Re: 150$ for 2/4 @ foxwoods not enough?
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I don't understand why you wouldn't want to have $1 chips at a $2/$4 table. The small blind is $1.
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When I played 2/4 (and the first few times I played 5/10), I made sure to buy some $1 chips to go along with my rack, until I realized that it was easy enough to get $1 chips from either: change from my folded small blind, from other players, or from pots won.
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It really is a pain in the arse for the dealer to have to constantly refund money and keep track of who put what into the pot.
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Although many Foxwoods dealers are idiots, most can handle the above two tasks.
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For my first time playing live, I was surprised at how much money I gave away to the dealer. A $1 tip per winning hand seemed pretty standard. Probably won 20 hands, so probably tipped $20. Made a big difference at the end of the night.
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You probably spent as much on gasoline, food, and tips for the waitresses. Besides, if twenty dollars makes a big difference to you after 6-8 hours of play, then you probably should ask your mommy to increase your allowance.
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