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Poker Forums / The Rail / Re: Tales of Poker from the Luton G - 2013
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on: February 19, 2013, 06:11:52 PM
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I wasn`t giving an opinion,just trying to see how i think the number crunchers in head office view the card rooms in general
Ive heard all these concerns 1000 times before,not a lot changes after an initial month or so of extra effort,allways seems to slip back to where it was before,if not slightly worse
Jim wants his cash games sorting out,and can see from the frontline how easy that could be achieved with a bit of common sense and discussion with the players,never happens though does it?
I think youve got a business model making money and increasing revenue and turnover year on year,and whilst the bean counters are head nodding in approval, then farting around with hairy arsed moaning poker players isnt a priority
They can have as much free tea and coffee as they like,the hope is they might put a score in a slot on the way out
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Poker Forums / The Rail / Re: Tales of Poker from the Luton G - 2013
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on: February 19, 2013, 04:24:57 PM
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G casino`s have seen an increase in footfall,spend-per-head,food and drink revenue,Gaming machine takings, in what are clearly the most difficult of times currently
The only side of the business to have seen a decrease in revenue? You guessed it the "Card Room"
Card rooms generate by far the least ammount of revenue to Rank Leisure,Food and Drink takes nearly double the ammount the card room generates accross the board
If you look at the ammount of room a card room uses,theres a hell of a lot of dead space there doing nothing,with Luton`s G granted the licence to expand its Slot Machines and Gaming tables how long will it be before the card room is dramatically reduced in size to accommodate the new, larger Gaming areas?
Granted,it appears they dont take into consideration the "Chandra" effect of losing at poker and doing 4 k in 20 minutes on the tables,but people like him are few and far between nowadays
I dont think the number crunchers at Rank see poker as long term sustainable income for their business model,looking at tournament numbers in general, with or without guarantees they may have a point,they would probably sight the GUKPT`S decline as an example of why poker isnt currently top of their list for investment and growth
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Poker Forums / The Rail / Re: Cash Games - Live
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on: September 23, 2012, 02:50:40 PM
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Re-entries and min 10k starting stack tournies dont help either
The local faces who used to come and spew thousands on nlh cash once or twice a week, just went busto in the end
£50 min buy-in Tournies, replaced with mickey mouse low buy inns, attract a different type of punter anyway
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Poker Forums / Live Tournament Updates / Re: DTD £500,000 Deepstack Day 3 and FINAL
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on: September 03, 2012, 01:29:03 PM
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Gary Jones plays at Luton. Went deep in the dtd 500 in January. Nice guy, semi retired and now plays poker full time I thibk. Good luck him.
Vinni, Is this lad the youngster, bit of a (poker) nutcase, something is going on with his hair, mid-twenties? I've got a horrible feeling I've got the wrong chap..... Thats Gary "the hair" Banks your thinking of
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Poker Forums / The Rail / Re: Casino sues gamblers
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on: August 21, 2012, 07:19:14 PM
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Something similar happened at the old Grovesnor Casino in Luton i believe
No idea what happened to the punters as far as repercussions went
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Poker Forums / The Rail / Re: Asking to see a players hand, is it bad form??
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on: August 05, 2012, 09:10:20 PM
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If you call someone on the river and they say "you're good" or words to that effect, I think it's the height of bad etiquette to ask to see that persons hand. Show your hand, take the pot and move on.
This is the definitive answer,discussion over.
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