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Official Home Game Pics Thread! (96 Viewers)
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Coming back
Took down a huge pot with AQ.
Yummy
Cracked aces with Q9cc
Love those chips
Got them on tilt with this mushroom!
In for 90, out for 320.
detroitdad
Royal Flush
Awesome time last night. Thanks for coming out guys!
Marius L
4 of a Kind
Well done with those chips! They look awesome
Hosted a successful 6 player cash game using some old dice chips I had. I applied garage sale price stickers to the chips in $0.25/$1.00/$5.00 denoms. $50 buyin max $0.25/$0.25 blinds. I bought in for $50 out for ~ $65. Friends had fun so now I’m looking to upgrade to a decent cash game set.
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damn he really went and labelled dice chips thats wholesome af
mnebesny
Flush
Honestly I kinda like the aesthetic. The garage sale labels were an amazing idea for budget labels
to put it mildly...
buzzmonkey
Flush
Welcome to the chipping universe.
Rakrul
Straight
Had a game lasting to 7am last morning. In for $290, out for $170.
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Pinesol13
Flush
Front Porch Poker
grebe
Full House
LeLe
4 of a Kind
Set-up for Weekend NLH Poker Playing 50c/$1 with $1 BBA with some Stack Pics
Jack Cincinnati Chip Set + Button/Cut Card with Fournier Deck Set
Starting Stack $200
Final Stack In for $400 out for $920+. Been on quite a hot steak lately winning 8 games in a row, netting over $2k in the process
Jack Cincinnati Chip Set + Button/Cut Card with Fournier Deck Set
Starting Stack $200
Final Stack In for $400 out for $920+. Been on quite a hot steak lately winning 8 games in a row, netting over $2k in the process
Rooster410
3 of a Kind
Mr Winberg
Full House
Second showing of the DDLM last night, this time a 25k freezout. 19 players. Didn't cash :-(
Snapped some pics from heads-up:
With on-time bonuses and roundups there were about 520k in play. Heads-up started at 2500/5000, i.e. over 100 BBs in play, and ended at 4k/8k, i.e. ~65 BBs. That's a record for my tournaments!
Snapped some pics from heads-up:
With on-time bonuses and roundups there were about 520k in play. Heads-up started at 2500/5000, i.e. over 100 BBs in play, and ended at 4k/8k, i.e. ~65 BBs. That's a record for my tournaments!
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It's Monday. You know what that means.
OfficerLovejoy
Full House
A little game of 2-7 triple draw vs the wife on the newly completed BR set.
I'd like to claim that she didn't stand a chance but we came out pretty much even after 2h of play.
I'd like to claim that she didn't stand a chance but we came out pretty much even after 2h of play.
utgtrash
Straight
Protégés! 5-5 nlh
A little story from last night's game.
Hero did exceptionally well in the early months after joining the group last May. Colton, the host's son, would pop in once or twice during the evening to see his dad and to scope out the game, measuring who had the largest stack. Later in the summer, Dave let Hero know he felt a little irritated that his son Colton would ask him at breakfast each morning after hosting: "How much did Mojo win last night?"
Over the fall, the game moved to another players second home that he converted into a clubhouse, freeing up Dave's garage.
Last week, Dave's son called during the game. Colt ended the conversation by asking his dad "How is Mojo doing?' His father replied: "He is doing good." (Hero was up about $400.)
Hero does the best he can to downplay Colton's weekly inquiries. That evening, Hero's five week win streak came to an end when he finished down $450. Trying to build upon the camaraderie at last night's game, Hero jokingly pointed out to Dave how everything went south after his son called last week.
Dave immediately picked up his phone, reading out loud as he typed: "Colt, please call me later tonight." An hour later, Colton calls. Dave answers the phone, talks about soccer practice, then stands up, turns the speaker on and asks his son if he wanted to know how Mojo is doing. His son asked the question, to which Dave said "He is holding his own." Hero stands up and motions to Dave to bring the phone closer. "I appreciate having someone in my corner Colt. You are going to get 20% of whatever I win tonight."
At the time Hero was up a couple hundred bucks. He remained stuck there most of the evening, then slid backwards, adding on for another hundred to bring his stack closer to par with a couple of other players. Still up around a buck twenty towards the end of the session, Hero wins a three way all-in to cash out up $1100.
The two bills on the left are for Dave. While waiting to get cashed out to give him the remaining twenty, Hero asks him for his son's cell number. Picture below.
Inspiring the nextdegeneration.
Hero did exceptionally well in the early months after joining the group last May. Colton, the host's son, would pop in once or twice during the evening to see his dad and to scope out the game, measuring who had the largest stack. Later in the summer, Dave let Hero know he felt a little irritated that his son Colton would ask him at breakfast each morning after hosting: "How much did Mojo win last night?"
Over the fall, the game moved to another players second home that he converted into a clubhouse, freeing up Dave's garage.
Last week, Dave's son called during the game. Colt ended the conversation by asking his dad "How is Mojo doing?' His father replied: "He is doing good." (Hero was up about $400.)
Hero does the best he can to downplay Colton's weekly inquiries. That evening, Hero's five week win streak came to an end when he finished down $450. Trying to build upon the camaraderie at last night's game, Hero jokingly pointed out to Dave how everything went south after his son called last week.
Dave immediately picked up his phone, reading out loud as he typed: "Colt, please call me later tonight." An hour later, Colton calls. Dave answers the phone, talks about soccer practice, then stands up, turns the speaker on and asks his son if he wanted to know how Mojo is doing. His son asked the question, to which Dave said "He is holding his own." Hero stands up and motions to Dave to bring the phone closer. "I appreciate having someone in my corner Colt. You are going to get 20% of whatever I win tonight."
At the time Hero was up a couple hundred bucks. He remained stuck there most of the evening, then slid backwards, adding on for another hundred to bring his stack closer to par with a couple of other players. Still up around a buck twenty towards the end of the session, Hero wins a three way all-in to cash out up $1100.
The two bills on the left are for Dave. While waiting to get cashed out to give him the remaining twenty, Hero asks him for his son's cell number. Picture below.
Inspiring the next
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