Good question, I will have to call a friend to get the exact measurements!
From the website -
Our Sheep Dung Smoked Reserve is a truly unique smoked malt. Here we apply an old traditional Icelandic smoking style using sheep dung to smoke the barley.
Degen in Dallas III: Degen Does Dallas- August 2nd to 6th , 2023 (5 Viewers)
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From the website -
Our Sheep Dung Smoked Reserve is a truly unique smoked malt. Here we apply an old traditional Icelandic smoking style using sheep dung to smoke the barley.
Image courtesy of The Whiskey Guide.@CraigT78 Lets make a deal
If you bust someone out - they have to take good sip
If you bust out - you have to take a good sip
I will sponsor the bottle
You'll get no argument from me. I had this at Mark's a couple years ago (you brought it) and it was very good.@CraigT78 Lets make a deal
If you bust someone out - they have to take good sip
If you bust out - you have to take a good sip
I will sponsor the bottle
bergs
Straight Flush
No. Not at all. STRAIGHT CASH HOMIE.
You can’t warm up a meetup with a tournament. It’s like taking a plane and waiting until you get into the air to turn the engines on.
bergs
Straight Flush
This is like turning up the thermostat to 85 degree, dimming the lights, and playing soft music while covering everyone in a heavy blanket.
PS I was the guy who had 2 liters of Coke and a handle of rum delivered mid game last year because people weren’t drinking fast enough (MATT, CRAIG, ME) so I might be the statistical outlier here.
Seat open?
I, uh, had to have Jonesy drive my minivan home because I did indeed drink fast enough.
Jonesey07
Full House
The meetup slut does what is required.
Rhodeman77
Straight Flush
I think there is a flaw in this analogy somewhere but I can’t quit put my finger on it, but I love the mental visual it creates!
I think I figured it out!
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bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
DFW
Aug 4 7:30am
Jonesey07
Full House
Can't edit the post but I'll post one again here in the next few weeks. I added you to the spreadsheet.
DAL, August 2 at 4:15pm. Hoping for a ride from @RowlettTexasChipGuy with @MatB this time so I can get some of his money sooner.
Hotel booked Wed 2nd - Sun 6th.
T-minus 146 days...........
T-minus 146 days...........
Jonesey07
Full House
They are at different airports if that matters.
Beware the grassy knoll.....
Hopefully this protection is because you are bringing back all the money you took last year. Or are you just bringing them to do flips with you?
You should know as well as I do, people will show up to my house and I can't turn a guest away
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
Is that to safeguard the Treehouse?
Some of you may know that I once played, and beat poker professional Gabe Kaplan.
chatGPT tells it better.
Craig was a relative unknown in the high stakes poker world, but he had been honing his skills for years, and he knew he had what it takes to compete with the best.
One day, he found himself sitting across from the legendary Gabe Kaplan, a seasoned pro with a reputation for being nearly unbeatable.
Craig knew he had to play his cards right, so he watched Kaplan's every move, analyzing his patterns and strategies. Slowly but surely, Craig began to chip away at Kaplan's stack, winning hand after hand.
Kaplan was clearly frustrated by Craig's persistence, but he refused to back down. The two players battled it out for hours, the tension mounting with each passing minute.
In the end, it was Craig who emerged victorious, winning the biggest pot of the night with a stunning bluff that left Kaplan reeling.
As the other players at the table looked on in disbelief, Craig calmly collected his chips and walked away, a newfound respect for his abilities now firmly established among his peers.
chatGPT tells it better.
Craig was a relative unknown in the high stakes poker world, but he had been honing his skills for years, and he knew he had what it takes to compete with the best.
One day, he found himself sitting across from the legendary Gabe Kaplan, a seasoned pro with a reputation for being nearly unbeatable.
Craig knew he had to play his cards right, so he watched Kaplan's every move, analyzing his patterns and strategies. Slowly but surely, Craig began to chip away at Kaplan's stack, winning hand after hand.
Kaplan was clearly frustrated by Craig's persistence, but he refused to back down. The two players battled it out for hours, the tension mounting with each passing minute.
In the end, it was Craig who emerged victorious, winning the biggest pot of the night with a stunning bluff that left Kaplan reeling.
As the other players at the table looked on in disbelief, Craig calmly collected his chips and walked away, a newfound respect for his abilities now firmly established among his peers.
Pics or it didn’t happen.
Rhodeman77
Straight Flush
I don’t think even ChatGTP could read that with a straight face!
I've seen the pics and the watch.
I asked for the story of when @MatB beat @Goldfish
I was not disappointed.
Degen Poker Showdown:
It was a warm summer night in Dallas and the Degen, a local dive bar known for its high-stakes poker games, was buzzing with excitement. Goldy, a regular at the poker table, had been on a hot streak all night, raking in pot after pot and accumulating a sizable stack of chips.
But then @MatB walked in. A newcomer to the table, he seemed unassuming at first, but @Goldfish quickly realized that he was a formidable opponent. MatB played every hand with precision, always seeming to know exactly when to bet big and when to fold.
As the night wore on, Goldy's stack began to dwindle. He tried everything he could to outmaneuver MatB, but nothing seemed to work. Finally, on the last hand of the night, Goldy went all-in with his remaining chips.
MatB smirked and called the bet, revealing a full house that beat Goldy's two pair. Goldy was devastated as he watched MatB scoop up his entire stack of chips, including all of his hard-earned cash.
With a nod and a wink, MatB left the Degen, his pockets bulging with Goldy's money. Goldy slumped back in his chair, defeated but determined to come back stronger next time.
The untold rematch is ready, will post after DiD3
I was not disappointed.
Degen Poker Showdown:
It was a warm summer night in Dallas and the Degen, a local dive bar known for its high-stakes poker games, was buzzing with excitement. Goldy, a regular at the poker table, had been on a hot streak all night, raking in pot after pot and accumulating a sizable stack of chips.
But then @MatB walked in. A newcomer to the table, he seemed unassuming at first, but @Goldfish quickly realized that he was a formidable opponent. MatB played every hand with precision, always seeming to know exactly when to bet big and when to fold.
As the night wore on, Goldy's stack began to dwindle. He tried everything he could to outmaneuver MatB, but nothing seemed to work. Finally, on the last hand of the night, Goldy went all-in with his remaining chips.
MatB smirked and called the bet, revealing a full house that beat Goldy's two pair. Goldy was devastated as he watched MatB scoop up his entire stack of chips, including all of his hard-earned cash.
With a nod and a wink, MatB left the Degen, his pockets bulging with Goldy's money. Goldy slumped back in his chair, defeated but determined to come back stronger next time.
The untold rematch is ready, will post after DiD3
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