I would have played 1-3 or 2-5 mostly but it never ran on we'd or thur when I was there. My parents have a lake cottage on the in/mi border and I would usually play wed and Thursday and rarely Friday because weekends were partying at the lake time with family. The last couple summers I have played quite a bit here.
In your experience are many people buying in full since they changed it?Īgreed this is the best possible news to keep this room worth playing In. The 200 max was the only annoying thing about playing in that room. Unfortunately, Michigan doesn't really have a good, lower limit, poker tournament option which is why I often choose to go to Vegas or AC several times per year. I completely agree with you that the Michigan charity rooms aren't therea good opportunity either, the dealers are slow and crooked. It allows for some play without being an all-in fest. These are not non-agressive blinds at all, in fact, they're among the most aggressive I've seen for the few number of chips in play.Ĭompare that to a structure like Golden Nugget AC runs (see link below), and the average stack is still about 70bb after the first hour. Once you reach the 200-400 level, usually about 55 of 72 players remain, meaning an average stack size of only 13bb. The average stack is always short-stacked after about thirty hands, about an hour of play. I consider this tournament a joke because I like to be able to play a few hands rather than have an all-in fest.
