Re: Travelling Cross Country via Poker Rooms
 

Percula, they aren't spreading NL yet? is it stil the spread 150 game? Its been about 10 months since I was there.

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Alright, the ideal trip would be:

Atlanta to Tunica, Tunica to St Louis, St Louis to Kansas City, Kansas City to Texas, Texas to Arizona, Arizona to Vegas...that would be pretty nice.

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I think this is the one I have settled on... never been to Kansas City or St. Louis and the country girls in Texas are always a worthwhile site. I have friends in Phoenix. Looks like 2-3 days in each place... time to start setting up the blog for the trip and my adventure into playing poker regularly in Vegas!

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Alright, the ideal trip would be:

Atlanta to Tunica, Tunica to St Louis, St Louis to Kansas City, Kansas City to Texas, Texas to Arizona, Arizona to Vegas...that would be pretty nice.

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Just curious, where would you play poker in Texas? In the backrooms of West Texas that presumably gave Hold 'em its name, or is there now some legal poker there that I don't know about?

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I didn't mean play in TX, just stop in Texas, it would make sense though since you're on your way to the NM and AZ casinos to go through the northern tip of the state.

Re: Travelling Cross Country via Poker Rooms
 

I am planning the same kind of trip. But will be traveling along I80. I found this link that list casinos by state.

http://us.casinocity.com/

Good Luck
Phix

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This is a pretty amazing post. I am seriously considering doing the exact thing this spring in March/April. I'm throwing caution to the wind and getting there however I can. I was originally planning to drive cross-country with my own car, but I think it would be very cool to get wherever I am going via bus, train, boat, whatever . . .

It just seems like the type of thing that ought to be done once per lifetime . . .

I'm definitely interested in hearing from anyone else who has done this / planning to do it.