What's wrong with you?

I usually have $10k-$15k in my pocket when I go to MGM and do the same thing - take the elevator by myself, look around to see where people are in the garage/ensure I'm not being followed. It's basic safety precautions when carrying a meaningful amount of money.

Hes puffing his chest out because hes mad at me in some other thread.

I'm wondering if anyone was playing late night Saturday at table 32, as I'm interested in how the night ended for a particular player. There was a guy in seat 6 who was really unpredictable. He'd raise $50 most hands or would re-raise $12 or $15 opens to $100 and rip the flop or turn. If he lost, he'd immediately re-buy for $500. Just wondering if he made a comeback or how long he lasted. He had been there at least five hours by the time I left.

He blew his nose in a $100 bill (really), was drinking double tequilas, and was trying to fist bump all the dealers... but honestly, other than that he was a nice dude.

Just curious how his story ended that night. Hope he made a comeback or at least got home safely.

I've seen similar types of players (albeit sober). They buy in for the 40bb, and do like you said.
if they lose, rebuy for 40bb. rinse/repeat. Sooner or later they get lucky or actually have 2pair+.
then people are less likely to call because they know it'll be 200bb+ by turn.
and he'll just run over the table for a little while then leaves with a few hundred profit

I played with him. Blind bet preflop every hand. Called non callers a pooooo sie. Tipped big. Called a 4 bet preflop shove for 550 three way once with 64...won that one. Eventually lost everything and reached his banking withdrawal limit for the day. Nice guy though.

Please no more nine handed. It was terrible today and I decided to quit.

Sunday was really bad. Lucky table/seat is the worst promo ever. It just promotes stale action. Should be a high hand triggered the lucky table with the winner getting 888 and $200 table share every 30 minutes. That woulda been really fun.