Posted Sun Oct 08, 2006 11:25 pm GMT by mackkie
It usually takes foxwoods a good 3 days to respond to my emails, so i thought i would ask the question here first.
Does foxwoods offer PL Omaha? If so whats the min. buyin?
I know they offer limit omaha, but i like PL better.
My gut feeling on this is no because wouldnt it be kind of difficult to measure the size of the pot at all times and a re-raise, etc?
Let me know if u guys have some info! Thanks
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Posted Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:27 am GMT by shorn7
This game isn't spread normally. But, if enough players ask for it, they will spread a table. Unfortunately, it is generally a large buy-in game since generally only heavyweights want to play it with any regularity. I have seen a $10/$20 blind game with $2k minimum/no max. buyin a few times on the weekends.
Posted Mon Oct 09, 2006 1:02 pm GMT by mackkie
Haha well i guess thats slightly out of my league. I guess its back to the donkfest they call 1/2NL holdem!
Posted Mon Oct 09, 2006 2:49 pm GMT by shorn7
Skip the 1/2. Play the 2/5...more play at close to the same time charge ($6 per half hour versus $5 per half at 1/2).
Posted Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:59 pm GMT by mackkie
| shorn7 wrote: | | Skip the 1/2. Play the 2/5...more play at close to the same time charge ($6 per half hour versus $5 per half at 1/2). |
What is the min buyin? I was told it was 300 and $500 max?
Posted Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:53 am GMT by shorn7
It is 300/500. But, you get far more play and it isn't an all-in contest with a ridiculous rake. Just play conservatively and wait for the 1 or 2 big hands. Most of the time, you will get called.
Posted Tue Oct 10, 2006 9:54 am GMT by MasterShake
| shorn7 wrote: | | Skip the 1/2. Play the 2/5...more play at close to the same time charge ($6 per half hour versus $5 per half at 1/2). |
FINALLY! I haven't been down there too much in the last year, but last time I went it was a 5/5 game.
Posted Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:19 am GMT by mackkie
| shorn7 wrote: | | It is 300/500. But, you get far more play and it isn't an all-in contest with a ridiculous rake. Just play conservatively and wait for the 1 or 2 big hands. Most of the time, you will get called. |
Man I would like to play those limits, but it just seems a little too high for me right now, Especially since i just booked a trip for my GF and I to goto florida when I am on winter break. Maybe my plan will be start at 1/2NL and if i do well and make $300+ ill head over to 2/5.
Also why is the 1/2NL max buyin 100x the small blind but 2/5 max buyin is 100x the big blind?
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