What is the worst poker collectable from the boom
12-15-2014
, 10:42 PM
Ah yes, the days when Milwaukee's Best Light logo was all over the WSOP. It wasn't all bad, though:
12-15-2014
, 10:46 PM
12-16-2014
, 05:57 AM
12-16-2014
, 07:21 AM
Been using this for years:
12-17-2014
, 08:23 PM
Heck man, I hear those are worth a lot, limited edition or some such, and are only expected to go up in value. Make sure you keep it safe in some bubble-wrap or something. Really belongs in your safety deposit box, ya know.
12-17-2014
, 10:31 PM
Haha no you're doing it wrong. You want people to get rid of them so that the copies you almost certainly kept for yourself go up in value.
Also, I didn't realize your hair was that dark.
12-18-2014
, 12:19 PM
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Absolute poker used to email me 2005 kinda time trying to get me to deposit $1000 or more. They were open to negotiation and you could usually blag entry into a $200+ tournament + shed loads of bonus cash if you agreed to deposit a lot after some back and forth with their support. They one time sent me a tshirt like this as part of the deal for depositing $1500 (except mine didn't say "ive got the nuts")
12-18-2014
, 02:09 PM
For those that qualified for WSOP Main Event on Stars in 2006, like myself, it was actually a great year for "collectables". They gave you heavyweight jerseys (Hockey, Rugby, Baseball, Basketball) and endless T-shirts and polos if you just asked for them. I miss those days when you qualified online and Stars would even take care of buying you into the Main Event so you never had to take possession of the $10K. Plus you got 8 nights at the Palms (or Mirage, Treasure Island, etc. before they moved to The Palms). Hope those days return soon!
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