Monthly Archives: October 2004

I have the teensiest bit of a primal scream starting somewhere in the back of my brain and it’s been there for the last three hours. I signed the E/O list – was supposed to be out at 1 a.m. … Continue reading →

The high limit section was full tonight and a $2,000-4,000 with mixed in little additional limits started up right in front of me. It’s a like a bluff…I’m dealing the low limit section and right in the middle of it … Continue reading →

I have met some of the most fun people through this site. They read me, then make sure they meet me when they come to Vegas. How cool is that? Better than crunchy p-nut butter and apricot jelly sandwiches. Yummy! … Continue reading →

I started on 50B. Pretty funny! Usually the worst start in the room is 30B because that means you’re taking a break and heading for Table 1, high limit, more high limit, add triple doses of high limit, and that’s … Continue reading →

When I hit the poker room, GPO, one of the posters on the forum was waiting for me…well…he was playing in a $2-5 Blind NLH game and was looking for me so I’d say he was doing what we all … Continue reading →

I spent the last two nights playing on shift…dealing about an hour each night before taking the player’s side/seat at the table. Truthfully I’m in shock at how bad some of the new dealers are. While I understand that they … Continue reading →

During one of the Ultimate Bet $500 Buy-in Tournaments, I had the misfortune to deal to John Bonetti. Over the years, I’d heard many dealers, players, and supervisors talk about his bad attitude towards dealers and how mean he could … Continue reading →

Day 1 of the Championship Event was broken into three flights, played on three consecutive days of play. Each flight ended at 10:00 p.m. or whenever the flight dropped to X amount of players…someone said 70 but I’m not sure … Continue reading →

The 29th, Championship Event Day 1, Flight 3. *Begin Edit* We had two rooms of tables and dealers/players. One room hosted all the satellites and buy-in tournaments and the other room hosted the main event. I started in the Championship … Continue reading →

The 27th – Championship Event 1, Flight 2, found me dealing to John Juanda. He was in the 9s and pretty frisky. For me to state how the action went in the game and the hands, I cannot, I only … Continue reading →