$5100 for a tournament in Niagara Falls?

[johnnydingles]

Don't think this will get much action. They had a few $100 and $300 final tourney a few weeks back and couldn't even get 50 people for it. no way they'll be pulling in any big numbers for the $5000 one. I might try a satellite or two, but only if there is a guaraneteed pool. I believe it said a big number, but said based on 200 entries in fine print. Definitely not worth it if you're planning on coming here just for the tourney. And don't listen to them if you call. I called and kept asking on the ones a couple weeks ago and they kept saying they had 100 players and bla bla, I get there and they have like 15 players signed up. Terrible.

[johnnydingles]

There were DEFINITELY no lines or worries about getting into the last set of $100-$300 tourneys they ran all week a few weeks ago. In fact, turnout was so low that they kept registration open a half hour to an hour into the event.

For NL action they have decent games but usually only $2/$5 Nl.

NL action at Casino Niagara is good, but like mentioned only lower limits.

For the best NL games I've seen almost anywhere I would go to Fallsview casino. They spread from $5/$5 NL $500 buyin max all the way up to $50/$100 NL on weekends and usually at least one $10/$20 NL during the week and 4-5 of the $5/$5 games. The action in unreal and so many fish it isn't even funny. I brought a friend who just learned for a week and was terrible. I gave him a few pointers and he made $500-$2000 the first 5 times we went. He had a couple losing sessions since then but is way ahead and doesn't play well at all. Thats definitely the place to be.

[LetYouDown]

I completely agree. The $5-5 games at Fallsview are the best thing going. The only way to lose if you play TAG is to get bad beat or cold decked.