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3-4 times a week. Big O and Big O/Stud mixed fixed limit games, mostly.Played in any poker rooms lately?
Why?
3-4 times a week. Big O and Big O/Stud mixed fixed limit games, mostly.Played in any poker rooms lately?
This was Sunday morning 8/16 Big O/Stud 8. Great room. I hope they keep it open.3-4 times a week. Big O and Big O/Stud mixed fixed limit games, mostly.
Why?
Looks like we do have something in common. We can both forget our parachutes, I guess.3-4 times a week. Big O and Big O/Stud mixed fixed limit games, mostly.
Why?
You’re not entirely wrong, but I think you underestimate the value of everything being free in the casino, and not in the charity’s games or card houses.Yeah but that’s only because casinos can make so much more money in other ways - it says nothing about the profitability of poker.
Christ, the NH charity poker rooms were thriving for years, and they had to give like 30% of their profits to charity or something. Yeah, the rakes were generally a touch higher, but mostly the only difference between poker there and in a casino was no free drinks.
Back to the point. If states would just issue poker-only licenses either in addition to or as an alternative to full gaming licenses, those establishments would profit biggly.