 4/8 action.

[ellenwheels]

How much are the SnG's?