Mississippi Casinos & Gambling Forum - Poker, Pari-mutuel

I think the title says it all. A vibrant account of the opening can be read here:

http://www.casinocitytimes.com/news/article.cfm?contentId=156714

I'm sure it's going have been/be a very profita ...

A little mishap on the insurance front has probably been a major contributing factor in the delay in rebuilding work, but again it's good to see yet another casino is looking to get back on it's feet ...

Hehe, indeed. That was some nice, albeit a little lucky, play. I don't see why he stayed in though? You were raising consistantly and he can't have made all that much in hand anyway? I would have seen ...

Theres nothing wrong with playing tight, and tight play is the basis for becomming a good player. You must know how to be patient and play only premium hands.

The key to improving is to assess when ...

I'm not sure what your last comment meant, but 30x the BB is $180, three times what you are sitting down with currently.

It's not about the money, you don't want to dig too far into your stack, but ...

Although not up and running, Penn National are planning to reopen two casinos wrecked by the hurricane last year.

This is again great news for the area and it's also great to hear they are planning ...

Good news for the locals as well as the casino owners. Since the hurricane last year, the Biloxi casino's have netted a tidy profit which will go well towards restoring a little stability to the areas ...

I'm with norsh on this one. You played it well, you played it as well as I would have done if not better. However, at times like this it's down to luck as much as anything - you've got hit 3 times in ...

I would rather cut the pack in half at least - I'd raise big, let the table know you've got a high pocket pair. The limpers don't get a cheap flop, they are likely to back out. Anybody that stays in f ...

I prefer tables with fewer players - limits don't really play a part in my decision unless they are out of my bank rolls league.

Yes, a lot of the idiots do tend to go for the bigger pots and bigge ...

Sure does but it's gonna break my heart if I'm not on the right end of a $100k hand!

I couldn't even begin to consider that kind of money, the only $100k I'm nearing currently is of the debt variet ...

Yeah, agred with lork. At higher limits, you're in a hand or you're not and you must play it accordingly. Sure, call if you think you can get away with it but if you're going to bet make it worthwhile ...

Me, I like to give him a few free chips with some loose calls. The when I do get something, I play like before. I throw chips into the pot, nothing particularly confident and nail them at the river - ...

Nothing wrong with the way you played, that is how you should play a strong hand. However, perhaps a larger bet earlier on may have made him ditch his cards? It's all well and good holding out for the ...

I think dealers do keep an eye on the cards, though the extra precautions never go amiss when you see so many underhand players knocking around.

It's a shame, but I guess they have found a better " ...