I left after about four hours exactly even which has never happened to me before. I talked quite a big with a local named Mike who was Vietnam vet and a good guy. I won by targeting two players who were terrible and lost to a short stack with Kings when he didn't have enough chips for me to fold to his shove. The few premiums I got had no action, I didn't hit many flops. Game was soft but I could never get anything going.

I hung out against the wall (the Bravo said WALL next to my name so I felt so special) because I didn't trust them to text me (or the text to work) but I would up being part of a brand new game. The least they could have done was add me to the top of the list but nope. I came back and my name was off the list - called ten minutes before evidently. They took my # and I went about dropping $100 in a slot. I got there at around 1:30 however even though I called in I was third on the list. Well, Boomtown is a bust since it's not even open on Mondays so I played at Harrah's. One last question: Free alcohol to players? If it sucks I can jump to Harrah's earlier. I actually suck at PLO but I enjoy limit games though I am not as strong at Omaha in general (I think I am a little better at HL) as I am playing stud but I like $5/10 so I will probably drop by. Seems the locals got used to Omaha and never really went back to holdem. Since then Omaha or half and half became the main game spread. The other interesting thing was that before this they spread mostly 4/8 limit holdem with some 4/8 half and half.

Whether they really could not or just did not want to spread holdem with no bbjp I really don’t know. I was told they could not spread holdem until investigation completed. Only way I heard about was when I went there in early Feb they were only spreading Omaha. The state police, who are in charge of LA gaming, investigated and in Feb confirmed the cheat and arrested the two. The staff noticed something odd and withheld the payout. The other player was not involved in the rigging. Dealer stacked the deck and dealt the player the “losing hand”. In Jan 2018 a dealer worked with a player to rig the bbjp.

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