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Old 11-18-2004, 05:19 PM
Homer Homer is offline
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Default Re: Is this the end of Internet poker?

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yes.

not for 50 quid though.

would speed up the little games in my student house a ton.

however ive invested in some (cheap nasty plastic AAAAH) wonderful litte chips and a couple decks of kem cards from games back home, so i can do without out one for now.

in fact in argos (family catalogue shop for you americans) you can buy a fairly good set of chips (actual clay chips form what ive heard) for 30 quid. the worrying thing is the suitable for ages 6+ label, but start em young i say.

Phill
ps, i dont actually promote underage gambling in anyway, honest
pps, no seriously

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Chit phil. Don't play with plastic. You poor sodding student. Send me a pm with your address; I'll get stars to send you the pokerstars set. I have so many fpp's there that they'll be basically free. This is a one off; so absolutely noone else pm me or I'll tell you to f*ck off...I still want to keep plenty for the 10k sats to wpt events.


For americans, Anyone near a Costco store (and has or knows someone who has a costco card), they're selling a really nice looking poker set pretty cheap - 11.5g chips/cards/dice/case.

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Wow!

How are those PStars poker chips, out of curiousity? Are they the weighted 11.5g pieces of crap or are they real clay?
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Old 11-18-2004, 06:11 PM
dogsballs dogsballs is offline
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Default Re: Is this the end of Internet poker?

I dunno. They're prob not real clay tho', but I've heard people like em.
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Old 11-18-2004, 06:21 PM
OrangeBaller OrangeBaller is offline
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Default Re: Is this the end of Internet poker?

I first saw on of these things at Kohl's a month or so ago. The first thing I thought was why would you go through all of that trouble when you can just pull out your cards and chips and sit at the table.
Also, I picked up the 500 chip set at Costco this week, and it's a pretty nice set.
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Old 11-18-2004, 07:08 PM
moondogg moondogg is offline
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Default Re: Is this the end of Internet poker?

Wow does this thing blow.

A few things I noticed:
- No limit only?

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Plug 'n play

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I would not be suprised if Microsoft sues their asses of for using this term.

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6 individual hand sets with LCD display and 70cm lead

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When I hear LCD, I think...

Rather than...

I guess they're trying to capture the feeling of the '80s as well.

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Base console with fast 16 bit microprocessor


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It is atrocious that they can use the term "fast 16 bit microprossor". That's like saying "The new Honda has a POWERFUL 1.5 liter engine". For the sake of context, this thing is only twice as fast as a old school Nintendo.

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Requires 4 x AA batteries (not included)


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You have to plug this f'n think into a TV, but you can't plug it into a wall? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]
I hope the designer was shot for gross incompetence.


The amazing thing is that this piece of crap is going to sell like hotcakes.
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