Ahh. That's the perfect scenario for craps. A hot shooter. For sure, I would have been at that table. It sucks when the shooter craps before you get a chance to settle in.
Heh, it was only a fluke that my brother was at the table: they couldn't check into their rooms until 2PM... And when they did check in he was already up big bucks.
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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 1:06 am Post subject:
dochira wrote:
I was afraid to play until my most recent trip to LV back in June. Now I'm hooked (since I essentially broken even thanks to the last minute craps run before heading to the airport ). There are plenty of tutorials online and the table guys there are more than happy to teach you the ropes. Most of the action happens on the Pass Line.
oh, ok. I'll look into the turorials
I just thought you call a # and role.
When i go to vegas when I'm gambling age....i'll most likely go to the poker tables. Texas Hold'Em is lots of fun.....cept playing it online at Pokerroom gets easy and boring _________________
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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 1:35 am Post subject:
K.T.Tran wrote:
When i go to vegas when I'm gambling age....i'll most likely go to the poker tables. Texas Hold'Em is lots of fun.....cept playing it online at Pokerroom gets easy and boring
That might be a difficult transition the first couple of times. In the casino, psychology plays a big factor that is not found online. Players will try to read you like a book, to know your habits and quirks.
That might be a difficult transition the first couple of times. In the casino, psychology plays a big factor that is not found online. Players will try to read you like a book, to know your habits and quirks.
Yup, that's why a lotta those players wear shades and stuff...
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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 9:49 am Post subject:
krim wrote:
watching the wacky goodness that is battlefield baseball.
Its definately whacky....but definately not worth the $89.99+tax that i spent on this movie. It does have some good moments
I'm currently waiting another 27 min for the file transfer I'm receiving from Roppongi to finish and then i can start my Torrent DLs. KouKou Kyoushi 2003 is at 99.2% in progress...probably will finish tonight. _________________
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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 10:08 am Post subject:
krim wrote:
$89.99????????
:o
was it made of gold?
It came in a box along with a little lego like figure of an old grandma
The one thing that caught my interest to this movie was when the owner of the Aznfilms store told me its pretty funny and how he liked the scene where the guy did his Tornado Pitch or whatever its called. _________________
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). There are plenty of tutorials online and the table guys there are more than happy to teach you the ropes. Most of the action happens on the Pass Line.
I'd fail just trying to think how to do all that lmao. 
