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05-30-2011 , 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by OaklandExCourier
Generally denotes the sb.
This will confuse him too. It denotes the small bet (and big blind), not the small blind.
05-30-2011 , 08:53 PM
Yeah- listen to pj. I helped and compounded the confusion all in one post. Sigh.
05-30-2011 , 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by OaklandExCourier
Yeah- listen to pj. I helped and compounded the confusion all in one post. Sigh.
Haha so you edited it to say "generally denotes the bb" which could still mean big bet or big blind?

Double sigh.

Last edited by private joker; 05-30-2011 at 10:58 PM. Reason: This, ladies and germs, is why we don't always have to abbreviate
05-30-2011 , 11:13 PM
I edited to make sure it is even more confusing, ldo.







ok, not really.
05-31-2011 , 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Fish no more
I loaned a regular in my game $1,000 after he was getting killed one session. I was seeing the guy everyday for 3 months. It has been 4 days now and he has not been in the game.

I am not worried about it, yet. But, I am not going to do that again, even if I see him and get paid today. Just thinking about it is a distraction that I can do without.
I did the same-thing. I loaned it to him because he seems like a guy that has integrity and now, it's been almost one month, and I still haven't see him.

I know I will get my money back sooner or latter, but it is certainly a distraction that I will avoid in the future.
05-31-2011 , 03:08 AM
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Originally Posted by bugstud
Results aside I think the 2500 6 max lhe is harder than the 10000 lhe
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Originally Posted by HOWMANY
agreed, not close. the 2500 6m lhe is almost certainly the worst event in the low buyin range. altho that certainly wont stop many ppl, including me, from happily playing in it.
Lol no, you guys are not correct.
05-31-2011 , 03:13 AM
i've not played the 10k. but the 2500 is not a tough field at all ime. very little different than the 1500 full rings.
05-31-2011 , 03:55 AM
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Originally Posted by leo doc
Alright, I'll bite. What about DC's posting made you think he was Asian?
Maybe I just got leveled by someone saying he was at some point, or maybe I just totally made up this idea. I really have no clue. Certainly all the fun gambling stories didn't dissuade me from thinking that, though.

(As long as I'm talking about how my racial stereotyping from posting history is horrible, I was wrong about Captain R for years as well)

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Originally Posted by DesertCat
truth was I sat down cause I didnt know who you were. then you immediately said some offhand comment to GH that was prime evidence you were a good player. yet I stayed, actual proof I have a gambling problem.
Oh, I don't know. That game started when I showed up and broke half an hour after I left, so at least your game selection is on par with everyone else. Besides, I used to have the exact same game selection criteria at Bay, and it generally worked out okay.
05-31-2011 , 07:02 AM
Well to be fair, in last years 2500 bugstud was at a table with me, newhizzle, and andrew prock
05-31-2011 , 07:10 AM
2 yrs ago i played the 2500 it was tough. Although numbnuts told me that last year it was soft?

By my calculations it should be medium this year
05-31-2011 , 10:21 AM
People have an lol sample size approach to WSOP tourneys. If their starting table is horrible and the starting table of a few friends are bad, it is the toughest tourney in the world, not that the 3 of them all ran bad at table draw.
05-31-2011 , 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Sailboats
2 yrs ago i played the 2500 it was too hard. Although numbnuts told me that last year it was too soft?

By my calculations it should be just right this year
FYP
05-31-2011 , 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by haakee
Before April 2007 the biggest chip at the Bay was $500. I don't think the $5K chips are in circulation anymore. So now the biggest chip that's really in circulation is $1K.
So now you have collectors items!
05-31-2011 , 03:59 PM
Every wallet I've had since I've started playing LHE has disintegrated after a year or so of jamming bills and large denom chips into it. Anyone use anything they really like that holds up to abuse?

edit: that's not a veiled brag to head off the inevitable, since those chips and bills have just as swiftly been removed, at least this year.

Last edited by Hyperrrprank; 05-31-2011 at 04:00 PM. Reason: Not a brag
05-31-2011 , 04:00 PM
Belt pouch.
05-31-2011 , 04:02 PM
bills go into a rubber band. big chips go into the fifth pocket. or spend a little more for better quality leather and craftsmanship.
05-31-2011 , 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Hyperrrprank
Every wallet I've had since I've started playing LHE has disintegrated after a year or so of jamming bills and large denom chips into it. Anyone use anything they really like that holds up to abuse?

edit: that's not a veiled brag to head off the inevitable, since those chips and bills have just as swiftly been removed, at least this year.
I just keep credit cards and such in my wallet.

I use a money clip for bills.

And the Benjamins I keep in a zip pocket in my long sleeve poker shirts.

I've had the same wallet for about 10 years.
05-31-2011 , 04:12 PM
wow, don't put chips in your wallet ever.

And like lolmit said, get a rubber band.
05-31-2011 , 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by OnTheRail15
Well to be fair, in last years 2500 bugstud was at a table with me, newhizzle, and andrew prock
Shrug and I had open limpers at every table I was at until I busted 13th. I am confident in saying except for the main event the toughness of the field is predominantly determined by the buyin size, just like with cash games.
05-31-2011 , 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by lolmitHE
bills go into a rubber band. big chips go into the fifth pocket. or spend a little more for better quality leather and craftsmanship.
Spending a bit more for something sturdy is the plan this time... but given poker has wrecked my conception of what "a little more" really means, are you talking $60 for a "nice" wallet or $250 for an Italian leather balla style bill fold?
05-31-2011 , 05:35 PM
i wouldn't want a bill fold cuz they're huge. i use a front pocket wallet. but i'd just go to the store and tug on the leather and see which seems toughest and has the tightest stitching.

i just looked up my wallet and it's technically just called a card case. i put non 100s and a few cards in it. i'm sure this is no help at all. but it looks the same as when i bought it over 3 years ago.

http://www.ly.st/bags/ferragamo-brow...val-card-case/
05-31-2011 , 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by DeathDonkey
Shrug and I had open limpers at every table I was at until I busted 13th. I am confident in saying except for the main event the toughness of the field is predominantly determined by the buyin size, just like with cash games.
fair enough, I guess I've run bad on 2500 6max table draws and amazing in 2-7 td table draws.
05-31-2011 , 10:26 PM
Get a Money Clamp for bills (1 to 60ish) and player's card.
05-31-2011 , 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Hyperrrprank
Every wallet I've had since I've started playing LHE has disintegrated after a year or so of jamming bills and large denom chips into it. Anyone use anything they really like that holds up to abuse?

edit: that's not a veiled brag to head off the inevitable, since those chips and bills have just as swiftly been removed, at least this year.
I bought a "BiG Skinny" "coin wallet" and use that for just my casino bills, chips and player cards, keeping it in front pocket. Don't know how long it will last: I've had it for a couple months. The good news is it cost $15. I have a leather wallet for everything else.

http://www.bigskinny.net/wallet-coin...oneypenny.html
05-31-2011 , 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Hyperrrprank
Every wallet I've had since I've started playing LHE has disintegrated after a year or so of jamming bills and large denom chips into it. Anyone use anything they really like that holds up to abuse?.
I use one (1) mens dress sock, knotted at the open end. Bonus: in a pinch, it's better than mace.

      
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