it is impossible to rig software for favored players they are just having there bit of luck yours will come.by the way i design poker software regards Posted by halenpace
did u design bingo is well.so that s just a luck.money makers
Hi Tikay. If you had a chance to move to vegas, do you think you would still visit the poker tables as often as you do now? Or do you think it would be like moving to the seaside "its great for a holiday but you soon get bored if you live there"
I say this because my mom and dad have recently moved to blackpool and when I visit I pop in to the G-Casino, but I don't know if I would find it as exciting if I lived there.
Hi Tikay. If you had a chance to move to vegas, do you think you would still visit the poker tables as often as you do now? Or do you think it would be like moving to the seaside "its great for a holiday but you soon get bored if you live there" I say this because my mom and dad have recently moved to blackpool and when I visit I pop in to the G-Casino, but I don't know if I would find it as exciting if I lived there. What do you think? Posted by POKERTREV
In truth, I would never want to live in Vegas, Trev, the place has no soul, no character, & there's a total lack of wildlife, fauna, trees, birds, etc.
I don't like the climate there, either, the heat is brutal in the summer.
It's THE place for poker, 100%, and I adore going there to "work" poker, as I have every year since 2004, but that apart, yuk.
In Response to Re: Ask Tikay? : In truth, I would never want to live in Vegas, Trev, the place has no soul, no character, & there's a total lack of wildlife, fauna, trees, birds, etc. I don't like the climate there, either, the heat is brutal in the summer. It's THE place for poker, 100%, and I adore going there to "work" poker, as I have every year since 2004, but that apart, yuk. Posted by tikay1
lol - Well as for the wildlife in blackpool, it does get a bit wild at night during the summer and as for the birds (I mean the feathered variety) I have seen a few seagulls and the climate is quite changeable, so it does seam to have something going for it that vegas does not.
Anyway - Stay Cool, Drink Plenty of Water and be Lucky on the Tables.
Hi Tikay. If you had a chance to move to vegas, do you think you would still visit the poker tables as often as you do now? Or do you think it would be like moving to the seaside "its great for a holiday but you soon get bored if you live there" I say this because my mom and dad have recently moved to blackpool and when I visit I pop in to the G-Casino, but I don't know if I would find it as exciting if I lived there. What do you think? Posted by POKERTREV
Have a great time in Vegas Tikay When we venture out there we always spend a good few days in Laughlin (at the Nugget) by the Colorado river 90 miles off from the strip. Have you ever spent time along there? Posted by Dud_Butini
Hi Dud,
Thank you, I will!
I've not been to that spot, no, but every year, if I get a day off (not always possible) I like to get out of Vegas, & go visit the Hoover Dam, Boulder City, or some deserted spot by the magnificent Colorado River. I just HAVE to escape the artificiality of Vegas, as it really is a City which lacks so much.
I hope this is not construed as ingratitude for my annual (free!) trips to Vegas, it's not, I love the gig, & work hard to earn it. But the truth is, poker apart, Vegas is far & away my least favourite City in the world, of those I have visited anyway. But for Poker, it's THE place, & there is no mistake about that.
In Response to Re: Ask Tikay? : Hi Dud, Thank you, I will! I've not been to that spot, no, but every year, if I get a day off (not always possible) I like to get out of Vegas, & go visit the Hoover Dam, Boulder City, or some deserted spot by the magnificent Colorado River. I just HAVE to escape the artificiality of Vegas, as it really is a City which lacks so much. I hope this is not construed as ingratitude for my annual (free!) trips to Vegas, it's not, I love the gig, & work hard to earn it. But the truth is, poker apart, Vegas is far & away my least favourite City in the world, of those I have visited anyway. But for Poker, it's THE place, & there is no mistake about that. Posted by Tikay10
More or less my take on it too.
Our last trip we successfully avoided the strip all together - started out Downtown for New Year's Eve then went to a couple of the Station franchise hotels skirting the main drag before heading off to Laughlin via Primm - six or seven decent casinois (with much cheaper rooms) by the river in a much more relaxed atmosphere with far less folks per cocktail waitress ratio!
I use the excuse that we have my Mum and Dad in tow and they hate the crowds......but really I prefer to be away from the strip too.
The smaller poker tourneys by the river also make a better fit for my rookie game.
In Response to Re: Ask Tikay? : More or less my take on it too. Our last trip we successfully avoided the strip all together - started out Downtown for New Year's Eve then went to a couple of the Station franchise hotels skirting the main drag before heading off to Laughlin via Primm - six or seven decent casinois (with much cheaper rooms) by the river in a much more relaxed atmosphere with far less folks per cocktail waitress ratio! I use the excuse that we have my Mum and Dad in tow and they hate the crowds......but really I prefer to be away from the strip too. Posted by Dud_Butini
You should try visiting the "Red Rock Casino", in Red Rock, some 10 miles from Vegas. Probably the nicest Casino in Nevada, & lot quieter, & classier, than those on the Strip.
We did take a drive out there (easy straight drive along Sunset if I recall) lovely setting amongst the hills and a nice spacious atmosphere.
I think "the groups" take on the place was tainted slightly by my Mum cleaning up whilst the rest of us lost a daily budget in next to no time.......nice picture of her outside the property holding a couple of C notes to camera just to rub it in.
Hi Tikay, What's the best strategy at bubble time when you are the chip leader ? I seem to get into good positions but just can't seem to get over the finish line so to speak. I'm finishing outwith the cash far too many times when reaching the final table, what am I doing wrong ????
In Response to Re: Ask Tikay? : Hi bigred In my opinion bad play has to be calling with AQ, you could well be behind, you are an underdog, even to a pair of 2,s, even calling with AK you are only going to be at worst 50/50, unless you are agains AA or KK. Posted by acebarry10
Calling with anything isn't bad play as long as you have a reason for doing it. If you have a shove monkey whose range is well below this then your going to call. It's all situational and the cards you hold may be a suicide call in one hand against 1 player and may be the best play against another IMO
hi tikay won the booby prize in the world cup competition and prize was the take on tikay tournament is that tonite? if so what time? cheers Posted by andsoitis7
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Hi Izabel,
I'm afraid I'm not sure I understand the point you re trying to make, or your question, sorry.
Can you elaborate, please?
If you had a chance to move to vegas, do you think you would still visit the poker tables as often as you do now? Or do you think it would be like moving to the seaside "its great for a holiday but you soon get bored if you live there"
I say this because my mom and dad have recently moved to blackpool and when I visit I pop in to the G-Casino, but I don't know if I would find it as exciting if I lived there.
What do you think?
I don't like the climate there, either, the heat is brutal in the summer.
It's THE place for poker, 100%, and I adore going there to "work" poker, as I have every year since 2004, but that apart, yuk.
Anyway - Stay Cool, Drink Plenty of Water and be Lucky on the Tables.
When we venture out there we always spend a good few days in Laughlin (at the Nugget) by the Colorado river 90 miles off from the strip.
Have you ever spent time along there?
Thank you, I will!
I've not been to that spot, no, but every year, if I get a day off (not always possible) I like to get out of Vegas, & go visit the Hoover Dam, Boulder City, or some deserted spot by the magnificent Colorado River. I just HAVE to escape the artificiality of Vegas, as it really is a City which lacks so much.
I hope this is not construed as ingratitude for my annual (free!) trips to Vegas, it's not, I love the gig, & work hard to earn it. But the truth is, poker apart, Vegas is far & away my least favourite City in the world, of those I have visited anyway. But for Poker, it's THE place, & there is no mistake about that.
Our last trip we successfully avoided the strip all together - started out Downtown for New Year's Eve then went to a couple of the Station franchise hotels skirting the main drag before heading off to Laughlin via Primm - six or seven decent casinois (with much cheaper rooms) by the river in a much more relaxed atmosphere with far less folks per cocktail waitress ratio!
I use the excuse that we have my Mum and Dad in tow and they hate the crowds......but really I prefer to be away from the strip too.
The smaller poker tourneys by the river also make a better fit for my rookie game.
We did take a drive out there (easy straight drive along Sunset if I recall) lovely setting amongst the hills and a nice spacious atmosphere.
I think "the groups" take on the place was tainted slightly by my Mum cleaning up whilst the rest of us lost a daily budget in next to no time.......nice picture of her outside the property holding a couple of C notes to camera just to rub it in.
What's the best strategy at bubble time when you are the chip leader ?
I seem to get into good positions but just can't seem to get over the finish line so to speak.
I'm finishing outwith the cash far too many times when reaching the final table, what am I doing wrong ????
is that tonite? if so what time?
cheers
yes it's tonight. 8.30pm. good luck and enjoy!