Poker Pro electronic casino poker..$$

8ate · Jun 13, 2009

I drove up to Harrahs in Cherokee, NC; where the whole casino is slots; or electronic. They have the Poker Pro system; which is kinda like playing online poker live; in casino. The play was amazingly loose; I played 3/6 limit HE; in 5 hours there was never a bet that ended play before the flop; very rare that a bet on flop ended play; most of the time 5 or more saw the flop; 3-4 players going to the river; $65 to $80 pots very common in $6 limit play. 4 of 6 tables going were 1/2 NL HE $100 min/$300 max buyins; one 2/5 NL HE; seemed like action was heavy.

Overall I liked the setup; some players not used to system slowed play; but unquestionably; poor players are willing to get involved ; just like playing slots.

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awmllc2000 · Jun 13, 2009

We have these at various Indiana casinos. I have found the play very loose which means I love them!

Konun8 · Jun 14, 2009

I like the Pokertek machines also. I go to Indiana Live Casino in Shelbyville a few times a month and I generally find the players to be bad and very loose. No matter what your normal playing style may be, if you play tight aggressive on those machines you're likely to have a winning session. Even in $1/$2 most people raise to $12 or $15 preflop. If you have a hand and normally bet 3x or 4x the blind, don't think you're going to get anyone off their hand preflop.

newton0038 · Jun 17, 2009

My take from these tables is alot like the fucking u get online when you flop 2-pair and 1 player still calls your limit bet of 6 bucks and then low and behold there is the limpers set card on the fucking turn, BULLSHIT... these tables use " RAKE BUILDER" software, and they take the max rake 95%+ of the time.