Re: Pacific Poker hires new PR firm that creates while using Peyote IM
 

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Pacific has $200/400 limit tables or are you talking about the NL tables?

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Neither, this is false. Pacific has 2 50/100 limit tables, and there pretty much emptish most of the time. Highest nl in 3/6

Re: Pacific Poker hires new PR firm that creates while using Peyote IM
 

Probably internally generated. PR firms in Beverly Hills tend to be somewhat literate.

Re: Pacific Poker hires new PR firm that creates while using Peyote IM
 

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they lost me here...

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For a long time Pacific Poker has been regarded as the number one online poker room

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delusional
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Pacific Poker is #1 in numerous categories
#1 in No player rewards
#1 in No respect for loyal long term customers
#1 in No answers from emails about suspected collusion ( maybe the investigating team is still looking at the hand histories i supplied 3 months ago )
#1 in Highest rake online
#1 in Incredibly awesome software developped by retarded monkeys
#1 in the incredible ability to play 1 table at a time

Re: Pacific Poker hires new PR firm that creates while using Peyote IMO
 

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Pundits everywhere agree that the new Pacific Poker software is the most superior going around.

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ROFLMFFAO

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My major is public relations, and this might be one of the worst sentences I have ever seen in a press release.

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It's nice to know the pundits agree, what about actual poker players.

I am pretty sure they are using the third definition listed below:

pun·dit pronunciation
n.

1. A source of opinion; a critic: a political pundit.
2. A learned person.
3. Hinduism. Variant of pandit.

[Hindi paṇḍit, learned man, from Sanskrit paṇḍitaḥ, learned, scholar, perhaps of Dravidian origin.]

It seems the most plausible explaination.

Re: Pacific Poker hires new PR firm that creates while using Peyote IMO
 

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If a player wants to play using the full screen they can which make them feel as if they are in a real casino.


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This is so true! And so realistic! I played full screen and it made me feel like I was really at my favorite b&m, Gold Strike in Tunica. I got so carried away I even called out for a cocktail waitress to bring me a beer. And, just like I was really at Gold Strike, several hours went by and still no sign of my beer.

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"And, just like I was really at Gold Strike, several hours went by and still no sign of my beer. "



Most accurate thing in this thread.
Man are the waitresses slow there.

Debbie at the Gold Strike
 

Best Cocktail Waitress EVER !!!!!