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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
I assure u its not "just a status thing" i play regularly in that game, with about $20k on the table, and very very rarely am i not covered. Playing in that game means playing monster pots, which is wat nl is alll about.
Sittin with a shortstack is also very profitable, quite easy for u to double up. |
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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
But can you double it and then triple it?
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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
I assume this game has no max buy-in? Does Foxwoods spread 5-10 NL?
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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
1/2NL with 100 max, 2/4 with 300? max, and 5/5 with no max. The minimum in the 5/5 used to be 200, but I think it went to 500 when they introduced the 2/4 recently.
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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
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I assure u its not "just a status thing" i play regularly in that game, with about $20k on the table, and very very rarely am i not covered. Playing in that game means playing monster pots, which is wat nl is alll about. Sittin with a shortstack is also very profitable, quite easy for u to double up. [/ QUOTE ] Back when I played in that game regularly, a bunch of the guys who sat really deep should not have been sitting as deep as they were. scrub |
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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
Amen to that; made the games profitable though. Medium stack in that game was really hard to play.
Leon |
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Re: Cash wads at the Foxwoods NL.
are the gentleman from longmeadow by any chance?
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