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#1
08-24-2005, 11:47 AM
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Re: Poker in New Orleans
Good point about the regulars, but the downside is that they're not so dim that they won't come to recognize that you are a good/serious player, whereas the off-the-street drunks don't know who you are.
FWIW: Spent 7 hours down there yesterday for Aces Cracked Tuesday. Never saw them once (nor KK or QQ for that matter). 
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#2
08-24-2005, 12:30 PM
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Re: Poker in New Orleans
[ QUOTE ]
Good point about the regulars, but the downside is that they're not so dim that they won't come to recognize that you are a good/serious player, whereas the off-the-street drunks don't know who you are. [/ QUOTE ] While that's true, the next step in their thought process is usually "Lemme see if I can flop two pair with this 83 of clubs and crack this good/serious player's KK. What? Someone capped it? Call."
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#3
08-24-2005, 12:54 PM
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Re: Poker in New Orleans
The way I've seen it would be Aces-cracked ON THE RIVER wins a rack of $1.
So if the AA was ahead on the turn...and THEN the river-card fills some straight draw for the other guy....THEN you win $100. Not sure if they make this distinction at Harrah's or not. Just relating my experience with it.
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