I'll be there tomorrow!

*Sigh*

Everyone knows the code is "sup bro"

Jeez, n00bs.

THIS

9 more days!!!!

I'd like the official code to be changed to tzitzi fly.

My bad, will remember from now on

I would like it changed to "about three fiddy"

Can a regular tell me about the parking garage. Specifically I need to know the height restriction on the garage; I've got one of those raised roof vans and really need 7' clearance. I'm sure parking anywhere in an open lot is either asking for a break-in or costly.

Thanks

The clearance is 7'9'' or 7'10''. Can't remember which 1 exactly.

I was gonna say 7'10. I'll look next I'm down there.

Thanks guys, anything over 7'3" and I'm OK. Just good to know in advance, especially in a downtown area.

Anyone have a guess on number of players and length of tourney for the limit Omaha hi/lo on the 23rd?

Confirmed it's 7'10'' when I was there today.

does anyone else feel like the room is buzzing already? maybe it's just me

I don't want to see poker for the next week. Then hopefully 80 hours of poker to come. Lots of PLO cash

Yeah, they're filling up half the tables on weeknights now. I got up at 3:30 AM one day this week thinking there would be next to no one there; there were still 4 tables running with people on a waiting list at 5:00 AM on Wednesday morning.

does anybody know what the rules are for making deals at the final table. thanks

I have a pretty basic question. If you get stacked and try to buy chips at a table, assuming there isn't a chip runner available, can the dealer sell you over $200 from the rack WITHOUT calling the floor?

At the Horseshoe Cleveland they make the floor come over and verify for anything over $200 and it's obnoxious and slows the game way down.

They will give you the chip equivalent to your buy in while the floor gets your chips so action doesn't slow down

There's no rule about needing the floor for over 200. They usually keep $600 in their rack, 400 in red and 200 in white. If you're used to playing in Cleveland this place should be a breath of fresh air.

When the money is reached, they count out the chip equivalent for each place and put the chips in ziplock bags. You can usually see them sitting on the table behind the final table. As people bust out they hand you the bag for whatever place you busted out in. Any chopping deals therefore have to be done the players; they won't adjust the payouts. They also make you play it out until there is one person left with all the chips. I imagine this is at least partially due to the fact the winner gets a main event seat. As for tax forms and such it hasn't come up yet since they've only had daily tournaments and none of them have had a prize of over $5000 which is the threshold. I'm not sure if they'll do anything differently for the WSOPc or not.

Thanks for the info Tom. I was referring more to the WSOP circuit event. I played the one in Cherokee in April and in Event #2 i was the chip leader with 10 left. There was almost $180,000 left in the prize pool so i was gonna try to work a deal where we each take 10 or 12 and play it out for the rest and the ring. One of the other players said the WSOP will not let you make deals and i never verified that. Of course 2 bad beats and 1 lost race later and i am out in 10th for a little over 4 grand. sure wish now i would have pushed for a deal. Anyway i am heading over on the 23rd to play a few events. i wish everbody good luck.

wsopc events do not allow chops

I'll be there on Wednesday trying to get in as many seat draws as possible. I'll be in the black jeep cap. Say hi!

are they doing something special on weds with regards to giving away seats, or is it just the 9,2,5AM/PM they have been doing, I.E. giving away 6 seats a day?

Just the standard giveaway. It is the last day for it though.