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Old 12-26-2005, 03:17 AM
Chaostracize Chaostracize is offline
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Default Re: Deep stack games in Vegas

I will do that, thanks.

It will suck if I get eaten alive, though. I'm borrowing this money from my mom and if I lose it we'll have to sell the house.

I also just bought HEPFAP the other day and have gotten about halfway through it, so I have a feeling I might be able to win in Vegas.

Just check-raise flops with draws so you can see a free showdown...
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Old 12-26-2005, 04:37 AM
MrFeelNothin MrFeelNothin is offline
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You haven't done your homework junior. You will be eaten alive.

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Says the person currently playing the smallest, softest nl game in vegas. Somebody is out of their league and its not Chaos.
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Old 12-26-2005, 04:50 AM
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Because you have a 15K bankroll and are ready to play the 5/10nl at the Wynn I fail to see why you need to quiz this board about it.

MrFeelNothin, yes, I must be an idiot for playing the sofest nl game in vegas. What am I thinking?
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Old 12-26-2005, 05:18 AM
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what about "I'm bringing 15k with me" brought you to the direct conclusion that his bankroll is 15k? You really are looking like more of an ass with each reply.

I, personally, don't carry hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash when I go to a casino. I dunno, it just feels weird. Usually 15k is plenty to jump into a few 5-10 or 10-25 games, seeing as how I usually win. But I guess you must carry 15k as your bankroll, in order to be able to play the MGM 1/2. I can recommend some poker coaches, if you'd like...
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Old 12-26-2005, 05:33 AM
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Default Re: Deep stack games in Vegas

Ok, this is my last reply because I really don't give a damn about this anyway.

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what about "I'm bringing 15k with me" brought you to the direct conclusion that his bankroll is 15k? You really are looking like more of an ass with each reply.

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Well it might have something to do with the fact that he said he was coming to Vegas to play poker apparently and he was bringing 15K. Now being that I live here, maybe I am confused, but if you come to Vegas from out of town, you bring your bankroll.


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I, personally, don't carry hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash when I go to a casino. I dunno, it just feels weird. Usually 15k is plenty to jump into a few 5-10 or 10-25 games, seeing as how I usually win. But I guess you must carry 15k as your bankroll, in order to be able to play the MGM 1/2. I can recommend some poker coaches, if you'd like...

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No idea where you are going with this rambling. I never said anything about buying into a game for 15K. Why would I bring 15K to play the 1/2nl at MGM when the cap is $200? Who is really sounding like the ass here?

After reading the OP, I was simply curious as to why a 21 year old student who has 15K to bring to Vegas to play high stakes poker, needs to ask this forum where he should play. Seems to me someone of this status and wealth would have a clue already.
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Old 12-26-2005, 05:55 AM
MrFeelNothin MrFeelNothin is offline
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MrFeelNothin, yes, I must be an idiot for playing the sofest nl game in vegas. What am I thinking?

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No, but you are an idiot for attempting to twist my words.
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Old 12-27-2005, 12:07 PM
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So let me get this straight. You are turning 21, are coming to Vegas with 15 large looking to play uncapped high stakes no-limit and you are posting on this message board as to where you should play??

You haven't done your homework junior. You will be eaten alive.

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Dont tap the glass.
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Old 12-26-2005, 02:36 AM
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the 2-5 or 5-10 at the Wynn or the 10-20 at the Bellagio are your best choices for uncapped buyin. stick your friends at the 1-3 at the Wynn. the lower buyin at the bellagio sucks, its 2-5 with 200 min/max buyin.
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Old 12-26-2005, 03:21 AM
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Seeing how I do at the Wynn I definitely want to check out Bellagio, too.

Maybe I'll stick my friends at the limit games. Is 2/4 the lowest they spread in Vegas?
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Old 12-27-2005, 12:36 AM
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Seeing how I do at the Wynn I definitely want to check out Bellagio, too.

Maybe I'll stick my friends at the limit games. Is 2/4 the lowest they spread in Vegas?

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there is a 1-3 spread game at the Excalibur, thats the lowest. the problem is the casinos with good mid level NL games such as wynn and bellagio don't spread lower than 4-8 limit.
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