Age of players and age bias - Page 3

#1 03-23-2002, 01:40 AM

a lot of the time i find really great games in LA in the middle of the night midweeks because that's when all the pros and reasonable players with real jobs are home in bed and it's just me and all the sad sick lonely gambling addicts who cant wait till the weekend.

#2 03-22-2002, 07:19 PM

man, next time im in L.A. we're hooking up and going to play. it'd be a blast playing with you, (or just sweating you and the action) while waiting for a better table to open up.

#3 03-23-2002, 05:34 AM

Sounds good, let me know when you come to LA or go to Vegas. I'm always looking for an excuse to drive out there.

Kris

#4 03-24-2002, 06:00 AM

im dying to get back out there again. perhaps this summer. i AM going to Tucson, AZ from may 18th to the 26th or so. im the Best Man in my friends' wedding on the 25th. i was thinking about taking the extra 6 or so hours to hit vegas, but im not sure about time constraints and driving logistics, etc. but i will let you know. if you are ever in chicago, ill take you to our only decent public room in the area and then you can feel sorry for us poor chicago poker players.

#5 03-27-2002, 10:15 PM

Poor chicago poker players-- HA! Count your blessings. You have Harrah's next door in Gary, which with the POSSIBLE exception of the Sandia in Albuquerque has the best mid-limit action I've ever seen.

#6 03-22-2002, 05:43 PM

Jake,

I have no bias against young or old. The majority of them are all mediocre, which means the games will stay good. But, the younger ones tend to lose their money quicker due to inexperience, and the older ones tend to be tighter, but still lose too. I perfer to play at a table with younger people, because the majority of them play too loose and lose.

Good Luck

Mark

#7 03-22-2002, 07:02 PM

#8 04-01-2002, 04:19 AM

Hey buddy, why don't you consider what poker would be like, if you were a winning black guy. It's like this. You have a bunch of "buddies", when you are the chump. After you start winning, the dealers are the first to start giving you the "strange" behavior, then the floorperson's. Oddly enough, the players aren't much of problem, except for the occasional racist, (who is generally angry at the entire world, simply because he was born).