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Poker Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: lukybugur on January 11, 2009, 22:45:00 PM
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I"ve just booked my summer holiday (flights only atm) and after 3 days in New York, I"ve 6 days in Vegas Baby! I"m looking into staying at the MGM Grand again but haven"t booked accom yet.
Fly in at 6pm on 30th July. Fly out 9am on 5th August.
Anyone else planning to be in Poker City around then?
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:) Lucky bugger
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Chezger going into check out the dates mode;
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I was just thinking today how good an APAT Vegas Tour 2009 would be. ;D
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Sounds very good Leigh, No Guinness there i hope. ;D
Start looking at some dates Ger.
Neil, You smoothy, Ny first eh? N1.
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Sounds very good Leigh, No Guinness there i hope. ;D
Start looking at some dates Ger.
Neil, You smoothy, Ny first eh? N1.
Not a bad pint in "The Nine Fine Irishmen" In NYNY ;D
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hey neil there is a good chance i might be, me an misses are going to book flights at the end of the month think we are going to do LA then on to vagas. Where did you book your flights???
Kenny
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I was going to try and go out and play in one of the $1,500/$2,000 WSOP tournies this year but then the exchange rate fell to pieces so not quite sure anymore. Will see what happens over next month or two - no summer plans as of yet due to the £ being sh*t against every currency going... >:(
Going back is high on the list of my priorities though and hope to do so this summer, we shall see...
On the hotel front, I stayed at the Flamingo last time and loved it. It was small enough to know your way around, know where everything is and get a personal service. It was also pretty cheap when we went, although I see has went up a little. The location is superb, probably the exact centre of the strip and every hotel is within walking distance basically - if you don"t like walking there"s a monorail stop in the hotel to take you up and down the strip. I"d reccomend the hotel to everyone. Don"t think the location could be beat by any...
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If you"ve not yet booked accomodation you could do worse than try the "name your price" facility on priceline. When I was last in Vegas in November 07, I did this, searched for four star hotels and got seven nights in the Westin Casuarina for £30 a night. This hotel is opposite the rear entrance/monorail station for Ballys and only a couple of minutes walk from the strip (I timed myself and could get from the lobby to the poker room in Caesars Palace in five minutes!). Although its not as well known as some of the strip hotels its got the most comfortable beds i"ve ever slept in,a very nice restaurant,small gym that doesn"t ever seem to get too busy, gift shop, Starbucks etc and has a much more laid back vibe than most of the hotels in the area. Highly recommended.
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Thanks for the accommodation provider links. Keep those websites coming - they"re all significantly cheaper than I"ve managed to find myself.
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Got some cheap hotels on Alpharooms.com before but booked my Las Vegas hotel direct on the Flamingo website and got it really cheap last year.... Just under £30 a night if I remember correctly.
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Keep an eye on FatWallet.com (http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/travel-deals/704925?start=0).
If you book direct with the hotel you can always cancel, with no penalty upto 48/72hrs before arrival (except maybe a little loss on C/Card exchange rates), if you find a better offer.
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Would like to join you Neil but can"t afford it - just spent all my money on a new pc ;)
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Nice one Neil, always good to have something to look forward to! Would love to be back there this year but looking unlikely I think.
Definitely worth shopping around and doing as much research as you can, my only advice would be to always start with the hotel"s own website (provided you have decided on a specific one of course) as I find the majority of the time that"s where you actually get the best deal.
Not sure of your budget etc., but if you"re looking at MGM, take a peek at The Signature at MGM (white towers, gold windows, behind MGM itself). We stayed there last time, bit pricier than MGM, but absolutely georgeous, and connected to MGM via covered walkway. Quite good for couples I would say as you feel like you"re a bit away from all the "gaming madness" but you can walk to MGM in air-conditioned comfort in 5 minutes, or jump direct to the strip.
Hope you find a good deal!
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Would like to join you Neil but can"t afford it - just spent all my money on a new pc ;)
And I"ve just spent all your PC money on my flights ;)
Thanks Blair. I have tried the hotel sites themselves and MGM / MGM Signature, regardless of where I"m looking, are a bit out of our price range. We"re taking Scott (15) this time so I"m looking for more of a family room and happy to slum it in 3+ / 4 star. Ideally something between The Wynn and MGM at the south, with good pool areas.
I"m currently working through the recommendations above and tripres.com . It"s all good stuff.
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Would like to join you Neil but can"t afford it - just spent all my money on a new pc ;)
And I"ve just spent all your PC money on my flights ;)
Neil, I"m glad you took my advice and booked the first class upgrade. I know it was another 3k, but I think you"ll find it is worth it. Don"t forget to toast SirP when you open your first bottle of complimentary champagne. ;D
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Where is the best place to book your flight??
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Would like to join you Neil but can"t afford it - just spent all my money on a new pc ;)
And I"ve just spent all your PC money on my flights ;)
Thanks Blair. I have tried the hotel sites themselves and MGM / MGM Signature, regardless of where I"m looking, are a bit out of our price range. We"re taking Scott (15) this time so I"m looking for more of a family room and happy to slum it in 3+ / 4 star. Ideally something between The Wynn and MGM at the south, with good pool areas.
I"m currently working through the recommendations above and tripres.com . It"s all good stuff.
I"m sure you win back the cost of the hotel in the poker tourneys Neil so just blow the budget and go for it!
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Something to be aware of:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7822794.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7822794.stm)
There"s a new electronic form to fill in to replace the green form you used to fill in on the plane.
It generally sounds like an improvement, but you will get turned away at customs if you weren"t aware you had to do this beforehand.
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I booked my flights through Expedia - the same as I did for Vegas last time. We"re;
Glasgow > Philadelphia, Philadelphia > New York for three days
New York > Vegas for 6 days
Vegas > Philadelphia, Philadelphia > Glasgow
We were £562 each (about £230 cheaper than we were able to find elsewhere), US Airways throughout.
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There"s a new electronic form to fill in to replace the green form you used to fill in on the plane.
Thanks Jon, I was aware of this. The form and more details are available at
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/dhs/esta_info.html
I"m sure you win back the cost of the hotel in the poker tourneys Neil
WTF are you getting the confidence in my play from ... ??
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Where is the best place to book your flight??
I always book direct with airlines when travelling long haul... I normally do my research on lastminute, expedia, etc, and then when I find a good deal I go to the airline direct and source out that exact flight and usually knock another £20 odd off the price.
Try BMI Kenny, fly from Manchester and get connection for Glasgow to Manchester thrown in for free or small charge. There"s also some flights with Thomas Cook on selected dates that leave from Manchester, fly to Glasgow and pick up some passengers then fly direct to Vegas... there"s only two or three of these in the whole season though so best to phone Thomas Cook find out all the info - then say you"ll think about it and go online and book same thing without the fee to book over phone ;)
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If you book direct with the airlines you won"t be covered if they go bust unless you pay with a credit card.
I went to Vegas via Philadelphia.
Be prepared for long delays - I was talking to some more regular travellers while I was there and there"s some problem with Philly (something to do with trying to cram too many flights in to make extra money) which means that it has persistent problems with delays.
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We"re taking Scott (15) this time so I"m looking for more of a family room and happy to slum it in 3+ / 4 star. Ideally something between The Wynn and MGM at the south, with good pool areas.
Flamingo had a very family vibe when I was there. Pool area had teenagers playing volleyball and loads of kids and families everyday. Only downside I forgot to say about the Flamingo is there was no poker room to my knowledge...
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No poker rooms in the hotel is no problem. I hear there are one or two places nearby that do have ;D
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cool ill have a look into it!
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Bill"s Ganbling Hall & Saloon (http://www.billslasvegas.com/) is pretty good at the budget end... top location on the Flamingo / Strip intersection (a la Ceasars/Ballagio/Bally"s).
Get a room on the south (Flamingo Rd) side for great views of the south strip and Bellagio fountains.
Their website won"t give prices beyond May at the moment for some reason, but 30 Apr for 6 nights would cost you $535 plus tax (9%)... wouldn"t expect July to be much/any dearer.
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Where is the best place to book your flight??
If getting to Gatwick isn"t an issue and you are only going to Vegas, then I would strongly recommend flying direct with Virgin. It will most likely be a few pounds dearer, but [IMO] the advantages far outway the extra cost.
No connecting flights to miss, because your first flight was delayed by an hour... no hanging around for 4 hours in some departure lounge waiting for a connecting flight that"s been delayed... you can sit in a $1/$2 NL cash game for a couple of hours and win enough to cover the extra cost before those flying indirect even get there!
The international terminal at McCarran only has a handful of arrivals each day, none of which arrive anywhere near the same time as the Virgin flight... therefore, no delays at immigration / baggage carousels / taxi line. The domestic terminal has flights landing every 5 mins, no immigration (you did that somewhere else) but there can be long waits for bags and a long taxi line.
You arrive in the afternoon, no long queues at the hotel check-in... which can happen in the evening (especially Friday). And you will be there in time for the 7.00pm tourney at Ceasars, to be followed by the 2.00am at Binions and the 9.00am at the Rio!! (Well that"s what we did last time. ;D )
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We"ve just booked our accommodation in NY and Vegas this morning. In Vegas, we"re staying in the MGM Grand again after getting it down to a heads-up battle with MonteCarlo. As MonteCarlo is next to the construction site that is CityCenter, we"ve gone for the quieter, slightly more expensive option.
Thanks again for all the tips. I tried them all (thoroughly exhausting a lot of them) and in the end found TravelSupermarket to be cheapest, booking through CityandShow who don"t charge Credit Card fees.
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Nice one Neil, very jealous!
City & Show seem to be one to remember, I also got a good deal from them for Bellagio a couple of years back.
You"ll be counting down the days I expect!
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Nice one, I"m jelous, sure you"ll have an amazing time!
I hear the MGM has a plush cardroom too ;)
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Nice one, I"m jelous, sure you"ll have an amazing time!
I hear the MGM has a plush cardroom too ;)
And fishy, if you can block out the noise surrounding it (and the girls hitting Studio 54)!
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Nice one, I"m jelous, sure you"ll have an amazing time!
I hear the MGM has a plush cardroom too ;)
And fishy, if you can block out the noise surrounding it (and the girls hitting Studio 54)!
Yeah a few people have mentioned the noise surrounding it, but och well. hopefully i"ll get a chance to play poker next time i"m over - was spending most of the time with the gf when I was there so just the usual - swimming pool or day trip during the day, meal at night then "teaching" her how to gamble --- "let it ride one more time, it"s going to come once more" she says with her $10 on black that has hit the last 6 times and accumulated to $640 - I simply refuse to let her and tell her to take the $640 off the table - of course it hits black AGAIN and I get an earful. lol... oh well - poker next time i"m sure!
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MGM poker room is quite fishy (very LAG) so it pays to be either LAGier or TAG. At $1/$2 I couldn"t afford to be LAG so had to wait for good starting hands and play them strong. It wasn"t uncommon for me to raise it 4 or 5xBB PF from an early position, with my tight image and get three callers. I did OK with these kind of hands - I just seemed to be very difficult to call such PF Raises with anything that wasn"t a premium hand.
The rake is one of the highest in Vegas apparently, the tournaments are fairly well run but have a quick pace about them and the SnGs are just bonkers quick. They seem to want you in and out as soon as possible after having paid your rake.
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MGM poker room is quite fishy (very LAG) so it pays to be either LAGier or TAG. At $1/$2 I couldn"t afford to be LAG so had to wait for good starting hands and play them strong. It wasn"t uncommon for me to raise it 4 or 5xBB PF from an early position, with my tight image and get three callers. I did OK with these kind of hands - I just seemed to be very difficult to call such PF Raises with anything that wasn"t a premium hand.
The rake is one of the highest in Vegas apparently, the tournaments are fairly well run but have a quick pace about them and the SnGs are just bonkers quick. They seem to want you in and out as soon as possible after having paid your rake.
Getting stightly off topic but I have found that most of the poker in Vegas is quite Fishy. Compaired to say an APAT event ;D.
Lots of tourists with lots of money and lots of gamble in them.
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MGM poker room is quite fishy (very LAG) so it pays to be either LAGier or TAG. At $1/$2 I couldn"t afford to be LAG so had to wait for good starting hands and play them strong. It wasn"t uncommon for me to raise it 4 or 5xBB PF from an early position, with my tight image and get three callers. I did OK with these kind of hands - I just seemed to be very difficult to call such PF Raises with anything that wasn"t a premium hand.
The rake is one of the highest in Vegas apparently, the tournaments are fairly well run but have a quick pace about them and the SnGs are just bonkers quick. They seem to want you in and out as soon as possible after having paid your rake.
Ref Rake - I can"t guarantee the accuracy of his info, but it looks about right to me...
- Orleans: $3 + $1 jackpot rake?
- Binion"s: $3 + $1
- MGM: $4 + 0, ~5% instead of 10%
- Venetian: $4 + 0
- Bellagio: $4
- Wynn: $4
- Mirage: $4
- Caesars Palace: $4 + $1
- Hard Rock Cafe: $4 + $1
- Planet Hollywood: $5 + $1
- Bill"s Poker Room: $5 + $1
- Imperial Palace: $5 + $1
- Flamingo, RIo and other Harrah"s casinos: $5 + $1?
Source: AllVegasPoker.com forum (http://www.allvegaspoker.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2619&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=75#p72911)
With a max of $4 (+ $1 for jackpot, if applicable), it is only a fraction of what you"ll pay in any UK cardroom.
Oh, and at $1/£2NL, table image doesn"t mean a thing to a table full of LV tourists... if you want to thin the field when you have a premium hand make it 8x - 10x BBs. And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
That is quality. ;D
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
That is quality. ;D
And true. The standard of play in most Vegas poker rooms is considerably worse than in APAT tournies
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
That is quality. ;D
And true. The standard of play in most Vegas poker rooms is considerably worse than in APAT tournies
me all in AA $500 called by 6 8 off he hits straight,,tropicana lolol
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
That is quality. ;D
And true. The standard of play in most Vegas poker rooms is considerably worse than in APAT tournies
me all in AA $500 called by 6 8 off he hits straight,,tropicana lolol
Maybe I should have made it clearer... the advice is "when you have the NUTS" AND CANNOT be out-drawn.
Whilst AA is the best poss hand PF and technically the nuts at that point, we all know it can and often does, change by the river!!
But the example does kinda validate my point about raise sizes and value bets... I"ll bet your $500 push didn"t get multiple callers (narrowed field size) AND you pushed with the nuts (assuming this was PF... if it wasn"t then you didn"t have the nuts) and got called by an inferior hand.
Q.E.D.
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
That is quality. ;D
And true. The standard of play in most Vegas poker rooms is considerably worse than in APAT tournies
me all in AA $500 called by 6 8 off he hits straight,,tropicana lolol
When were you all-in just out of interest?
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
Not the first time I have heard this gem of a piece of advice.
Also true in some UK cardroom games too!!
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Have just qualified to go to Vegas through Ladbrokes for the WSOP, staying at Caesars Palace.....anyone know what its like there ??
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Awful place... you won"t enjoy it!!
Especially the *****Cat dealers... you"ll hate them!
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Have just qualified to go to Vegas through Ladbrokes for the WSOP, staying at Caesars Palace.....anyone know what its like there ??
Well done Brian!!
Is this the main event?
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Congrats Brian!!
Ah, the Pu$$yCat Girls ;)
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Cheers Guys.
We have won several shots at the main event. Included in the price is a $1050 sat to the M.E. with one-in-ten getting a seat and that is exclusive to Laddies qualifiers.
There are other qualifiers too and I would hope to be able to play some side events too while I am out there.
Also, there will be online sats on Laddies prior to this in which we can try to win a M.E. seat.....so its onwards and upwards.
Ironically, and as a message to anyone who believes that the world is against them, I had made an AWFUL start to 2009 poker-wise but yesterday I played 4 and Final-Tabled 4, with the Vegas trip being my FIRST, 1st-place of the new year.
To get there, I cracked A-A with 6-6 when I rivered a 6 so I guess it was just my time.
Hope some more APATers are out there at the same time......how bout you Rob ?
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And most important rule of all - If you have the nuts, the value bet size on the river is always ALL-IN... you will get called often enough to make it profitable.
That is quality. ;D
And true. The standard of play in most Vegas poker rooms is considerably worse than in APAT tournies
me all in AA $500 called by 6 8 off he hits straight,,tropicana lolol
When were you all-in just out of interest?
i was bb,,,,a raise to i think to 20,,a re-raise to 60 and another caller,,i then pushed pre flop,,,first raiser called with 68 off,the others folded,,,he hit str8,,then started woopin it up lol,,typical yank lol,,,,i was already well up so didnt hurt,,,,was just highlighting the dodgy play lol,,,,,its what u want to see really lol
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ceasars is right in the middle of strip and saves a lot of walking,,and the rio is just up the road,,,you will love it,,i played main event 2006,,,if u dont have a good run and get knocked out early and as the field gets smaller they have good tourneys in the evenings $100-$200 entry with good payouts,,worth enquiring about,,,also opposite ceasars is the outback restaurant SUPERB STEAKS lolol,,, ,,,goodluck !!!!!
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Hope some more APATers are out there at the same time......how bout you Rob ?
not a chance. WSOP was moved a few years ago to june/early july which is still term time.
So I"d either have to go AWOL or get sacked!!
I"m aiming to save up (or win) enough dollars to go there in Oct Half term 2009...but am only in the planning stages...the negotiations could take on Kaka transfer proportions
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Have just qualified to go to Vegas through Ladbrokes for the WSOP, staying at Caesars Palace.....anyone know what its like there ??
Well done Brian!!! Brilliant.
Almost makes up for missing Walsall.
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Well flight are finally booked, 4 night in L.A from the 27th July and then a further 5 night in vagas. I cant wait.
Think will be staying in MGM as I seems to be just great value for money!
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Let"s start planning which Tourneys we"re gonna play :)
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cool i have agreed one day of full tourney play and other for some cash action!!
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Guy"s,
You must play the Venetian Noon $150 Freezeout. 7500 chips and a 30 min clock. Arouind 600 runners when i was there in October.
SIMPLY AWESOME CARDROOM.
Imperial Palace for Cash.
Im sure others have there favourites.
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go to Arnold Synders website.....(pokertournmentformula) he tells you what goes on in every casino of every day of the week.
The best deepstacks to play, the buyins and clock and starting stacks.....basically everything including the skill and patience factors etc, he evan tells you what tourneys are suited to small ball or long ball, and also the tourneys to avoid.
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Venetian Noon $150 Freezeout. 7500 chips and a 30 min clock. Arouind 600 runners
Seems like a bit of a slog. I"m gonna be lookin at the ones at around $100 with around 100 runners and run through the day so that I"m not spending too many nights of my family holiday in poker rooms. I"ll go with the intention of spending £500 on poker in the hope that I can win more than £750.
Another PM regarding Snyder"s website has been sent Kenny.
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failing that,get pissed at the Pai Gow tables at Paddy`s ;D
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hey guys still not decided where to stay in vagas, use got any suggestion on previouse experience??
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hey guys still not decided where to stay in vagas, use got any suggestion on previouse experience??
the Imperial,Harrahs or Rio, Bellagio.
check out sky travel as they have some great deals going on at the moment on a day to day basis.
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Hey guys just wondering, I decided to put some of my spending money for vegas on my credit card for easy use, I was just thinking do any of you know if you can pay for chips in the casino with a credit card??
Kenny
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Casinos don"t accept Credit Cards. You will have the opportunity to withdraw funds from an ATM using your Credit Card but that"ll cost you a fortune in interest which is added straight away.
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cool, I didnt think so. But thought I would check.
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I can see it now....
Opp: I"ll raise to $100
Kenny: and I"ll re-raise a Visa and a Mastercard!
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I"ve spent a wee bit of time today lookin at what I can play when in PokerTown.
I"m looking at least two $75/$125 Tourneys during my 6 day "family" holiday. I"m currently eying up;
Noon $125 + $25 Deepstack at Caesars Palace (5000 chips and 30 minute clock)
Daily 7pm $120 + $20 at The Venetian (5000 chips and 20 minute clock)
Daily 9pm $120 + $20 Bounty Tourney at Caesars Palace (2500 chips and 30 minute clock)
I also quite fancy seeing the new Poker Room at Hard Rock so might consider the $50 + $10. At 110degrees though, I hope to be found in Caesars / Hard Rock most afternoons.
I will be sure to add my rants to the "Luky and Chip" Blog ... now to convince Leigh to take a share ;)
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I will be sure to add my rants to the "Luky and Chip" Blog ... now to convince Leigh to take a share ;)
SOLD. Easily persuaded. ;)
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I like Planet Hollywood"s $80 ($60+$20 high reg fee I know but a nice tourney)
4000 chips and a 20 min clock
2pm and 7pm (or a $60 at 10am but that has 30% taken out but has the same structure)
or TI"s Head hunter $125 with $50 back for each punter you knock out
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I like the look of the TI Bounty one. Cardroom doesn"t get the best reviews tho ... cramped and dark doesn"t sell it to me.
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I like Planet Hollywood"s $80 ($60+$20 high reg fee I know but a nice tourney)
4000 chips and a 20 min clock
2pm and 7pm (or a $60 at 10am but that has 30% taken out but has the same structure)
agree with you on this,,played 2 and cashed 1,but both games thoroughly enjoyable with some good banter as well
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I like Planet Hollywood"s $80 ($60+$20 high reg fee I know but a nice tourney)
4000 chips and a 20 min clock
2pm and 7pm (or a $60 at 10am but that has 30% taken out but has the same structure)
agree with you on this,,played 2 and cashed 1,but both games thoroughly enjoyable with some good banter as well
Is Michael Mizrachi not contracted to play like 5 of the evening games at PH every week too?
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I like Planet Hollywood"s $80 ($60+$20 high reg fee I know but a nice tourney)
4000 chips and a 20 min clock
2pm and 7pm (or a $60 at 10am but that has 30% taken out but has the same structure)
agree with you on this,,played 2 and cashed 1,but both games thoroughly enjoyable with some good banter as well
Is Michael Mizrachi not contracted to play like 5 of the evening games at PH every week too?
He certainly used to be. Dont know if "the grinder" still does this gig though...
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Right Kenny, are we planning on meeting up to play some tourneys in Vegas? The only day I have something booked so far is Monday 3rd August - the Grand Canyon Tour.
Unless you can find something better, I"m gonna try plan it so that I can play in the $125+$25 ($50) Bounty at Treasure Island on Sunday night at 7pm and on Tuesday the $85+$15 noon game at Caesars with 7500 starting stack and 20min clock.
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I also quite fancy seeing the new Poker Room at Hard Rock
Don"t waste your time imo, we took a trip down last week and were thoroughly underwhelmed. if your playing time is limited stick to Ceasers and Venetian mate.
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I like the 8pm tourney at Harrahs - $150 entry, 10,000 starting stack but 20 minute blinds. Takes about 5-6 hours depending on entries and it"s am ok room too.
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I also quite fancy seeing the new Poker Room at Hard Rock
Don"t waste your time imo, we took a trip down last week and were thoroughly underwhelmed. if your playing time is limited stick to Ceasers and Venetian mate.
Thanks Eck. Hard Rock no longer an "attraction".
I like the 8pm tourney at Harrahs - $150 entry, 10,000 starting stack but 20 minute blinds. Takes about 5-6 hours depending on entries and it"s am ok room too.
Thanks Glen. It"s another one for Kenny and I to consider.
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Hey neil i"ll prob miss the sunday game we get in that day. But I could make the tue a full poker day.when is it u go back? I have still to book the canyone trip wil do it either wednesday or Thursday but plan to play as
much cash as pos
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I drive out to devon on Aug 31st, staying in my caravan holding my betmick poker festival, the caravan sleeps 8 but I am taking the wife & 3 kids so seat are limited click fest times TBA
;D
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Caesars is the Bollo.......is very good mate !!
As for your Canyon trip, if you are going by road, you need to be on the SOUTH tour to go on the skywalk....which they will then charge you $33 extra for.
Then, once you get inside, they scan you like a criminal and remove your video, camera and mobile......can you guess why ??!!
Having said that, it IS worth the walk but wear 2 pairs of underpants or tuck your jeans in ya socks !!
Have a great trip and win some wonga.
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Thanks Brian. We booked this Grand Canyon Tour (http://www.lasvegasgrandcanyontour.com/air/grand-canyon-western-indian-country-tour.htm) with SkyWalk a few weeks back. I"ll be fine with it - wife"s packing her granny pants though (two pairs as suggested) ;)