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A Ben book warning would be nice. You have a corporate office. I am sure your job carries a lot of responsibilities and that your time is valuable. Let me help you. When someone on this forum criticizes you for doing something that works for you, learn to say Fuck-em. If you are still unable...

Fun evening playing $1/$2 NLHE. In for $260, out with $1300.

Bomb pots inject an added level of volatility in a NL/PL game. I prefer running a bomb pot in PLO over NLHE. The increased number of possibilities makes the hand more interesting. Therefore, the reason behind having a top board and bottom board is that it increases the equity odds across the...

I for one love introducing bomb pots at specified times during a game. Double board is the only way to go. Players who are in fear of losing their stack can sit out. Problem solved.

How did I miss this thread? I have to say Craig, I am impressed to see what you have done with a few dollars from supporting members.

In for 25. 860 to go.

I am on board with the others who have posted. Prior to hosting a weekly NLHE cash game, I hosted an 18 to 20 player tourney twice a month through the winter for two years. I had no intention of doing the same for a third year, but I gave in to the pressure. To switch things up, I created a...

Looking for these at $10 a chip. Sadly, that leaves me out. GLWS.

Amateurs! All of you! At the end of an evening a few of us will pitch in $100 apiece and deal a hand of seven card stud, face up. Player with the best hand takes the pot. When we are feeling leisurely and want a little suspense, we will deal the first two and seventh street face down and reveal...

Dude! Why are you shaming me?

Dibs on the 25's.

More rake is better.

I placed third in the Bingham half marathon, then proceeded to let myself go all to hell.

In a word? Texas.

My 2 cents. Break up into two groups of six. The advantages are reduced noise level and less cross-talking, which makes for easier conversations. Also, everyone gets to play more hands. I was of the mind that nine or ten players is best for hold-em, but I had great fun playing five or six...

I couldn't pass up having some fun when I saw your post. I agree, the forum is a great place for seeking advice on life's smaller dilemmas, whether it is a table build, losing zest for the game, or a host of other issues.

I hope I am not raising any false alarms, but it appears someone has hacked into Hornet's account.

IMO, the font for the denomination is too 1980's Tron. ~ FMP. Thanks Cpac

A good dealer would grin over his mistake and give both players the option of running a second board for $35.