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Subject: Re: Free Poker Tournaments
From: jessikate
Posted: Tue Feb 22. 2005, 18:27 UTC
Followup to: "Free Poker Tournaments"  by Wroughtirony  (Sun Feb 20. 2005, 03:23 UTC)
Funny you should ask this - we just recently had a group start playing poker 
every Sunday in one of the bars I manage.  In accordance with Colorado gaming 
law, the "House" or the bar has nothing to do with with it, besides serving 
the drinks and food.  The one rule that has been stipulated by the house is 
that the players all have to be aquanted with eachother and a person wanting 
to be dealt in must ask the permission of the others playing.  This aleveates 
that pain in the ass guy who says, "Well, that's not how I learned to play 
seven card no peek roll," or the sorest of loosing.  Just before instated the 
"aquantence rule", we had a gall loose $10 pretty quickly and then complain to 
other coustomers that the players were cheating.  Fourtunately, the other 
coustomers really didn't care, and my bartender that evening let her know that 
her $10 didn't ammount to a drop in the bucket for the $ everyone else at the 
table had in the game.  I beleive she kept on complaining and he told her to 
go home and play "go fish" with her little brother.

It is quite a draw, and everyone is having a good time.  It sure has picked up 
the Sunday evening business.


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