I don't think there's a rake at Foxwoods, just $5 pp every time they change dealers, which is every 1/2 hr.

what else is there to do ? I dont like online, i need to be looking at my opponents, i talk a lot, i cant do these things online.

.....and then what happened next?

Turns a blank, and the river is a brick, and he takes the hand down. He then proceeds to take the whole thing down, mowing over multiple opponents by merely looking at them and extracting important information through table talk..:eek:

Well, I would have to look at the math, but that might be a pretty good deal for the player, especially if you are just tossing $5 chips in every half, instead of them hitting you up for $300 after a 15 hour session, that would drive me nuts.

i flopped the flush won a big pot, went to around 30 players with over 90 k in chips and ****ed it all up.

im sitting on around 94k.... blind are 1k-2k.... 29 players left, i get delt q 10 hearts..... no one raises, 4 in the pot. it comes king jack hears, 2 spades. i have a open ended royal flush draw.... this lady bets out 6k the other 2 fold, i raise 25k, she goes all in for 60k, i call.....she has a k, turn is a queen. now im drawing to a queen, ten, ace, nine or any heart.... river is a 3 spades.... that hand crippled me, put me to under 30. with high blinds and antees

5 every half
10 a hour

150 after 15
2 of us

useless

It is strictly time collection, no rake for no limit. You put your chip up when a new dealer comes in, so they don't come at you with their hand open when you get up to leave.

$5 every half hr for 1-2 NL
$6 for 2-4 NL
$8 for 5-10 NL

Limit games are raked with no time collection

Thanks for the math lesson numnuts

do you know a thing about hold em ? or do you just post to be the cu nt that you are.

USELESS

Man, that is freakin' AWESOME!!!
Dude, the other day I was playing with some buddies and the strangest thing happened. I was the big blind and was dealt 9h-6c. The guy on the button raised 4x the big blind. I looked at my cards, saw the 9-6, and folded because it didn't seem like a very good hand. It turns out the guy that raised had pocket jacks, so I'm really glad I folded. Isn't that a cool story?

I'll probably be posting more fascinating stories like this in the days to come, but I might save the real juicy ones like this for the poker blog I'm thinking about starting.

Oh My God:tro:

ended up getting blinded out in 108th out of 1187. that's the most ever to play in a WSOP circuit event. didn't get any cards at all the last 4 hours.
not horrible for 1st time playing in a WSOP sanctioned event.