San Diego Cardrooms Rated Part I

[MelchyBeau]

I am beginning to believe San Diego has to have one of the highest concentration of 2+2ers around.

Melch

[jedi]

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Also, how have I not met some of you guys yet?



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Yeah. We should come up with an O11 meet one of these days. I'm mostly a 3/6 or 4/8 player, but I"ve been known to drop to the 1-1 NL game to sweat a friend.

[Spaded]

Lots of 2+2ers here, true. I'd like to play some live NL for the first time, after doing well on $25NL 6max online. Sometimes people like to get home games going, you just have to keep vigilant.

[Sponger15SB]

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The food is pretty damn good as well and dishes cost 2$.

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mmmmm....pineapple plate....*drool*

[scott8]

Of course, if you play in the 20/40 or 40/80 the food is comped. Before you know it, you have saved 4$.

[Spaded]

That's 5% of a BB at 40/80! You limit types should be going gaga over that.

[Still the Spank E]

Palomar is on El Cajon Blvd., a couple/few blocks below 30th Street.

[Still the Spank E]

I'm not playing that big yet, but I've seen 8/16, 10/20, 20/40 (I believe) and (max $500 buy-in) no-limit. Call 'em to be sure, though.

[Still the Spank E]

I don't disagree, though if you're coming from near the downtown S.D. area as I am, the drive can get you down unless you can go at the right times. Otherwise, yes--Ocean's IS outstanding. Cheap eats, too. And HUGE jackpots, for a cardroom ($5 drop though, huh?)

[Still the Spank E]

I agree with the assessment of O11's toughness. Even at the lower limits that I play at, I find an unnecessary amount of effort required if I am to make the same money found in the other cardrooms I mention in my original post.