Quote: VegasriderI use to put all my chips in my backpack and take it home with me, come back the next day and sit down with the same chips and just turned it into the same game, but a long break.
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What poker game allowed you to do that?
When you leave a $200 game you are limited to a $200 buyin when you return.
Quote: AlanMendelsonQuote: VegasriderI use to put all my chips in my backpack and take it home with me, come back the next day and sit down with the same chips and just turned it into the same game, but a long break.
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What poker game allowed you to do that?
When you leave a $200 game you are limited to a $200 buyin when you return.
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This was when I was playing $30-60 Limit-Hold ‘’Em. I’m old school.
Quote: AlanMendelsonQuote: unJonQuote: AlanMendelsonQuote: VegasriderPlus those numbers provide the largest payouts when a 7 does roll so it is essential for me to play them.
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Is it really essential when you're betting six to win 5?
I wouldn't call that the largest payouts.
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Larger than 6:4 or 6:3 he gets on the other numbers.
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With 4 and 10 you have fewer ways to lose.
I guess I look at betting differently.
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Same way to look at it. True odds are true odds.
Quote: VegasriderQuote: AlanMendelsonQuote: VegasriderI use to put all my chips in my backpack and take it home with me, come back the next day and sit down with the same chips and just turned it into the same game, but a long break.
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What poker game allowed you to do that?
When you leave a $200 game you are limited to a $200 buyin when you return.
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This was when I was playing $30-60 Limit-Hold ‘’Em. I’m old school.
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I'm not familiar with limit. What is the buyin? Is it capped or is it unlimited what you bring to the table?
Quote: daveyandersen1really? Really?? REALLY??? your not bending the truth?? ACE2about the 28 r0lls
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I certainly hope not. I offered Ace 50% of my profit when he's the shooter. He only needs to make a passline bet.
I think that's a darn good AP move for a shooter who says his shortest roll had 28 throws. If only 20 throws are non horn numbers, and we're at a $15 table, the gross on 20 throws could be:
20 X $21 = $420
The net could be $420 - $96 = $324
Quote: Ace2. I arrive to Vegas next week for a few days so you should come to my table...in all my years of shooting, the shortest roll I ever had was 28.
Whoa, Nelly!
Gotta put hip boots on, the manure is getting really deep and odoriferous.