Had a fun 1/3 session on Wednesday at MGMNH. I sat down at about 10:30AM, and I took my hoodie and backpack home at 9PM. Chips too? We'll get to that...
Anyway, players had been rotating in and out of my table throughout the day, and a fun action player sits down two to my right in seat four. He's an older reg who says funny things like 'Any two', 'Fuck it,' and 'Go big or go home.' He was a little drunk after his second plastic cup of white white. Definitely livened up the table a bit in time for the 5 o'clock high hand period (with rollovers!).
Our friend runs his stack it up and down and back up again, hitting straights with J2o and says 'I ain't no bitch' in reply to the concept of folding pre. Love it. Soon after, another action player in his 30s sits down in between us to my direct right in seat 5. He also says funny things like 'I usually play 2/5 but there's a wait so whatever' and starts opening every hand to 30 at minimum, sometimes blind. Your hero is card dead now, but enjoying the atmosphere of degeneracy as he keeps putting off taking his fourth bathroom break of the session and ignoring his mom's texts ("You never call anymore!").
White Wine and 2/5 Reg are going at it now and are all in together every other hand, and 2/5 ends up having most of WW's chips, but it's all friendly and in good fun. Other players are getting all in too for 200+ bbs, and the table is crazy at this point with my direct left scooping a $2500 pot after getting all in OTF four ways with middle set on T83r. The whole table was standing, people from other tables and on the waitlist start railing us like we just hit the Bad Beat.
A few minutes later I'm in the LJ, 7 handed, and 2/5 opens it up again to 25. I finally look down at AJdd and decide on the (sub)optimal play of flatting. Folds around and White Wine in the BB makes it 90 with about 180 behind. 2/5 Reg actually folds, and I just flat again mentally preparing myself to not post this hand history anywhere publicly.
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Flop is A74ssc. White Wine, who might be on his third or fourth one now, sticks it in as I flick in the call. He now sort of rolls his chair back a few feet, so he's not really at the table anymore, and we go to a runout.
It's pretty clean, and I look over to him, or rather I look back over my shoulder at him, and wait for WW to declare/table his hand. He's still a few feet away from his cards and says a little dejectedly "Well if he called flop, he's good."
I wasn't going to wait
... keep reading on reddit β‘He anyone tried the electric craps? Me and the wife want to go Thursday middle of the day. We were going to Charles Town Casino in Wv but this one is the same distance. Will we be able to get on a machine during this time? Thank you.
Edit: forgot the actual body of post.
Each year on Dec. 7, Pearl Harbor Survivors, veterans, and visitors from all over the world come together to honor and remember the 2,403 service members and civilians who were killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. A further 1,178 people were injured in the attack, which permanently sank two U.S. Navy battleships (the USS Arizona and the USS Utah) and destroyed 188 aircraft.
I would like to honor my friend who recently passed away this year. My friend Click ( Armando) Galella was a Pearl Harbor survivor. He lived to be 100 years old. He passed away on September 29th 2021 of COVID-19.
I remember him telling me how they reacted during the attack. He witnessed bombs falling all around him. Him and his friends ran to Hickam Field to bust open the ammo locker to retrieve the guns that were used to defend themselves from the Japanese raid at the field that day. Today I felt his presence was with me. Today was our best day in months his he passed away. I remembered the day I told everyone on this board of his passing. I would like to say he was meet with love from people around the World that never meet him. Board members in multiple States lowered their flags to honor him.
I truly believe he helped us today. Today was his way to show his Gratitude for all the love you all showed him back on September the 29th. I know he's up there looking down on me saying. Don't give up! Work hard at what you believe in. That the best days are ahead of us.
May God Bless You All.
ROBERT S.
I plan on staying a bit longer (until the 11th) because I plan on going to the Bruins - Capitals game in DC on Monday. So anyone have any advice on things to do Sunday evening after Mags & on Monday?
Any Post-Magfest stuff going on Sunday? Also, what around DC is open on Monday?
Would love to buy the parking pass for Sunday (only) for the Gaylord pre-reserve lot (802 National Harbor Blvd), which is listed as at capacity. (I have a Sat pass but wanted to stay overnight). If you're no longer going and wondering what to do with your parking, hit me up.
