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Toonces 08-17-2005 02:45 PM

Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
For about a year after it's poker room opened, I think that Potowatomi in Milwaukee had to be considered the mecca of the middle limit world. However, since the No-limit games began in the spring, the 20-40 game died, the 15-30 game died, and the 10-20 game doesn't have the huge share of fish that it used to. Not to say that the game still isn't pretty good, but it's a shadow of its former self, especially since most of the super-loose action freaks want to play no-limit.

Has it truly turned around, in that the worst limit players are back at Resorts? I've only played there a few times at resorts and usually been successful. If only it wasn't such a painful drive...

08-17-2005 03:15 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
I feel that now with no limit being offered Resorts is the best in the midwest for Limit. On weekends there is usally 7 or 8 games going at diffrent limits. In July I was at Empress & Hollywood where the limit tables were very active.

phuc 08-17-2005 03:18 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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I feel that now with no limit being offered Resorts is the best in the midwest for Limit. On weekends there is usally 7 or 8 games going at diffrent limits. In July I was at Empress & Hollywood where the limit tables were very active.

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So you think the NL game drew the sharks away from the limit game?? Or how did the NL game affect the fishiness of the limit games? Fish come to play NL but realize they bust out too quickly and they decide to try limit??

08-17-2005 04:19 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
If you are a good limit player you can still do well at Resorts. Over the past two years I feel very little has changed in the limit games there. I do feel that no limit is the future for holdem players. With the buy-in going down new players are moving to no limit. When Trump in Gary opened it's cardroom two years ago the only game was limit. Now you can find four or five 200 max NL games going with more fish then in Lake Michigan [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

08-17-2005 04:24 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
What is the NL game at Potowatomi (sp?) like. I haven't been up to try it yet. Is it as fishy as the Trump?

08-17-2005 04:25 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
I would to add that at Trump when the fish get busted the are ten more waiting in line. Once you know who the sharks are you can do very well.

phuc 08-17-2005 04:26 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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If you are a good limit player you can still do well at Resorts. Over the past two years I feel very little has changed in the limit games there...

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Maybe I misunderstood your first post. I understood it as "because no-limit is now being offered at Resorts, the limit game is the best in the Midwest."

PokerBob 08-17-2005 04:27 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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I would to add that at Trump when the fish get busted the are ten more waiting in line. Once you know who the sharks are you can do very well.

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I'll be in RAcine WI in a week and intended to hit Potawonami. Is 10/20 the biggest game they spread now? Is the room no-smoking?

downtown 08-17-2005 04:28 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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...more fish then in Lake Michigan [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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There are fish in the lake? Huh.

STG 08-17-2005 05:07 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
Yes it is a non-smoking enclosed room, with smoking available right outside the door. They spread 15/30 along with 10/20, but there is usually only 1 table of each going, and usually 2 to 3 no-limit tables going. Yes it is fishy!

PokerBob 08-17-2005 05:12 PM

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Yes it is a non-smoking enclosed room, with smoking available right outside the door. They spread 15/30 along with 10/20, but there is usually only 1 table of each going, and usually 2 to 3 no-limit tables going. Yes it is fishy!

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08-17-2005 07:03 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
I will try to make this clear. Resorts and Harrah's in East Chicago have been the best limit holdem poker room in the midwest for years. Yes Resorts offers no limit but this has not slowed down the limit games much. Some of the limit players that left when Trump opened it's poker room are now back. The times that I have been at Resorts there was one 500 max no limit game going. At the same time there has been as many as eight or nine limit games going on. The Casino trend now is going to no limit at the cost of limit games. At Resorts this is not the case. I hope I made this clear and GOOD LUCK.

Toonces 08-18-2005 11:02 AM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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Yes it is a non-smoking enclosed room, with smoking available right outside the door. They spread 15/30 along with 10/20, but there is usually only 1 table of each going, and usually 2 to 3 no-limit tables going. Yes it is fishy!

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The 15/30 game no longer runs. The biggest game is 10/20, except for rare occasions. They have had mixed success starting a 20/40 game on Fridays starting at 4:00 PM.

Kevin J 08-18-2005 12:04 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
I believe the no limit killed the 20-40. That, and the loss of a key floor personel.

The 20-40 games ar Resort are very good, but I've never seen anything like those Milwaukee games when the room first opened. I wonder if I'll ever see anything like that again in my lifetime.

Kevin J 08-18-2005 12:11 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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So you think the NL game drew the sharks away from the limit game??

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Just the opposite. The no-limit is drawing the fish away from limit. At least that's what seems to be happening with the 20-40 game. Poorer players who are struggling in the 20-40 game, try out no-limit because they "think" it's a big game. Ironically, the no-limit actually plays much smaller than the 20-40. Sometimes this isn't the case, but it normally is. A quick glance at the two games will show MUCH more money on the 20-40 table.

The problems is that these poor players will lose at a much quicker and steadier rate to the no-limit sharks. Their money will last longer at limit. Unfortunately, they don't realize that.

Kevin J 08-18-2005 12:18 PM

Re: Is Resorts now an easier game than Potawatomi?
 
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Yes Resorts offers no limit but this has not slowed down the limit games much.

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I don't know where you're getting this. I play the 20-40 game almost every day and it's clear no-limit has had a negative impact on it. Yeah, the game is still good and yeah, they still get 2 feeders off at their busiest times, but no-limit has definitely slowed down the 20-40 game and I also notice the 10-20 game has slowed as well.


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