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This is about 9 months out of date but I wrote this to help consider my results and then couldn't decide where to post it. Having recently got myself a Reddit account, this seems the place. ---- A little history: When I was 20 I considered dropping out of Uni and becoming a poker player. I had earned £18K profit across the previous year, and that is a lot of money for a student! Especially in the UK, where because poker is classed as a game of luck there is no tax on the winnings of gambling, it felt more like £25K. A significant “salary” for any 20 year old. Then I started looking at the data behind that and realised that I was averaging almost 70 hours a week grinding 6 tables simultaneously at small stakes to make that profit. In fact my income per hour was just £5.37. Not awful, but hardly worth dropping out of Uni. Suddenly that profit didn’t feel so great anymore. I tried moving up in stakes, from $20 buy-in’s to $50 buy-in’s, but in a month I lost £3K. The next level contained professionals, and the UK Government can pretend all it wants, but when you’re playing many thousands of hands, skill starts to overcome the short term coin-flips and variances. It was brutal. It was humbling. I wasn’t good enough, simply put, to do it full time and make decent money… so I decided to focus on graduating. When I was 30 I decided I would try a bit more seriously again, but in casinos. I’d played in casinos sporadically over those 10 years (actually ended up in one with the woman who is now my wife, after I “accidently” missed my last train home when I saw her in a London pub), and although I felt I was a profitable and solid player, you need to be mindful not to kid yourself. So I approached things systematically, recording data for 12 months to see what stood out and lessons I could learn. The results are in! · I am indeed profitable. The data told me I had made a total of £8,279 in profit. · I am fairly consistent, achieving a winning session 53 times from 77 visits, or 69%. · I played 337.75 hours, meaning an hourly profit of £24.51, or annualised a take-home salary of £48K after tax, which is £68K before. · I earned on average 14 “big blinds” an hour, a key metric for cash game players. At small stakes, anything over 5 is respectable, over 10 is great. I’ve heard it said 80% of small stake players are loss making, which seems a bit high to me, but I can easily imagine 60% are. Better still, my graph has very few swings. Interestingly though, I only had 2 amazing nights where I won >£1500, which probably means I played slightly too safe. I confess I did seek to minimise variance where possible, feeling that I was better than 80% of the players I was against, so I didn’t need to take 50-55% marginally favourable coinflips. Now because my sessions were of different lengths, it’s not immediately obvious if a £100 profit is good or bad. I mean if I’ve played 4 hours, it’s average, 2 hours, it’s fantastic, and 8 hours, pretty meh. So I took another look and blended the sessions instead across number of hands played, producing the below graph, showing a level of consistency I am genuinely proud of. Roughly speaking, I make £1 per hand played. OK Great, but what did I learn from this? Data is lovely and all (as is £8K!), but really you want insight from that data you can action to improve performance. Wait, I did better at larger stakes? Well firstly, there are a few things I found counter intuitive. Take the below, which shows the stakes I played at. In theory, you earn less the higher your stakes go as competition increases, but I didn’t see that at all. Playing at stakes 50% higher (£3 an “orbit” versus £2 an orbit – more significant than it might sound), my hourly was a whopping 600% higher. Put another way, I played just over twice as much £1/£2 as I did £1/£1, but made 13x as much profit! Surprising indeed, and massively unexpected. I am planning on playing some £1/£3 and £2/£5 once I grow my bankroll this year, it’ll be interesting to see if this trend continues, or if there’s something else going on not immediately obvious to me. Day of the week – weekends are worse?! Another unexpected development was found when looking at the days I was playing. I had expected that I’d be much better on Friday and Saturday when more amateurs would play and I’d be able to target them, but I found the opposite. Friday’s I made £2.47 an hour, Saturday’s £12.52, both way off my average, and across quite large sample sizes too (>55% of sessions between them). Meanwhile Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday all had ~10%+ of sessions, but saw hourly profit doubling my averages. My best hourly is Sunday, although I have never lost money on a Wednesday, so a close call as to which is my best. https://preview.redd.it/v10rt8fkgod51.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=8f3b3c4e57acd27dd00a70c1bc6fe05276270c38 After reflecting on these trends I started to realise something. Poker is essentially a game of knowledge and imperfect information. A key part of that is “position” (where you sit in each hand), where being later to act means you have access to more information, and “ranges” (what hands your opponents are likely to have), where depending on the position somebody plays a hand in and how they play it, you can start putting them on a range of cards. Nobody sane would bet with 7 players to act behind them with 2 7 off-suit, literally the worse starting hand, for example. More experienced players play more predictably, and I was much better at sparring with them because I have a good grasp of the fundamentals. I think my fairly conservative playing style is also more suited to regular players, as I tend to take fewer risks and so don’t punish mistakes as harshly. Finally, my risk adverse approach also fooled regular players into thinking I had weaker hands than I did, so I was able to mess with their attempts to put me on a range. Likewise I tended to just call, and rarely raise, any hand I wanted to play pre-flop, so I could disguise my hand and out-play after the flop. Again this isn’t traditional at all, but many of my bigger pots came about this way. Central casinos have easier competition Less surprising was my split in where I made the most money. Tellingly, Empire and Hippodrome are based in central London and are tourist destinations. I find the competitors objectively worse than I am, as a whole. The Vic and Aspers are less central, with the consensus being that Aspers was the toughest £1/£2 in London, consisting almost entirely of regulars and semi-pro’s. I mean, who wants to go to East London as a tourist? There’s way more glitz and glamour in Leicester Square and so much more appealing. The Vic is West London so less extreme, but a similar situation, it’s pretty out the way compared to central two. Length of session Lastly, something that was unknown to me was that I would see such an obvious split in hourly profit based on the amount of hours I was playing in that session: https://preview.redd.it/m9cs1n0xgod51.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=e23b60a18ef1f3cb6f77b32c92e12626f8450f3e Here, we see a jump in profit after 4 hours, and really between 4-8 hours is my sweet spot, running at 50% more than my average. I think after I have played at the same table for 4+ hours, that I am observant enough to spot certain patterns. One of my favourite tricks is to identify regulars targeting tourists, and re raise them. You know their range will be wide to target the less good player, so you take advantage of them trying to take advantage. This is especially good if you have a good position (so act after them), so that if they do call you can play the hand with more information. The drop-off at the end likely indicates that after 8 hours I start making bad decisions. Reviewing this, not only am I probably a bit tired, but I think those sessions I am on “winners tilt”, and I must be winning or else I wouldn’t be there after 8 hours. But when you’re up and doing well, you tend to play hands you shouldn’t and make bad decisions that cost you, it can feel like there’s less cost in getting it wrong because you’re still in profit, even though it can cost more in terms of £s. Once I became aware of this in myself, I started seeing it in others. There’s a regular at the Hippodrome who is a dangerous and good player, but becomes reckless and likes a gamble when they are up. If he has lots of chips, I always try and sit at his table, and look to get it in when I am a 60-80% favourite, and hope my luck holds. What’s next? I’ve taken 2 months away from the casino’s to make sure I don’t have a problem and focus on a work project, and I’m looking forward to starting this year on the 29th November. I suppose starting on a Friday isn’t ideal, but it aligns nicely with my wife’s office Xmas party, so oh well! That said, I will make sure I play the £1/£2 at the Hippodrome for 4-8 hours. As it will be a Friday I’ll look to punish mistakes more aggressively and make fewer assumptions about the other players and their cards if they seem less experienced. Let’s see if I can take the lessons learned across this year, and drive further improvements to make more money, improving on my operational performance, the real purpose of data in my opinion.
Dealing with the Grinding Mentality/Culture (Table Selection)
Bit of context: I play 1/2 £ nl at the Hippodrome and the Empire in leicester square in London. Right now I've been on a holiday skiing in Bansko, Bulgaria because I'm "nitty" when it comes to traveling experience and I have been playing 1/3 € nl hold'em at the Platinum Hotel/Casino which is virtually a 5 minute walk from the slopes. However, I cannot attribute the qualities in my approach to travel to my nl game. I normally try to play balanced but fall victim to invariably being one of the shorter stacks. Therefore, my predeliction to open up wider combined without the requisite bankroll to effectively give credence to my playing style often places me in tough spots with grinders who maintain a tight table image and then capitalize by playing a series of massive pre-flop moves after observing the action I like to give. The point I am trying to make is that I don't want to get nittier, I love table talk and hate to play with grinders but don't have the capital means to effectively play in the style I don't want to give up. For example, I shipped it in with JJs vs KKs against this Ukranian grinder (Ukraine outlaws poker go figure) who happened to be playing PLO on his phone listening to what was probably UK grime music just because I don't have the patience to avoid seeing flops for orbits on end. How can I better my table selection? How do I identify which grinders are TAGs and which are wannabes with 99+ ranges? What is the best approach to maintaing looser play and therefore having a more stimulating/fun time while not getting torched when a grinder starts to get TAG or begins opening wider? Any tips?
I’m back. Sorry I didn’t answer many comments yesterday, but after the big reveal I got busy making a list of things that are different between my world and yours. I will first try to answer some of the most pressing questions, and then I will try to share some more details.
If this is the first time you read me, here’s the abridged version of my story: I logged into my Twitter account but messed up the password, and spoke with my dead friend (part 1). Later, a strange void tried to consume me, and when I snapped out of it, the biggest terrorist attack in history had happened (part 2). Don’t bother trying to look for it. The Leicester Square Massacre has apparently not happened in your side, because as it turns out, I’m not only logged into the wrong Twitter, but also the wrong Reddit.
So, let me tell you about the Leicester Square Massacre. As I mentioned earlier, it has been called the biggest terrorist attack in history and, at this point, I doubt that there’s any hyperbole there. Although the details are still a bit fuzzy, news outlets claim that the death toll is on the five figures. What has transpired, and please take into account that all of this might be wrong, is that this dude who was upset by the whole Brexit situation had stored several bombs at several spots all across London, and yesterday in the early afternoon they all went off at around the same time... Harrods, Big Ben, the Eye… Some outlets claim there were as many as fifteen different locations. In Leicester Square alone there were over six bombs that went off in less than ten seconds. They were set up to cause the most possible damage both to people and buildings, and after the explosions, the Empire Casino , the Odeon, and other buildings were reduced to rubble, trapping hundreds more. Right now London is closed down. As it turns out, they never found the bomber, even after sharing his photo all over the news, so people are worried that there might be a second attack soon. We are all encouraged to stay home; airports are closed; roads are blocked with military controls; all the usual touristy areas are under heavy police surveillance…
Speaking of the bomber, edgeboy69 gave me the tip I needed. He was indeed the guy I had spoken to at the pub when looking for Chris. Fuck. Now I also have a stinging feeling that I might have been the thing that pushed him over the edge. I’ve tried very hard not to think about it, and I’ll go to the police after writing this. Texxon1898 was concerned about Tyra’s behaviour and mug-throwing. I wish I could tell you different, but it’s not the first time that something like this has happened. We weren’t in the best of spots, and truth be told, it was a matter of time before the verbal fencing became physical. Currently, I have no idea where she is, or any of my friends. I’m really concerned that simply speaking about them might bring the void back. I have no idea who to ca I’m back. Sorry about that. As I was writing earlier there was another bomb much closer to home, and the power went out. I had to leave my house mid-sentence and check what was going on, and it’s much worse that I thought. I’m leaving my mid-sentence, despite what every creative teacher has ever told me, as a stark reminder that things are happening almost as we speak.
It seems like the whole fabric of society is breaking down. The latest bomb wasn’t a terrorist thing, it was apparently some gang that has used the confusion to take control of a whole street. They apparently managed to steal a tank in the chaos, and they have set up barricades around a nearby church. With the police and military busy with the aftermath of the massacre, it was up to the neighbours to fight against the gang members, and it has apparently gone bad fast. I didn’t want to get involved, so I stayed far from the area, but even then I could see that there have set up some spikes with heads on them, Game of Thrones style. As I was walking back to my place I decided to check what was happening on the other side, through Twitter. Of course, there were no mentions of any attacks or gangs, just a perfect happy world where everyone is smiling and the only things wrong with the world are crazed up billionaires who are so out of our influence sphere that it’s almost useless to care about them. I took a picture with the rubble of some of the riots from the night before, and considered uploading it, just to see what would happen, and then the Void attacked again.
This time it was bigger, and I could feel the sudden rush of air and pressure. You know in scifi movies when someone blows a hole in the side of a ship in space? It was sort of like that, a feeling that everything was being sucked into the hole, into some empty vacuum. It was only there for a second, but when it left there was a strange afterimage, like a part of the scenery was drawn by a different artist, if that makes any sense. I ran back to my place. I feel like I’m risking everything by writing this, but at the same time, I feel an obligation to keep you informed. There’s also some peace of mind knowing that somewhere, somehow, everything is still normal. Anyway, I’m writing this on my phone (so please excuse any typos), I have 3% battery left, and the power is still out. It might be awhile before I can speak with you again. I know I told you I would share a list of changes between my world and yours, but that will have to wait for part 4. Thanks for all your comments and support; you are really making me feel better. Edit: Part 4 is here Edit 2: Part 5 and finale is here
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So a while back I was out on the town with some colleagues, we’d had a big work party, I had taken some bars and drunk my own body weight in beer so yeah fucking obviously I black out. The following story was retold to me by two of my long suffering co workers. At the request of the survivors, all names have been changed. Out of respect for the Xan Man the rest has been told as it occurred. After the party it’s like a Wednesday night in London’s West End so there isn’t a lot open at 3am APART from the Casinos on Leicester Square which run 24/7 (sorry for the detail but anyone who knows, knows). I have the great idea that we should all go the casino so we hop in a cab. At the main one the bouncer takes one look at me, as I hand him my credit card thinking it’s my ID, and says I’m too drunk to come in. This did not sit well with me so I just walked past him. Needless to say I didn’t get far and was dragged straight back out by the bouncers. I then started shouting “yeah well this place is shit anyway!” And flipping the V’s at them whilst my colleagues restrained me. On to the next one, same story there, not allowed in. I was starting to lose hope but god loves a trier (he really does) so I remember I know a back entrance to the original one and we head in through there where the security was much more lax and we got in no problem. Once inside I pull out what must have been hundreds of £ and start playing roulette. My colleagues look on in amazement as I start putting down this months rent on either red or black whilst saying things like “yeah I’ll probably win, I always win” and actually fucking do. Outstandingly I was right every single time (anyone not familiar with roulette it’s a game of total chance, spin the wheel and hope for the best type of thing). After about 30 minutes of this I’m up several thousand pounds and am clearly convinced I’m some sort of deity as I was ordering rounds of cocktails for everyone at the table and telling them to “watch and fucking learn”. Then, calm as a cucumber I cash in, walk out the casino, say thank you to the bouncers who 45 minutes earlier had dragged me out of that same door, collapse into the back of a cab and fuck off home, rent (and the rest) stuffed into my pockets. They say the house always wins. The house hadn’t met the Xan Man before. EDIT: By the way kids DO NOT try this at home
Alright, London, help me out. I'm currently on night six of a seven day night shift set and can't wait for Friday morning, 6.30am, to roll round and have an after work pint to start my weekend. Yet for all its metropolitan aspirations, London's just not a 24 hour city when it comes to drinking. Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations where to get a decent pint in a kinda pub atmosphere around 7am on a Friday morning? I work in Victoria and live near Tooting, so anywhere near a Victoria or Northern Line station would be ideal, but I'm happy for suggestions all over London. The ones that I'm aware of are:
The Market Porter at Borough Market, which is alright, nothing to write home about. Went there last month, so ideally would like to try somewhere new.
The Hippodrome Casino at Leicester Square (not sure if you can just have a drink without playing)
Balans Café on Old Compton Street (which might be a bit too high class for what I'm after)
And that's about it, really. I think there might be some night clubs that are still open around that time, but not sure that after 14 hours at work I can cope with masses of twenty-somethings who are completely off their face. And before you say Wetherspoons... well, the one in Victoria Station opens at 6am, but doesn't serve alcohol before 8am (wtf, either make a point about socially accepted drinking hours or not, but what makes 8am any better than 6?). My local one in Tooting opens at 7, but only serves booze from 10! As if people are so damn keen on their Spoons breakfast that they need to set three hours aside for it. They really don't cater as well for the early morning drinker as their reputation would suggest. Thanks so much for your help. And if anyone wants to join me for a pint Friday morning, the more the merrier. EDIT (just settled down in the office for my final night): Thank you again so much for all your suggestions and help. I reckon I'll give the Fox & Anchor a go!
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Hi all, I'm looking for venues to go to watch the OW WC Quarterfinals this Friday in London. So far I've found the Empire Casino at Leicester square. Here's their event: https://www.facebook.com/events/313477639465573/ I was wondering if anyone knows other options? Thanks.
[02/11/18] LoL WC Grand Final and Overwatch WC Quarter Finals Viewing Party At The Empire In London!
Hi all esports lovers :), The Carlsberg Sports bar at the Empire at Leicester Square in London is holding viewing parties for the LoL World Championship and for the Overwatch World Cup this weekend. I thought it'd be good to share if anyone interested to go. I've been there on their TI8 Dota2 event and it was really good. Here're the event links: LoL WC Grand Final: https://www.facebook.com/events/577063499394863/ Overwatch World Cup Quarter Finals: https://www.facebook.com/events/313477639465573/ It's a Casino venue so 18s only. See you there. ;) The more the merrier...!
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LoL WC Grand Final Viewing Party At The Empire In London!
Hi all fellow LoL fans :), The Carlsberg Sports bar at the Empire at Leicester Square in London is holding a viewing party for the LoL World Championship Grand Final. I thought it'd be good to share if anyone interested to go. I've been there on their TI8 Dota2 event and it was really good. Here's the event link: LoL WC Grand Final: https://www.facebook.com/events/577063499394863/ It's a Casino venue so 18s only. See you there. ;) The more the merrier...! Oh yeah, almost forgot: GOOO FNATIC!!!!
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Any deuce in the whole cards or on the board can be played as any card in any suit.
If a player is dealt pocket deuces, they must open their hand when the action is on them. They win the Blinds, the Antes and THE BUTTON
5 of a kind is a legitimate hand. It is ranked higher than a straight flush but not a royal flush.
Oh, blinds were 15 minutes and stacks were 15,000. With the rules confirmed and the other players in their seats the game began. At this time most of the tables had 4 or 5 players, which I found odd. However over the next 30 minutes most of the tables gained more players until the field hit 70 players. After the first level, the tournament director also made the decision to play the remainder of the game with 8 handed tables, presumable due to the smaller field size, but I'm not too sure. My opening table consisted of 5 players. A middle eastern guy in seat 3 (I'm in seat 4 remember). I could tell as his phones language wasn't in English. Two women in seats 5 and 7, and a middle ages white guy in seat 9. I was pretty happy to get this table draw. While outside of the poker table I don't discriminate or try to make assumptions, at the tables I will use generalizations and stereotypes until given a reason to think otherwise. Within the first orbit we quickly got a taste of how easy it can be to make a huge mistake. To be brief, the woman in seat 7 raised, and the man in seat 9 called. The action went bet call flop, bet call turn, bet call river. Seat 7 shows 28o with an 8 on board for trips, seat 9 shows AA and lost about 7k of his 15k stack at 25/50 blind level. Pocket pairs really don't have any weight to them. Only on one occasion after that did i play a pocket pair, when the button shoved for 6bb when I had 50+bb and I held KK. He had JJ and I won. Very quickly it was established that most players weren't playing hands without a 2. But I saw many spots where people were over playing weak 2s. It felt a lot like omaha, where the nuts often ran into the second nuts. Case and point was this hand I played at level 2. The UTG player in seat 3 raises to 3x, (50/100 level) I call with 8c2x. All other players fold. Flop comes 6c5c2x. I've flopped a 9 high straight flush. He c bets 500 into 750. I raise to 2000. I could have any number of straights, sets, flushes, quads. Which means he can have these hands too. He makes it 6000 and I shove for 13000. In hindsight a call of the 6000 would likely have been ok as I has the nuts unless 5 of a kind comes in. Regardless he calls and shows 4c2x for the bottom end of the straight flush. I double up and he is crippled. Coming in I knew I didn't want to play big bloated pots without the nuts and this is why. In this case, 7c8c9c with a 2 all beat 4c2x. Very strong hands were everywhere. 4h2x on a 4x2xJx board is quads. And that happened a lot. One observation I made after a couple of levels was the value of holding any AKQJ or T with a 2. This is because these hands can all make a royal so long as the board contains a 2 and any 2 of the other 4 broadway cards in your suit. This happened surprisingly frequently, putting those hands at a much higher value than 92 and 82. By the end of the first hour, our table had gained a couple of player, the field was set at 70 and the prize pool confirmed. 9 places paid. A hair under £4000 up top. At this time our table broke. This is because all EPT events break tables high to low and table 10 was the largest number. I move with around 30k to another table. This table has a lot more young grinder type kids which is no fun, but I have a lot of chips compared to several stacks at the table. Over the next couple of orbits I knocked out 4 players when they shove and I call with a better 2x, (and the kkvjj hand from before). I was up to around 80k, still well over 100bb deep before my next table break. Down to 32 players, average is 33k. My next table has several Norwegians who are drinking and chatting. I made my first 5 of a kind on the river and knocked out a player who made a straight flush which was fun. But then the card dead period began. In 6 or so orbits I saw 1 deuce and managed to steal the blinds a couple of times making use of my evidently nitty image. While I managed to maintain my stack, the blinds were racing up, the antes even more so. Since my initial double up back in level 2, I had simply been avoiding bad spots and pushing my good ones. Cruising my way along watching the field grow smaller. I knew I was getting more tired though. Finding the nuts at showdowns was getting to be trickier. Although this was usually after and all in and call where all 5 cards appear very quickly, rather than me having time to think and act. The dealers and floor staff did and amazing job of making sure pots were awarded fairly and correctly though. Throughout the whole tournament though, I took all the time I needed to correctly assess where I was in the hand and what I held. This was extra important when making thinner value bets on rivers, where a lot of 2s would call with very bad hands and lose to say a straight or flush. Eventually we broke to two tables. And I could feel myself edging towards the money. When we broke to two tables, we redrew seats. The loud/drunk Norwegians moved to table 2 and I was on table one. While I had just above average at this time, most of the chips in play were at table 2, so I had most of my table covered and there were several short stacks. We began to see the first instances of multiple pre flop all ins with 2xXx vs 2xXx. Often they just resulted in chop pots as any 4 to a straight would make a straight for both players with the 2. I maintained my stack and then soon we were hand for hand. We would be going to a 9 handed final table and 9 places paid so this was the moment we had been waiting for. There were a few very large all ins on table 2, which the bigger stacks spent 2 or 3 minutes deliberating a fold or not. This really hurt with the blinds at 5k/10k(1k) with 15 minute blinds. A player from table 2 did eventually bust and we redrew onto table 1. Now I'm at seat 2 on the final table. 1 of the shorter stacks busted pretty quickly. Then a very important hand happened. I don't recall exactly the hands that got me there but I had about 200k. In the BB i pick up Qx2x. Action folds to seat 8 who shoves for 30k. Seat 9 shoves for 55k and I call in the BB. The hands were 42, 72 and Q2. The board runs out and 72 makes a straight. Seat 8 is eliminated leaving 7 players and seat 8 wins a 150k pot, which had I have won would have put me in a much better position. Now the shoves are coming thick and fast. There were 4 or 5 all in and calls but they all ended up in split pots or the smaller stack winning. By this time the blinds are 10k/20k(3k) With 1,050,000 chips in play, that's 50bbs on the whole table. Unfortuanelty I catch no 2s that double me up or help me, the blinds go up again to 12k/24k(3k) and I'm all in for 1bb with KJo vs 82. I don't improve and I get knocked out for 7th place for £670. Ultimately I'm very happy with how I played. I ran pretty well, didn't do anything stupid and had fun. It's a shame a couple of cards didn't come differently for a much bigger score, but given I can now brag about having a 100% cash rate at the EPT and have a good story to tell I'm not going to complain. If this event remains in the schedule I'll do my damned best to play it again that's for sure. Thanks very much for reading. I know it's a wall of text but in this instance that's kinda the point. GothicLord PS- The /poker championship vids will be going up soon. For some reason (possibly the size/length of the videos) sometimes they crash and I have to start the uploads again.
Cavs fans currently in London - I've called them and it seems that Carlsberg Sports Bar will be showing the game. Feel free to join me!
Hey all, as the title says, I'll be at Carlsberg Sports Bar near central London, adjacent to the casino at Leicester Square with some friends from back home in the US. Feel free to stop by to see some other Cavs fans. I have no idea how the bar itself is, I've never been there, but I did call to confirm they will be showing it tonight. I'll be the one rocking a Delly jersey
Hey, any Pats fans in London tomorrow? Was planning on swinging by the Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square and catching the game if anyone wants to join
You can get a custom monopoly board done, not cheap at £80. I've got no intention of getting one, but was curious as to what an LSC monopoly board would look like. e.g. replace Old Kent Road with Rockaoke @ The AAA. Actually if this has massive interest we could hold a raffle. 16 people put in £5, draw the name out a hat at the next pub crawl, winner gets the board. This happened at another social club I erratically go to. https://www.mymonopoly.com/_dynamic/downloads/Board-Planner.pdf The streets from cheap to posh are :
Colour
Traditional Property Name
LSC Line 1 (13 char)
LSC Line 2 (13 Char)
Brown
Old Kent Road
Yell
Bryan
Brown
Whitechapel Road
Yell
Horse
Station
Kings Cross Station
East London
Pub Crawl
L. Blue
The Angel Islington
Pulling a
Troller
L. Blue
Euston Road
Blessing
Rains@Africa
L. Blue
Pentonville Road
Purple
Whitehall
Crobar
Purple
Pall Mall
12 Bar
Purple
Northumberland Ave
Empire
Casino
Station
Marylebone Station
Shoreditch
Pub Crawl
Orange
Bow Street
The Reddit
House
Orange
Marlborough Street
lechef's
Sauna
Orange
Vine Street
Sheree and
Jess's House
Red
Strand
The Angel In
The Field
Red
Fleet Street
Princess
Louise
Red
Trafalgar Square
The
Cock
Station
Fenchurch St.Station
Christmas
Pub Crawl
Yellow
Leicester Square
Meat
Liquor
Yellow
Coventry Street
Chipotle
Yellow
Piccadilly Circus
Bar
Thingy
Green
Regent Street
Rockaoke
Green
Oxford Street
Rebel
Bingo
Green
Bond Street
Button Down
Disco
Station
Liverpool St. Station
24 hour
Pub Crawl
D. Blue
Park Lane
The World's
End
D. Blue
Mayfair
Bar 55
Suggestions? EDIT I'm inserting names as they come up. Everything can be changed, just prompts a few more ideas hopefully. No exclamation marks allowed. And no swear words. So not 100% certain "The Cock" will pass. Bryan and Horse don't work without an exclamation mark :(
Top set on a soaking wet board (200NL live) - line check
After playing 50,000 hands of 10NL online and realising it was massively negative life EV compared to say learning a new programming language, going to the gym or reading a book, I deleted my online accounts and took to occasionally playing live poker. Every month or so that I'm in London on a weekend, I'll free up some time around my meetings, and play a few hours of £200NL. My overall aims are to 1)become a profitable poker player overall (I'm currently not due to a past history of lots of cheap donkaments and not much success in ~50 $5-$10 MTTs on PS, despite being a profitable online cash player), and 2)to be able to turn a profit playing live cash, and hopefully build up a bankroll to be able to take an under-rolled stab at $500NL in Vegas this Summer. In about five sessions so far I'm running down about £10 total, but I've only played for maybe 15 hours, and I have felt that the general standard of others is appalling (indeed, I could have been £200 down were it not for a fantastically-bad set of players in the London Vic last month, one of whom let me easily fold with QQ on a JJ6 flop - he min-raised me on the flop for the first time all night after flatting my open pre, and then flashed a J when I folded). I'm taking a small-ball approach to cash games while I try to build my roll up. Having £100 on a poker table is a lot of money for me! I know it's not the "best" way to win at low stakes live these days, but I find that even just playing 15/10 I still get action whenever I have a strong hand. Anyway, the hand itself: I'd sat down at the Empire in Leicester Square to play £200NL on a Saturday night. I started with £100, which I find is more than enough, as cash games tend to be fairly passive in England, with none of the "open to $19" aggression that I hear about in America. After a few uneventful hours, which included having to (correctly) fold QQ and KK to massive donk bets on wet boards in multiway pots, a young Asian guy sat down. He immediately pulled £10,000 in chips out of his pocket, but was told that the maximum was £400. He seemed to not really care anyway though, spewing away stack after stack while buying everyone drinks, providing good banter, playing every hand to the river, and raising most pots pre-flop. Prior to the Asian guy sitting down, I'd played quite a few hands, but since then I'd had a 30 minute run of unplayable cards, after which the Asian guy said "I haven't seen you play a hand yet! I guarantee if you play the next hand you'll at least have fun". Sadly I had played a hand since he'd been at the table - AA - while he was on a cigarette break. I won £16 by taking it down pre-flop, whereas I'd almost certainly have stacked him if he were at the table. The very next hand, this happens: The Casino at the Empire, Leicester Square, London, UK - 9 players - £1/£2 BTN: £200 SB (Asian guy): £200 BB (calling station, massive loser): £300 UTG: £100 Hero (UTG+1): £97 UTG+2: £600 MP1: £50 MP2: £100 CO: £200 Pre Flop: (£3) Hero is UTG+1 with 99 1 fold, Hero raises to £7, 2 folds, CO calls £7, 1 fold, SB calls £7, BB calls £7 Flop: (£28) 987 (4 players) SB bets £15, BB calls £15, Hero raises to £50, 1 fold, SB raises to £100, 1 fold, Hero calls £40 all in I kind of felt trapped in this hand, as if I knew I was going to lose my stack but I still had to get all-in. SB's shove was particularly scary, because he picked up a tall pile of chips and pushed them into the middle - I'd only seen him do that once before, when he'd flopped the nuts. Would you play this differently? I think I have to raise the flop to get bad OESDs and FDs to fold, but my raise prices me in to call his shove, even if I put him solely on a straight. it's also worth noting that despite being criticised for being too tight seconds before, I still managed to get 4-way action from a UTG+1 open. Stay strong nits! EDIT: fuck you all. I spend time making a good post and get hugely downvoted? Fuck off, /poker, you're all morons.
Londoners of r/cricket - World Cup planning (redux)
So back in December I posted this link about rustling up fellow Londoner redditors to watch a few big games of the world cup: http://www.reddit.com/Cricket/comments/2pznag/rcricketers_of_londonlets_talk_world_cup/ There were some rumblings of interest, and I promised to do some research and report back. As expected sports bars like jetlag, walkabout won't stay open all night. The good news is, the Empire Casino (the Carlsberg sports bar) is showing all the matches, and its also open 24 hours! http://www.thecasinolsq.com/bar-details/carlsberg-sports-bar http://www.thecasinolsq.com/uploads/bars/1422616371_4822_657041_carlsberg_web_schedule_february_6.pdf In case you're wondering, the sports bar is in the -1 floor and separate from all the casino-y parts. I went for a wander to check it out and it is pretty decent. Good facilities, good services, light and roomy. You can wander in and out at your leisure and being Leicester Square its reasonably central and right on the northern and piccadilly lines. So I'm resurrecting this thread to start casting about for numbers. The two games I would really love to see with a crowd are NZ vs. Australia in the pools, and the final (whoever its between). So maybe if you want to mention if you're interested for either, or feel free (as with the other thread) to post which games you did want to see for your particular countries to garner up interest for those. I think regardless of whoever's up for pool/knockout matches, I thought maybe we could all get together for the final, and double it as an cricket london kind of event. If I get some feel for numbers - maybe leave this up for a week or so - particularly for the final, and then I'll go back and speak to the guys at the Carlsberg and hopefully reserve some space if it hasn't already been booked out! Ps. If you know non-redditors who want to go as well - add their numbers. More the merrier imo.
American student studying in London for 3 1/2 weeks - Looking for fun/cheap/interesting things to do!
Hello, redditors of London! As the title suggests, I am a 23 year old/male/single American student who has been living here for a week or so with 3 1/2 more weeks to go! So far, I have loved your city and have had the pleasure of visiting the Tower of London, riding the London Eye, Having a wild night at a bar crawl in Camden, & winning some money at the casinos in Leicester Square. I've met people from many different cultures over here & it seems like everybody has an interesting story to tell. I've got a list of all the tourist hot spots & I admittedly plan to check them out. I also know there are always countless options of things to do at any given moment - But I'm more of the adventurous type, and I'd really like to find some unique and interesting places and/or experience some weird (but relatively safe?) stuff! Again, I am a student, so cheap/free is preferable, but most of all, I just want to make the most of my time here. I was wondering if any generous locals could offer some advice on things to check out & experience while I am in your city??? Maybe something a little more off the beaten path? I have a fair amount of free time during the weekdays here, so maybe I could buy you a brew? ;D Looking forward to your responses, guys!
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Hey, any Pats fans in London tomorrow? Was planning on swinging by the Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square and catching the game if anyone wants to join!
Have an MLB.tv subscription but my dorm room is not the place to (potentially) celebrate a World Series victory. Thinking of going to the Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square, any others have a spot they're watching at in London?
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