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Posted by trunks1022 on Oct-03-2004 10:19:

profit of $553 at 5/10 hold'em today at the taj


Posted by Stassi on Oct-03-2004 15:38:

quote:
Originally posted by trunks1022
profit of $553 at 5/10 hold'em today at the taj

nice job
i took 4 pots this week at peoples houses, ranging from $40 pots to 120. At my brothers wedding yesterday we all wanted to get a $50 buy in tornament but we didn't have chips.


Posted by phoenixBEBE on Oct-03-2004 15:42:

quote:
Originally posted by trunks1022
profit of $553 at 5/10 hold'em today at the taj


NICEEE babes...so is this a reg weekly thing for u now? going to AC?


Posted by toxa on Oct-03-2004 22:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Stassi
how are the stakes / buy in's over there??


tournies everyday......the cheap ones are on fridays and sundays

ring games are always going on....depending on demand

for texas, the most popular games are 5/10 and 1/2 no limit...

I recently started playing Omaha Hi/Lo...much more interesting than Texas. Unfortunately the smallest limit is 5/10, so I still got a long way to go before I play at that level


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Oct-04-2004 13:38:

Sal is fighting his gambling problems! haha...anyways Omaha is harder with higher stakes. Hold'em is fun either way you put it, just as long as you are playing with the right people!


Posted by Stassi on Oct-05-2004 07:41:

I pulled a four of a kind Kings today!
hurrah!!


Posted by verndogs on Oct-06-2004 03:04:

I would say omaha is an easier game than hold'em since bluffing/semi-bluffing is a much bigger factor in hold'em than with omaha


Posted by toxa on Oct-06-2004 13:23:

less bluffing but more math.........so I dont think you can really say its easier...much harder IMO.

Plus Omaha has very little exposure compared to holdem, so very few chances to practice against different people


Posted by trancintaiwan on Oct-06-2004 17:13:

so when are we all gonna play! i can't wait to lose all my money!


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Oct-06-2004 17:32:

I just won $250 in an hour at Grand Victoria Boat here in Chicago playing blackjack.


Posted by verndogs on Dec-24-2004 19:19:

so are we still going to have a NYTA poker game?


Posted by Stassi on Dec-24-2004 21:04:

quote:
Originally posted by toxa
less bluffing but more math.........so I dont think you can really say its easier...much harder IMO.

Plus Omaha has very little exposure compared to holdem, so very few chances to practice against different people

it depends some games people find easier and some find others harder.
for instance i suck at lowball.


Posted by verndogs on Dec-25-2004 02:01:

Yes, I realize this is a replay to an old post, but whatever:

quote:
Originally posted by toxa
less bluffing but more math.........so I dont think you can really say its easier..much harder IMO


Assuming you're talking about Omaha Hi/Lo Eight or Better:

1) If there is less bluffing involved, you have a better chance of figuring out what hand your opponent is holding. In Omaha hi/lo, not many people will be bluffing. (assuming a full ring game)

2) Strategywise, omaha hi/lo is A LOT simpler than hold'em. The "bible" of Omaha hi/lo (High-Low-Split Poker by Ray Zee) is only 150 pages long. Meanwhile, there are at least 5 books of hold'em that are pretty much required reading if you want to improve your game. It may be harder to learn how to play omaha, but easier to learn good fundamental strategy for omaha.

3) The hardest thing many people find when they start omaha in general is that you can only use exactly two cards from your four cards to match up with exactly three cards on the board.


Posted by amdmaxx on Dec-27-2004 01:57:

Re: NYTA poker

Count me in.. and your money in my pocket..

quote:
Originally posted by Stassi
I think this would be an awesome Idea, have a Night of Poker, 8-9 people, $20 buy in (or whatever we agree with) and one rebuy per person. Booze and substances. Beats. Poker. Can't go wrong...
whos in?


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