Leaving Commerce - Page 3

Michael Davis · #21 03-23-2005, 05:47 AM

"(most players think they have to prove they can beat a maniac table)"

FU. I'm sick of your subtle barbs.

-Michael

stankybank · #22 03-23-2005, 06:46 AM

Hey,

Thanks for the response. I began as a limit player and transitioned to NL in 2002. I just recently started grinding out hrs in LHE and noticed that the 9-18 game at Commerce is much better in general than the 10-20 at the Bike. Although the drop sucks and food isn't comped, the fish are greater and the Bike 10-20 has more props which suck cuz they are basically all a bunch of weak-tight rocks who ruin the game. 9-18 is so much like the 3-6 w/ a couple more LAGs that I can totally see you making 3BB/hr if you're a solid regular.

Anyhow, I'll drop you a PM or something the next time I hit that game up and maybe you can give me some pointers on who to stay away from and whatnot.

BottlesOf · #23 03-23-2005, 10:41 AM

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I thought that too, at first. Then the ease with which she corrected herself made me suspicious.

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No. See my post.

sfer · #24 03-23-2005, 11:16 AM

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She clearly counted the chips in the process of putting them back (after you walked away) and realized she had too many. Then, when you came back, she wans't surprised.

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Maybe, but she certainly acted surprised.

onegymrat · #25 03-23-2005, 01:39 PM

Hey, security! Card the blonde kid!

Sorry I hijacked this thread, sfer!

Evan · #26 03-23-2005, 01:54 PM

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I can totally see you making 3BB/hr if you're a solid regular.

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No way, that's like 9 BB/100.

sfer · #27 03-23-2005, 02:15 PM

The chips in your avatar look much brighter and cleaner than in person. I like the nitty old Korean guys in that game. And the joking Chinese guy who says Gambool with just the right amount of irony.

onegymrat · #28 03-23-2005, 02:32 PM

Hi sfer,

I have to admit, I placed the few clean chips on top of the stacks before I photographed it.

jordanx · #29 03-23-2005, 03:12 PM

Could've been a scam. When I worked at McDs a buddy of mine used to work the drive-thru and would tell people the total was a quarter or so more than the actual total. He'd then pocket the extra cash he brought in.

Could be a similar scam, but how would she pocket the money w/o getting caught, since the cage has cameras.

snakehead · #30 03-24-2005, 01:20 PM

cashiers make mistakes just like everybody else. I've been chased down to get the $50 they over paid me, and I've had the supervisor give me $100 the next day when they shorted me and I missed it.