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#1
08-28-2005, 04:41 PM
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Sit N Gos in Vegas?
I'm hanging out with a friend who's working in vegas Monday and Tuesday. He's got to work during the days, so I'll probably play some tournaments. I'd rather play sit n gos cause I won't have a ton of time (three hours on Monday, all day Tuesday). Does anyone know of any rooms that run SNG's on Mondays/Tuesdays?
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#3
08-28-2005, 06:50 PM
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Re: Sit N Gos in Vegas?
no sit and go's that i know of...but some tourney's run a quick blind structure so it's over within two hours - luxor is one i know of like that.
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#4
08-29-2005, 02:15 AM
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Re: Sit N Gos in Vegas?
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While I think this is coming some day soon, I don't believe there are any Strip rooms that have a one table tourni that is not a Satellite. Confirmed w/ Mirage and Bellagio. [/ QUOTE ] Sundays at the Aladdin. Been going on for 3 months now. Structure changed to $45 buy in + $5 entry fee, $5 add on for 100% more in chips. Unfortunately the OP is looking for ones on Monday and Tuesday and there are none to be found sir.
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#5
08-29-2005, 12:53 PM
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Re: Sit N Gos in Vegas?
There may be Sit 'N Gos at Binion's (formerly the Horseshoe) downtown...
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#7
08-29-2005, 09:04 PM
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Plaza
I played in a Sit-N-Go at the Plaza last Saturday afternoon.
I went there looking for a nonexistant Omaha game, so I don't know if they run them everyday. On Saturday it was a true internet type Sit-N-Go, where they took names until 10 players signed up, then started a table The game was $25 a player, and it paid $200 to the table winner. The game I played lasted about an hour; we chopped when it got down to 2 players. The house take is quite steep, but most of the players were awful. If you can break even in $10 Party Sit-N-Go's, then you will be one of the better players there. good luck
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