Monthly Archives: February 2003

Sometimes just getting into the poker room is a major ordeal. The first part of the experience is jumping on the freeway and trying to defend yourself from people in a hurry to die and they want to take you … Continue reading →

A bag of double ugly, covered in chopped up mean and nasty is in the 3s when you go in to deal $20-$40 Omaha 8 or Better with a 1/2 kill. He plays the first hand you deal, with four … Continue reading →

Ritchie is one of our regulars in the $8-$16 Holdem game. He’s great to have in the game from a dealer and a player standpoint. If you’re playing in the game with him, he’s consistent with his play…you know he’s … Continue reading →

A lot of dealers are players. The general rule of thumb is that a playing dealer is a better dealer because they know what it’s like to sit on the other side of the table and understand the game and … Continue reading →

There’s some major happenings going on with two of our favorite Graveyard Supervisors, Bruce and Paul. Word out right now is that they are suspended pending investigation. Does not sound good at all and this is not good for poker, … Continue reading →

The poker community really is unique. If you play poker with someone today, or deal to them tomorrow, sooner or later you’re going to cross paths again. That’s a good reason to always leave a game in a calm, pleasant … Continue reading →

I just registered with Empire Poker, under Chanzes of course, you may see me there playing real money and play money when I have time. On days that I’m playing, I’ll post notice in advance here…join me whenever you can. … Continue reading →

When there’s a tournament in some other part of the poker world, the room can get pretty quiet. The room is really easy to work and the games are strong, just less high limit than usual which makes it a … Continue reading →

A $15-$30 Holdem Game tonight, two locals and five tourists set the stage for a walk through Poker Comedy Land. Everyone gambled but a lot of funny conversation was going on. The 9S was absent and the talk centered around … Continue reading →