The two structures are 2/3/5 and 2/2/3. There is a $4 drop even if there is no flop. The game can be very good on the weekends and evenings, but is a nitville full of regs during the day.
The two structures are 2/3/5 and 2/2/3. There is a $4 drop even if there is no flop. The game can be very good on the weekends and evenings, but is a nitville full of regs during the day.
Source: 25-30 hours of play a week.
That would make sense. I've only played on a Friday or Saturday night and the action seems pretty good. Anyone in particular I should look out for?
I used to play SSNL there a decent amount right after black friday, but haven't been in about 6 months. At the time, they played 8-16 on 2 tables most weeknights.
Resurrecting an old thread. Been playing here for about a year now (moved up here recently from Southern California). The NL is 2-2-3 ($100-300 buy in) generally 1 table, occasionally 2; or 2-3-5 ($300-500) generally 2. Limit big game is 15-30 (1 table)
This place needs to expand. Nights and weekends you'll sometimes have hours to wait. Friday at 2 pm expect to wait an hour.
On the flip side you go in sometimes and they'll have a long as list and open tables and don't open one up.
I really hate this but am kinda stuck as I can only generally get the wife to let me play when the kids are napping or we get a sitter and we both go play.
Going to Oaks would be my choice if I was just slightly closer.
This place is regulars, 2-3-5 is generally 5-6 regs at a time. Real annoying too as they'll check it down with each other, etc. 2-2-3 is more open and a pretty easy game.
I miss my mega rooms in LA where you can play pretty much whatever/whenever, with no wait.
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