2-100 spread limit
1/2 blinds
200 maximum buy-in
plays very similar to 1/2 NL
Oaks in Emeryville

This is a picture of my friend half a year ago. He's imfamous at the 100max table. He's the crazy maniac who opens half of his hands to 17 preflop. Oaks reg will recognize his tell-tale teal ipod earbuds.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/55...videos-285800/



My equivalent would be empty racks all over the floor around me as I play a decent amount of limit.

Foxwoods 10/25

buyin for 7500, get stacked (lol 46o>99 on 944 turn 4), rebuy 7500, run up to 24k

From about a year ago, Borgata 20/40 LHE. I started with $800. The base is 16 stacks, the most inward row is shifted to the left so I could use the space to the upper-right to see my cards and keep them visible to the table.

1/2 at ceasars ac

Great thread, not sure how I've missed it in the past. I only get out about once a week to the local room in St. Louis for 1/3 NL but I'm going to post my final stack(s), or post a pic of the felt at the end of each session on here from now on. I'll start with a pic I took during my last session. I was in $500 and had just under $1200 at time of pic, ended up cashing out $1650 after a 10 hour session.

Biggest hands was:
Hero 8 10
Villian #1 9 9
Villian #2 8 10

Flop 5 7 9

#1 bets $25, #2 raises to $70, Hero calls, #1 goes all in for $225, #2 calls all in for last $150, Hero covers and again calls.

We all declare what we are holding before the turn.

Turn: J

Bingo for me and #2 and I now have the heart draw.

River: 4

I scoop!!!

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One of the highlights of this thread are the sullen faces of those at the table when you guys shoot your stack pics. In particular, this one is my favorite... these guys look like your victims (yeah, yeah, the leather jacket has a pretty healthy stack himself).

This thread also gives me hope: many of you are playing the same stakes I do ($1-3 or so). After a few hours of play, I usually cash out for an extra $100-150 or so and think I'm doing well. But that's obviously chump change!

the kid in the green shirt bothers me so much at the table. uggghghhh

http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/show...Number=9903976

This is what you get when you flop set over set over set. 2/5 @ L'Auberge. Bought in for $800, I think thats around $3300.

$3220

So its 3320 considering its a stack of red chips

The right hand stack of reds in the third row looks to have at least one green in it. Or maybe it is some weird shadow?

I'm thinking the hidden stack is probably green too.

o i c it now

No, that's a stack of green. That top chip just has a different emblem on it.

Started with $200 in a $1/$2 game around 1:30. Cashed out $894 at 5:45

Buy In $240
Cashed out $1,825.00
3:36 Playing time
Rivers Casino

/orgasm

posting this for howard. bought in for $4k at 80/160. had about 5 or 6 more stacks at my peak but this is approximately what i cashed out

TY! That's some pic, wow.

Possibly best thread on 2+2 evar.

Foxwoods 5/10 game (first time playing it) - bought in for $1600, knocked down to $450, get it all in versus 2 other players with 44 and gutshot and flush draw on turn, and end up rivering a 4 to give me set over set. Ran it up to $3750 but only got a pic of the $2800 or so here.



Chipstack from the Mohegan Sun 2/5 game. Bought in for $800 max, cashed out $1850 or so. I have $1350ish in this pic.



Foxwoods 1/2 - ran $200 up to $1350. Yay rungoods.



This is from a 2/4 LHE + O/8 mixed game that I hosted. Bought in for $200 and had around $700 behind when we chipped up to play low stakes NL. White chips are $1s, black chips are $20s, and there is a $400 stack in the back of this pic plus some extra black on top.

Gracias Bav. This one to me is still one of the most impressive ones

Nothing special this week. Was in $300 and cashed out this $800 plus $100 from a high hand with 44. Three way action to the flop against JJ and 78. Flop 488, turn 4, river 10. I only started that hand with about $200 and the JJ folded to the river bet/raise. I know the stack isn't anything impressive, but it's always nice to have something to take a pic of at the end of a session.

Yes it is a granite race track and I am not a fan either. There isn't enough room to spread out a large number of stacks of twenty and if you have a good day you have to build your stacks upward and not outward which then makes it difficult to work around.

With that being said, here is a pic from yesterday's 3 hour session which proves I don't have anything to worry about in regards to space because I apparently don't ever have a huge score.

In $300, cashed out $600 after three hours. Only hand worth mentioning is pocket 10's held on a 9 high board when the villain shoved his $150 stack.

a little before my peak 2-5 bought in 630 cashed out 1735