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Mega stack or Venitian 7pm

Discussion in 'The Poker Room' started by Bamfbowhunter, May 21, 2012.

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  1. Bamfbowhunter

    Bamfbowhunter Low-Roller

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    what will get the best turn out? I have been to caesars a bunch and there are never that many players.. Plus i figure all the guys who bust out of the deep stack at the V will buy into the 7pm tourney.. So maybe lots of easy money :beer:
     
    Bamfbowhunter, May 21, 2012
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  2. Marky147

    Marky147 VIP Whale

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    I'd say at a guess Venetian will get the best turnout and have slightly better players. It will also have a better structure and is a much better cardroom in my experience.
     
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  3. The Equalizer

    The Equalizer Low-Roller

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    The venetian poker room is being remodeled so it has been moved or will shortly be being moved to the palazzo so not sure how that will affect numbers but the venetian always gets large numbers in most years.
     
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  4. Check-Raise

    Check-Raise Low-Roller

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    Anyone know what the blind level duration is for the Venetian 4PM bounty tournaments and for their daily 7PM $200?

    I would love to play there but if they aren't 30 minutes then I'll stick with Ceasar's.
     
    Check-Raise, May 22, 2012
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