Private Cash Games at Sites.

#1 () 11-03-2005, 03:46 PM

Hey guys, Buckeye and I were talking on the phone today and I was mentoring him on a few online poker things while he was mentoring me on my skills as a married guy visiting the strip clubs. It sounds like if I carry 300 $1 dollar bills wrapped with one $100 bill that the girls will be much more receptive and look past the ring on my finger. (I'm not that much of a douche bag, I always wear my ring when I go out). Great concept dude, Thanks BuckEye!!!

Anyhow before I got off on this tangent we were discussing poker rooms that allow private cash games and I have had alot of success with PartyPoker in the past, but are there any others that offer this feature similar to how Party does it allowing us to set the games up?

I know a few that allow tournies, but I'm more interested in private cash games. It's been a while since I promoted private cash games, but when I did they were very successful.

Thanks in advance.

Jeremy & Leisure Suit Larry

the27offsuit.com · #2 () 11-03-2005, 04:08 PM

Simple to set one up on poker.com just go to custom tables, then create

J S · #3 () 11-04-2005, 10:01 AM

we had one set up at noble poker a while back, before the change.... other than that we haven't really tried any.

I will say that the 1/2 game we all played at party poker a few weeks ago was fun!

as a side note - i don't recommend noble anymore. One of my players tried to withdraw like his $80 bucks. well, around a month earlier they had given him a $10 bonus (which he didn't realize it, ie, didn't read the spam). Anyway, he tried to withdraw his money, they said 'No' because you have to play an additional 100 raked hands at 1/2 levels or higher.

He asked them to withdraw all but the $10 bonus, just to keep it. they said no because he had won some money since they gave the $10 to him, he asked if they would then keep the $10 plus the extra $12 or so that he had won since they gave him the $10 and they also said no.

Finally, he requested that he just recieve his $50 initial deposit back and they can keep the $30 bucks extra... again, he was denied. pretty crappy imo.