Poker Rooms In Seattle Area |
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Posted Sat Feb 22, 2003 2:47 pm GMT by ozrock1
:D Hello just came across this forum and decided to join up. My wife and I moved to the Seattle area last fall. I love to play poker but have only been playing on-line mostly to improve my skills.
I would like to know if anyone here knows of the best, friendliest card rooms in the Seattle area for newbies to the casino poker scene.
Thanks
Ozrock
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Posted Tue Mar 04, 2003 3:54 pm GMT by jedmb
I play the 3-6 game at Kenmore Lanes. I haven't played at any other cardrooms in the area, but I've been pretty successful with this game. I've played for approx. six months and consider myself a fairly good player. There are usually about 4-5 good (tight aggressive) players at the table, along with a few beginners and a few more intermediate players. I usually walk out with some extra money....
Email me and we can play sometime.
Jed
Posted Fri May 02, 2003 12:25 am GMT by bernie
muckleshoot in auburn
diamond lil's in renton
depends on where your at in seattle.
ie...north or south
Posted Tue Sep 16, 2003 11:57 pm GMT by gudguy1212
I play at Kenmore as well, but mostly for the friendly dealers and people. The action is a little scary, because people will call almost anything. If you want a better game with more solid players go to Diamond Lils in Renton. If you play for big bad beat jackpots, go to Hideaway cardroom in north seattle. It's harder to hit, so it gets pretty high. I don't particulary like playing at Muckleshoot, but they do have a lot of tables. Have fun! I'm off to Vegas to play some bigger games next week...wish me luck.
Posted Thu Sep 18, 2003 8:09 pm GMT by mindgame
Just read your quote: "Life's a gamble. Poker is a game."
Brilliant. Is it original?
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