So, in short, someone else acted like a douchebag, then you acted like a douchebag, and then you're upset that you weren't both kicked out?

Having logged thousands of hours in that place, I can honestly say that people hardly ever start **** with me and I can also honestly say that I've never come close to getting asked to leave. Grow up.

You just stated you've never had anyone start with you but you are coaching me on life when you've never been in that situation

Based on the bold, could it be possible that the action taken by the floor was influenced at least in part by your collective past behavior of which they happened to be (in)directly aware?

No I don't go enough for them to know my behavior . And I don't have the floor called on me often.

When I first started posting here; I never read the rules and posted about a game I was running. After two of my posts were deleted; I received three private messages. Two of them kindly told me I was doing something against the rules. The third was straight out nasty!
If your attitude in live games is as bad as it is in forums, I'm surprised you're allowed in any card room.


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Maybe your volume button was broken.

for whatever reason, have been playing with lots of RI/CT/MA people here in tampa last week or so (prob the weather). it's amazing how often the floor gets called on people that recognize me from foxwoods or moh lol.

some foxwoods guy nearly reduced a super southern guy to tears by calling him a "f-in donk". the reaction was kinda pathetic tbh and i don't think the floor should've been called...that said i don't think i've seen the floor get called on anyone who isn't from new england now that i think about it.

FWIW, when I play in LV, I am struck by the lower incidence of arguments there vs. here in NE....

Try playing OFF strip in a 90% locals joint.

Anyone know what has been fueling the 5-10 NL and/or 2-5 NL Table Max that has been running almost nightly over the past 2 weeks? I have yet to find time to pay a visit to find out for myself.

Donks like me, who c/r the flop, barrel the turn and shove the river against people who can't fold TPBK while 300BB deep.

I believe it is the same guy who I argued with the other day. Heard he got a settlement and is there constantly

Good point, I don't do that (why would I?). But the players at Aria, Venetian, Bellagio, etc., do seem much less argumentative than those here in NE.

Why not?
All depends what you play/like to play.
But I know you're a PLO guy.
But if you were a limit O8 player you'd have to go OFF strip.

But that's my point, there's more tourists in those casinos you mentioned, and more locals outside of the strip (just like Foxwoods, lots of same faces) hence the arguements

He is new to the area? I may have to check it out.


Sounds like a typical non-morning game. We both know that it all comes back in due time (especially if the game stays this loose).

Not sure. But I played 1/2 with him and he's good action

I was mainly asking if he is new just to see if I could potentially know him.

Not sure I don't go up a lot. Sorry

Several of the young regs have been getting them going. There is no "new guy to the area" dumping stacks as far as I can tell. It's hit or miss. Sometimes the table max games are the nittiest games with a lot of short stacked (for table max) regs and sometimes you can get the high roller baccarat/blackjack players there for some real crazy action. There doesn't appear to often be an in between at least in the games I've been in.

This can be such a strange room sometimes. On Friday I went from table max to regular 2/5, neither were special so I ate and was at 1/2 waiting for a seat up top but the 1/2 game was better than any of the 2/5 games I had been playing in even the table max.

Hmmm, none of the young regs were that ambitious a few months ago, but if the game is not worth playing in except to massage one's ego, then it is not really my type of game, anyway.

I've been a regular at Foxwoods for awhile due to what I perceive as better rewards and game selection. I'm looking to switch to the sun. Can someone give me a quick comparison of rewards. Hotel rooms and concerts/shows are probably most important for me. The 25 point swipe every day at woods is nice, does Mohegan have anything like this? Thank you

nah definitely not the case. crowd at red rock is super friendly i think. though that was really the only off-strip casino i played at a lot.

LA poker is peak argument/fight zone.

Red Rock is the exception, not the rule. Even though it is owned by the local-friendly Station brand, Red Rock is still a luxury resort geared towards catering to tourists who wish to enjoy time in Summerlin.

He was referring to the real local's casinos, particularly any of Station's other casinos or any Boyd properties (Gold Coast, Sam's Town, etc).

while i think you're right, who vacations in sumerlin??? not like there's anything to do there besides play golf in the desert. sumerlin is like a fancy las vegas suburb. i guess the crowd at green valley ranch is good also so maybe you're right...they do have an arcade and a huge imax at red rock which made me think it's more family oriented.

the only gambling i've done at other stations properties is at the bowling alley....there was that huge biker brawl/shootout at harrahs laughlin too. i think that's the peak of bad ettiquete.

Most of us young regs have a strong preference to run the table max on a regular basis, but the problem is it relies on the nits opening the game in the morning to start the first 2/5 as a table max, which obviously never happens. Management does not support the table max game at all. I've had this discussion so many times at the table and with staff. The first game that opens should be the one that's fed by a must move. It tilts the **** out of me when we actually do start a table max and then the next two games that open are opened as regular 2/5 and it kills the table max.

Best example was a Saturday maybe two weeks ago. The room was basically full spread because of the promotion. There were 5 or 6 2/5s, and a table max on 42 that had been running basically since the night of the blizzard, and HAD a must move up until a certain point. There was a super deep list for the table max game, something like 20+. At no point did they call a must mov. So the table was not being fed by random players generally, and it winds up being a bunch of regs.

As you mention as well, the game can be hit and miss, but a huge part of the reason for the miss is that exact reason. They don't feed the game with a must move, so those random weekend non-regs wind up in the regular 2/5 games rather than the table max. Most of them are either unaware it exists or don't know/care about the difference.