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ThaHero 11-22-2005 10:17 PM

Re: Los Angeles
 
So is the Commerce 20/40 any good?

sternroolz 11-23-2005 03:28 PM

Re: Los Angeles
 
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So is the Commerce 20/40 any good?

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Is Tiffany Williamson a donk?

PokerCad 11-23-2005 04:11 PM

Re: Los Angeles
 
Here's the deal IMO, I play 20-30 hours per week at Commerce 9-18 & 15-30 at Commerce has a 4 + 1 $ drop and the 20-40 is 5$, all games are generally good, the 20-40 gets you free food. I have found my overall profit better playing 9-18 as opposed to 20-40 Im guessin' 'cause there are as a rule better players playing the 20-40 'though I have had some big nights when I am running good. When it is running, the 15-30 game is the BEST, jackpot + free foodhttp://forumserver.twoplustwo.co...cons/laugh.gif
laugh + weak players who are not use to playing at this limit. I rarely have a losing session when this game is running. Thursday thru Saturday nites this game generally spreads. If you get in at the right time there can be as many as 6 or 7 clueless fish trying there luck at this game ( beware, there are a couple of us who continually scorch this game [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]) James is one of the best floormen in this casino and he keeps this section at its best. As far as variance, I find the variance in this section to be less than any other limits that I have logged substantial time in. Hope this helps,,,good luck and cya at the tables

ThaHero 11-23-2005 06:53 PM

Re: Los Angeles
 
Very very very good break down.

My bankroll isn't quite up to that level yet, but I'm sure I'll see ya soon. There's plenty of fish to go around. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]


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