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xyberman
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2 high flush
Forum Bounty Hunter
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Location: Hell. Life Hell that is.
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FT really is rigged.
note the aces. |
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mgodd
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Location: North Carolina
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Why wasn't I invited?  |
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FOUR ASES
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| I wonder if the local casinos had something to do with the bust ? |
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cubbies760
Next Year Is Here
Joined: 19 Oct 2006
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Location: Suburban Chicago
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| I wonder if the local casinos had something to do with the bust ? |
Doubtful.
I know from experience that the neighbor issue is a big deal in regards to home games.
Our home game has had to move around a bit between 3 or 4 homes because of the neighbors getting pissed. It's usually only (1) neighbor, though.
In a typical residential neighborhood, parking is an issue. People coming and going constantly at all hours of the night is a bigger issue. Bad beats don't help things either when someone tilted off their roll and proceeds to leave in a tirade with doors slamming and squealing tires at 2AM.
There was one time (at my house) that I had a fairly large tourney on a weeknight, and had about 40 people in for the game. We had just gotten about 10 inches of snow throughout the day, but the players still came out. The police were at my door shortly after the game started because the snow plows (and other cars) couldn't fit between the parked cars.
That was the last game here for about 6 months, then things resumed with some restrictions. |
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FOUR ASES
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| I have no problems with my home games. I live on 50 acres and have a large heated pole barn. Funny, when someone gets a bad beat and starts screaming outside, All they get to see is a couple of cows looking at them. |
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EJ CURSE
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| I wonder if the local casinos had something to do with the bust ? |
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| Has your local casino been a threat to your game? |
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FOUR ASES
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| I wonder if the local casinos had something to do with the bust ? |
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No but sometimes when to much beer has been drunk from some players, they talk to the cows more often. Ever have a cow step on your toe ? It will give you a new look on life. |
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LostOstrich
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Location: In njpokerhoney's dreams
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| I wonder if the local casinos had something to do with the bust ? |
I would suggest that silicone was more responsible for that bust. |
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byamamoto1
Bay Area Bidness
Joined: 11 Aug 2005
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| I wonder if the local casinos had something to do with the bust ? |
I would suggest that silicone was more responsible for that bust. |
ba dum ching*
this is actually a fan*fuggin*tastic idea. i wonder how much a stripper would charge to deal cards. hire a stripper, sell liquor for at least 3x the price, plus maybe a small entrance fee, plus rake - stripper$$ = profit, imo. |
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Nobody4727
Four of a Kind
Joined: 30 Nov 2007
Posts: 287
Location: God's practical joke
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| For once a dealer is 'tipping' the players. |
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big-boy-ramsey
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Location: The dark side!...eating cookies!
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| In south miss the casinos put an end to most home games simply by opening,now most people just head to the casinos on the weekend,it was the competition that stopped the home and local tavern games. |
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kyblue007
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Come on Rick, wouldn't this be a great idea for the next Forum Gathering?
Password could be "Double D" |
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big-boy-ramsey
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Location: The dark side!...eating cookies!
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| big-boy-ramsey wrote: |
| In south miss the casinos put an end to most home games simply by opening,now most people just head to the casinos on the weekend,it was the competition that stopped the home and local tavern games. |
But.....if i could get a topless dealer and coctail waitress......be bigger than the casinos in no time!!!!! |
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JustPooOnDaFlo
Four of a Kind
Joined: 23 Feb 2008
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Location: Toronto
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| So lemme get this straight... In America is it illegal to play poker for money with your friends??? Or is it illegal to play poker with ur friends if ur charging rake |
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