Texas Hold'em

.25 / .50 blind NL HE

Corbin Hall, Macomb, Illinois, United States

20

Every Wednesday night ring game. Anywhere from 6-20 players here. Occasional Weekend $20 tourneys. Email: westernholdem@hotmail.com for more information

Omaha Hold'Em, Texas Hold'em

25c/ 50c $10.00 min buy in

9803 W. smith, Yorktown, Indiana, United States

5

35

Texas Hold'em

No-Limit

Bergen County, New Jersey, United States

Play from twice a month to every week moslty no-limit $20-$50 buy in, mostly on the lower end some bigger buy in's as well.Sometimes have limit games as well. RWW@casinomail.com

Anaconda, Baseball, Chicago, Follow the Queen, Guts, Seven Twenty-seven (7/27), Stud Poker, Texas Hold'em

nickel-dime-quarter

Bulverde, Texas, United States

17

40

We are about 30 miles North of San Antonio. Although several members have come and gone since the start of our group, there are approximately 9 core members who have been with us from the beginning. At least 25 others have played with the group over that time period. We currently have 19 players on our email distribution list. The largest number of players who have attended on a given Saturday (our regular play day) this year is 13.

We normally play at my house, but there are 3 other locations where we play occasionally. When the weather permits, we start each Saturday off by firing up the grill around 4:30. After everyone is finshed with their first round of grazing, we get a $2 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold'Em tournament going. Players who are eliminated from the tournament either start another tournament, play Limit Hold'Em, or play dealer's choice variants (check out the Poker Rules page on this site) until approximately midnight.

At least once per quarter, we start earlier in the afternoon and play a $20 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold'Em tournament before our regular Saturday night games.

Finally, for at least 8 years we have recorded each night's results and compiled a nice statistical summary of those results (using Microsoft Access). At nickel, dime, quarter stakes, victory becomes more a matter of pride and one's position in the stats, than about the money.