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Old 08-26-2007, 06:41 PM
ZootAllures ZootAllures is offline
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Default Middle Limit Hold Em in Vegas

For those who live in or frequent Vegas, I was just wondering what the middle limit hold 'em scene is like out there. I realize that at different times of year, or even during a given week there can be great variance. Nevertheless, I was curious around how many tables are spread of 20-40 and up a couple levels throughout the bigger poker rooms like the Bellagio, Mirage, and Wynn (or others). It's getting pretty thin in AC relative to the NL games. Borgata has been spreading 3-4 20/40s at peak with usually no more than 2 40-80 games at peak (through most of the summer). I've seen one or two 80/160 games over the past few months, but that's it. The bigger games are almost always mixed or are bigger NL games at the Borgata, and the Taj is worse.
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Old 08-26-2007, 07:18 PM
NevadaKaz NevadaKaz is offline
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Default Re: Middle Limit Hold Em in Vegas

I play 8/16 at Wynn and only ever see one 15/30 going the majority of the time.

A very similar thread to this was posted recently, try the search. I suck at it, or I would link for you.
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Old 08-26-2007, 07:41 PM
Machmood Machmood is offline
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Default Re: Middle Limit Hold Em in Vegas

Bellagio has 15/30, which was very LAG, and 30/60(ive never played this)
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