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Originally Posted by jumper425
I think you meant Saturday night. I played Friday night and there were 2 tables running til past 1am. Most of the players coming to the table were not aware of the new buyins, and when told, none of them chipped up from their $500 to 1k.
With 1/3, it's going to be tough to keep a 2/5 table going during the week.
I played Friday night and all day Sunday and observed different behavior, most people bought in for at least 500 and many bought in for the max. The game started around 2:30 PM on Sunday and was still running with a list when I left at 11:30 PM. There was also a full feeder table for a few hours in the evening on Sunday.
The truth is the majority of the 2/5 player pool prefer the 1k buy-in. Before the old manager left, there was a group of 9 or 10 2/5 players that were trying to schedule a meeting with her to explain that they all preferred the 1k buy-in. Unfortunately she left before that meeting occurred. Between Friday and Sunday, I was only able to find 2 people that said they prefer the 500 buy-in and they both had the same response as to why they preferred it. They both said that they don't like the 1k buy-in because it brings "better" players to the casino to play in the game. Lowering the buy-in to DETER "better" players from coming to the casino is not a good reason and is bad business for the casino.
Last edited by JaYates55; 11-23-2015 at 01:31 AM.