So I used to play online and haven't played poker in like 3 years (and I was an omaha player) and after class last Friday I decided to go to the outlets and I told myself I'd try and run 40 dollars up to whatever if I found something I liked.

After finding something I liked, I walked over to the casino and decided to play poker for the first time and bought in for basically the minimum, 60 at 1/3nl, and told myself if I bust I'm leaving.

I end up donating $165 before my wallet is empty. While I was walking out, I tell myself that these players were terrible (gambloors addiction obv).

So I grab $100 dollars the next day and proceed to get my stack up to around 300 and once I got to 265 exactly I figured it was a sign to stop.

Next day, another 100 and I end up cashing out 345

Today, some guy wearing shades and headphones that had been betting with air put me all in and my kj held on a kqx board and he missed his flush draw. Played for a couple hours and left with 190.

Are the players really this bad? Am I just a luckbox on a heater? Beginners luck?

If anyone has played there, mind sharing your experiences? Most of these players seem like major donks...though I am a donk as well. When's the best time to go? Is it worth it going on the weekends?

I'm a student at UW so the drive is basically the same to muckleshoot or tulalip so if anyone has any info on that too that would be nice.

Anyways, cool story bro. Live poker is so much more enjoyable than online.

Beat: had 42ss board was 64442, though I hit their 200 for quads or better but forgot both cards had to play so I checked it down
Angle Shoot: I look 16 and wear everything I can to look like a rich boy with money to lose, I think it works

You're two clicks away...

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/20...eattle-572731/

In the Brick and Mortar section, at the top, click on "Regional Communities" to find this Seattle thread.

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