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12-29-05, 09:02 AM
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I'm definitely planning on playing at MGM. They have a 1/2 NL with 200 max buyin that sounds really juicy from everything I've read. Thanks for the advice people. We're about to leave. I'll have my computer in case I have any time for updates while I'm there. |
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12-29-05, 09:39 AM
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I second the vote for MGM, it's just a really nice card room.
The Aladdin $1/$2 $200NL game is nice too. The card room is smaller, but is still nice as well. The Excalibur is where I go when I'm drunk and want to play like a donkey. For tourneys, the Wynn has a nice structure for their $500 tourney. When I was there, first place was over $15k. |
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12-29-05, 09:45 AM
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Statosphere has good 1/2 N/L with a sweet jackpot hand set up
Plaza downtown has a good 1/2 N/L (Nothing but pushovers) I mean this is the easiest place to make a buck playing poker in Vegas the problem is the plaza's NL games are hard to get started. (they also have a sweet jackpot hand set up) If your looking to win the most money possible play at bininons 1/2 NL as there is no maximum buy in if you buy in for 200 you'll be sitting next to someone with 20000 in the long run sooner or later they gonna bust you but a few lucky double ups with make for a free vacation. If you get busted and lose all your money go sit with the geezers down at the El Cortez If you don't die of lung cancer (i smoke but this is real bad) the limits are so low you can play super rock and make a run at building a new bankroll I prefer playing downtown at the plaza and binions. I think the hardest place to play is the Mirage (sharkcity) and I agree that the Excalibur and circus circus and sahara are the easiest to beat on the strip Stay away from Mandalay bay , Mirage, And the Wynn. As always my post are just opinions and if you think I'm wrong TELL ME DAMMIT (only way to learn is to question yourself) |
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