Just got back from MGM at Foxwoods. Played Texas Hold'em Bonus for about 9 hours, had a great time and won some good $. I was dealt AA (30-1 on the bonus) one time in the aprox. 9 hours I played and it came in the first 15 min at a table. Just wanted to say this is an excellent game to play at the casinos. For you savvy poker players: learn the strategies, play the percentages and know the rules and you will give yourself a decent chance. Anyone else play or know the game at all?
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Just got back from MGM at Foxwoods. Played Texas Hold'em Bonus for about 9 hours, had a great time and won some good $. I was dealt AA (30-1 on the bonus) one time in the aprox. 9 hours I played and it came in the first 15 min at a table. Just wanted to say this is an excellent game to play at the casinos. For you savvy poker players: learn the strategies, play the percentages and know the rules and you will give yourself a decent chance. Anyone else play or know the game at all?
Went to Foxwoods again Thursday with another successful run at the Hold'em Bonus tables...had my girlfriend with me this time so I was only at the tables for about a total of 2.5 hours. No AA bonus but I did score a few bonuses...strategy is key in hold'em bonus....anyone else play?
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Went to Foxwoods again Thursday with another successful run at the Hold'em Bonus tables...had my girlfriend with me this time so I was only at the tables for about a total of 2.5 hours. No AA bonus but I did score a few bonuses...strategy is key in hold'em bonus....anyone else play?
played before. not as easy as you make it to be. great game to play if you have alot of money to mess around with. if not, the antes and bonuses can get you.
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played before. not as easy as you make it to be. great game to play if you have alot of money to mess around with. if not, the antes and bonuses can get you.
played before. not as easy as you make it to be. great game to play if you have alot of money to mess around with. if not, the antes and bonuses can get you.
your right its not "easy" to sit down one day and win right away. You
need to sit down with $200-$300 and its not totally uncommon to lose
$150 in three hands (3 min). Your playing against just the dealer, so
the laws of heads up play will even itself out over the long run. I
agree that the antes and bonuses have a rather large house advantage.
The player should see the flop with any hand except: 2-3 offsuit, 2-4
off, 2-5 off, 2-6 off and 2-7 off. The house holds a huge advantage on
the player when the player doesn't bet the turn and river when they
should....this means when the player has a 50% or better chance of
winning the hand. That can be tough to determine of course when the
player doesn't know the dealers hole cards. I personally will bet the
turn and river if I hold any pair after the flop. It gets tricky when
the player has a straight/flush draw...but follow your percentages. You
can't win every hand so to me its about weathering the storm when the
dealer goes on a rush. The player will have his rush too.
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Quote Originally Posted by HandDownManDown:
played before. not as easy as you make it to be. great game to play if you have alot of money to mess around with. if not, the antes and bonuses can get you.
your right its not "easy" to sit down one day and win right away. You
need to sit down with $200-$300 and its not totally uncommon to lose
$150 in three hands (3 min). Your playing against just the dealer, so
the laws of heads up play will even itself out over the long run. I
agree that the antes and bonuses have a rather large house advantage.
The player should see the flop with any hand except: 2-3 offsuit, 2-4
off, 2-5 off, 2-6 off and 2-7 off. The house holds a huge advantage on
the player when the player doesn't bet the turn and river when they
should....this means when the player has a 50% or better chance of
winning the hand. That can be tough to determine of course when the
player doesn't know the dealers hole cards. I personally will bet the
turn and river if I hold any pair after the flop. It gets tricky when
the player has a straight/flush draw...but follow your percentages. You
can't win every hand so to me its about weathering the storm when the
dealer goes on a rush. The player will have his rush too.
played before. not as easy as you make it to be. great game to play if you have alot of money to mess around with. if not, the antes and bonuses can get you.
your right its not "easy" to sit down one day and win right away. You need to sit down with $200-$300 and its not totally uncommon to lose $150 in three hands (3 min). Your playing against just the dealer, so the laws of heads up play will even itself out over the long run. I agree that the antes and bonuses have a rather large house advantage. The player should see the flop with any hand except: 2-3 offsuit, 2-4 off, 2-5 off, 2-6 off and 2-7 off. The house holds a huge advantage on the player when the player doesn't bet the turn and river when they should....this means when the player has a 50% or better chance of winning the hand. That can be tough to determine of course when the player doesn't know the dealers hole cards. I personally will bet the turn and river if I hold any pair after the flop. It gets tricky when the player has a straight/flush draw...but follow your percentages. You can't win every hand so to me its about weathering the storm when the dealer goes on a rush. The player will have his rush too.
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Quote Originally Posted by HandDownManDown:
played before. not as easy as you make it to be. great game to play if you have alot of money to mess around with. if not, the antes and bonuses can get you.
your right its not "easy" to sit down one day and win right away. You need to sit down with $200-$300 and its not totally uncommon to lose $150 in three hands (3 min). Your playing against just the dealer, so the laws of heads up play will even itself out over the long run. I agree that the antes and bonuses have a rather large house advantage. The player should see the flop with any hand except: 2-3 offsuit, 2-4 off, 2-5 off, 2-6 off and 2-7 off. The house holds a huge advantage on the player when the player doesn't bet the turn and river when they should....this means when the player has a 50% or better chance of winning the hand. That can be tough to determine of course when the player doesn't know the dealers hole cards. I personally will bet the turn and river if I hold any pair after the flop. It gets tricky when the player has a straight/flush draw...but follow your percentages. You can't win every hand so to me its about weathering the storm when the dealer goes on a rush. The player will have his rush too.
your right its not "easy" to sit down one day and win right away. You need to sit down with $200-$300 and its not totally uncommon to lose $150 in three hands (3 min). Your playing against just the dealer, so the laws of heads up play will even itself out over the long run. I agree that the antes and bonuses have a rather large house advantage. The player should see the flop with any hand except: 2-3 offsuit, 2-4 off, 2-5 off, 2-6 off and 2-7 off. The house holds a huge advantage on the player when the player doesn't bet the turn and river when they should....this means when the player has a 50% or better chance of winning the hand. That can be tough to determine of course when the player doesn't know the dealers hole cards. I personally will bet the turn and river if I hold any pair after the flop. It gets tricky when the player has a straight/flush draw...but follow your percentages. You can't win every hand so to me its about weathering the storm when the dealer goes on a rush. The player will have his rush too.
Agree..and like you said, you need to buy in at least 200 to play this game and hopefully get lucky the first couple of hands.
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Quote Originally Posted by BostonStrangler:
your right its not "easy" to sit down one day and win right away. You need to sit down with $200-$300 and its not totally uncommon to lose $150 in three hands (3 min). Your playing against just the dealer, so the laws of heads up play will even itself out over the long run. I agree that the antes and bonuses have a rather large house advantage. The player should see the flop with any hand except: 2-3 offsuit, 2-4 off, 2-5 off, 2-6 off and 2-7 off. The house holds a huge advantage on the player when the player doesn't bet the turn and river when they should....this means when the player has a 50% or better chance of winning the hand. That can be tough to determine of course when the player doesn't know the dealers hole cards. I personally will bet the turn and river if I hold any pair after the flop. It gets tricky when the player has a straight/flush draw...but follow your percentages. You can't win every hand so to me its about weathering the storm when the dealer goes on a rush. The player will have his rush too.
Agree..and like you said, you need to buy in at least 200 to play this game and hopefully get lucky the first couple of hands.
I have a pretty easy strategy with this game. Bet the minimum ante which is 10 bucks at my charity casino until i lose 2 hands in a row. The moment that happens, i double up with the maximum stake which is 25 bucks on the ante until i win a hand. Then i restart go back to standard 10 bets. Have had a decent summer picking up over 1k and only having to go about 10 times this summer.
Whenever i hit the flop, i bet the turn and river. If i have at least a face card or A, and the flop comes out with a pair, i usually bet the turn and river, knowing the dealer has a slight chance of hitting that flop and hoping my A or face card holds up.
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I have a pretty easy strategy with this game. Bet the minimum ante which is 10 bucks at my charity casino until i lose 2 hands in a row. The moment that happens, i double up with the maximum stake which is 25 bucks on the ante until i win a hand. Then i restart go back to standard 10 bets. Have had a decent summer picking up over 1k and only having to go about 10 times this summer.
Whenever i hit the flop, i bet the turn and river. If i have at least a face card or A, and the flop comes out with a pair, i usually bet the turn and river, knowing the dealer has a slight chance of hitting that flop and hoping my A or face card holds up.
I have a pretty easy strategy with this game. Bet the minimum ante which is 10 bucks at my charity casino until i lose 2 hands in a row. The moment that happens, i double up with the maximum stake which is 25 bucks on the ante until i win a hand. Then i restart go back to standard 10 bets. Have had a decent summer picking up over 1k and only having to go about 10 times this summer.
Whenever i hit the flop, i bet the turn and river. If i have at least a face card or A, and the flop comes out with a pair, i usually bet the turn and river, knowing the dealer has a slight chance of hitting that flop and hoping my A or face card holds up.
keep up the good work!
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Quote Originally Posted by primetimeblitz:
I have a pretty easy strategy with this game. Bet the minimum ante which is 10 bucks at my charity casino until i lose 2 hands in a row. The moment that happens, i double up with the maximum stake which is 25 bucks on the ante until i win a hand. Then i restart go back to standard 10 bets. Have had a decent summer picking up over 1k and only having to go about 10 times this summer.
Whenever i hit the flop, i bet the turn and river. If i have at least a face card or A, and the flop comes out with a pair, i usually bet the turn and river, knowing the dealer has a slight chance of hitting that flop and hoping my A or face card holds up.
how is foxwoods now? haven't been there in over 5 years. I was at mohegan sun recently though and that place is pretty damn big. There new poker room is nice as hell.
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how is foxwoods now? haven't been there in over 5 years. I was at mohegan sun recently though and that place is pretty damn big. There new poker room is nice as hell.
how is foxwoods now? haven't been there in over 5 years. I was at mohegan sun recently though and that place is pretty damn big. There new poker room is nice as hell.
Foxwoods is still alright...you havent been in over 5 years? Well, its pretty much the same as far as I remember. The MGM is cool, the hotel is nice, the casino is sweet and the shops are better (for your lady friend). I've never been to Mohegan, mostly because they didn't have a poker room, when did the new poker room open?
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Quote Originally Posted by HandDownManDown:
how is foxwoods now? haven't been there in over 5 years. I was at mohegan sun recently though and that place is pretty damn big. There new poker room is nice as hell.
Foxwoods is still alright...you havent been in over 5 years? Well, its pretty much the same as far as I remember. The MGM is cool, the hotel is nice, the casino is sweet and the shops are better (for your lady friend). I've never been to Mohegan, mostly because they didn't have a poker room, when did the new poker room open?
how is foxwoods now? haven't been there in over 5 years. I was at mohegan sun recently though and that place is pretty damn big. There new poker room is nice as hell.
The average cocktail waitress goes like this: Foxwoods- 37 MGM- 27...def advantage: MGM
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Quote Originally Posted by HandDownManDown:
how is foxwoods now? haven't been there in over 5 years. I was at mohegan sun recently though and that place is pretty damn big. There new poker room is nice as hell.
The average cocktail waitress goes like this: Foxwoods- 37 MGM- 27...def advantage: MGM
I have seen this game before, I play texas holdem alot tho. tournament and cash game.
I did not play the texas holdem bonus yet.
give it a shot if your up a couple bucks...i only played tournys and cash games too until a buddy of mine introduced me to bonus. now I don't even sniff the poker room, just lovin the bonus.
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Quote Originally Posted by madgreek55:
I have seen this game before, I play texas holdem alot tho. tournament and cash game.
I did not play the texas holdem bonus yet.
give it a shot if your up a couple bucks...i only played tournys and cash games too until a buddy of mine introduced me to bonus. now I don't even sniff the poker room, just lovin the bonus.
Im not sure when it opened, but its new. If you ever see that pokerstars commericial where Hachem is in that big poker room scene, it kind of reminds me of that. You ever go down to AC?
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Im not sure when it opened, but its new. If you ever see that pokerstars commericial where Hachem is in that big poker room scene, it kind of reminds me of that. You ever go down to AC?
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