Tournaments in Vegas
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No "All In"
The Rampart and AZ Charlies do not allow an all in on th last hand. At Rampart the max on any hand is 300 and AZ the max is 200. Most player seem to use the last 3 - 5 hands to make their big bets.
My question for the day is what does a saavy player do with a 15 or 16 on the last hand when the dealer is showing a 7 - Ace?
Good talking with you again, Leftnut. You should have played the Nugget as I suggested and you would not have got wrapped up in that mess at Durant.
"Everyone is a genius AFTER they see the cards!!!"
The Rampart and AZ Charlies do not allow an all in on th last hand. At Rampart the max on any hand is 300 and AZ the max is 200. Most player seem to use the last 3 - 5 hands to make their big bets.
My question for the day is what does a saavy player do with a 15 or 16 on the last hand when the dealer is showing a 7 - Ace?
Good talking with you again, Leftnut. You should have played the Nugget as I suggested and you would not have got wrapped up in that mess at Durant.
"Everyone is a genius AFTER they see the cards!!!"
LeftNut
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You're right - my bad! Of course I meant to say that the unwritten rule seems to be Max Bet on last hand. Oops.
This is going to depend quite heavily on many other factors in the situation. Button position, chip stack position, etc.
Thanks, and it was my pleasure to chat with you again, too!!! You can bet that thought about the Nugget BJT occurred to me many, many times both during and after that ugly and unforgettable day in Oklahoma.