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« Reply #195 on: November 16, 2011, 08:22:37 pm »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Tuesday, 15th November 2011

“So Far, So....Meh”


Tuesday was always going to be a quiet day. I don’t plan a lot for myself on these trips normally preferring to just go with the flow. Obviously, once the rest of the contingent arrive on Thursday we’re planned like the Germans invading Poland but that’s a whole other thing.

I pottered around the room for a few hours after I woke up. I can’t say it was a perfect night but it was slightly better than the previous ones I’ve had here.

Anyway, by the time I left the room at noon I was ready for a day of grinding. A grind it would prove to be.

I opted not to eat breakfast, or should it be lunch, or brunch, at that time of day? Whatever, I didn’t and just made my way to the card room and got seated immediately as it was a little .quieter than the previous few days.

I was trying to find a happy medium between the boredom of folding a lot of hands and the fun of playing the pretty looking hands that I probably should fold but like to surprise people with.

This led to my stack doing a yo-yo for a while getting as low as $20 from my initial buy-in of $200. That pulled me up sharpish and I really had to get back to proper grinding.

Since the Orleans is primarily a locals casino you see a lot of the same faces every day and they tend to soft play each other and will check it down when they get heads up. Oh, they’re not raising any anyone out and then doing it but all the same it’s happening all the same.

I saw this on more than one occasion, especially between the little old ladies who are friends, and when I queried of one why she had checked her quads she replied, quite openly, “Oh we always do that”.

Sigh.
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The dealer just ignored my question as to whether you could check the nuts and I can’t be bothered to take it further. Nothing is going to change and I guess it’s just another thing I’ll have get used to.

After about 7 hours I’d finally gotten my stack back up to my original buy-in but had consumed a number (OK, a lot) of beers. In fact, I was sitting on a small profit of around $40 and was considering taking a break and even perhaps just locking in that small profit.

Stupidly, I ignored that impulse and got involved in a nut high vs my nut low hand where I got counterfeited by a 3 outer on the river which lost me a few dollars.

I played a little while longer getting down to $150 when people started leaving and the table dynamic changed.

I was getting hungry by then and decided just to take the small loss and grab some food at TGIs.

In thinking it over I had to be fairly close to break even after tips after 8 hours. I mean figure 3 beers and hour plus, say, 3 pots an hour over 8 hours...hang on let me take my socks off...

6 x 8 = 48...so yeah....I can call it break even if I want. A little self-justification is good for the soul.

Hey, what do you mean delusional? Yes, yes, I should have listened to my instincts and taken the profit when I had the chance but there you go.

Anyway, back to my home away from home, TGI Fridays for a nice Steak and Salmon meal and a couple of Stellas. At around 10pm, I realised that I was not looking forward to finishing off my pint...it just tasted ‘not right’. It wasn’t bad or anything it just felt like I was forcing it.

I abandoned it, paid my bill and went for a wander around the casino to let the food digest a while. No particular destination or plan, I’d just see what was what and if anything caught my eye then fair enough.

Imagine my surprise when I found myself wandering back to the room....auto-pilot must be trying to tell me something.

I took the hint, clearly the old PASPS (that’s the Paulie’s Autonomic Self Preservation System for those who might remember) was kicking in even if I didn’t know why. I wasn’t drunk by any means despite 8 hours or more of drinking....three Bud Lites an hour over 7 hours wouldn’t even dent my alcohol stream.

I hung out the ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign just in case of ursine intervention ( I could have been wrong about the bear after all) and crashed.

Of course, most of the rest of the travellers are probably safely tucked up to the bar at the Manchester Airport Premier Inn by now...they can read this tomorrow...if they can focus.
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« Reply #196 on: November 16, 2011, 11:33:21 pm »

Another cracking read.....maaan.I so need to go to Vegas....when did you 1st go Paulie?
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« Reply #197 on: November 17, 2011, 05:13:30 am »

Another cracking read.....maaan.I so need to go to Vegas....when did you 1st go Paulie?

As I recall (that is...badly) it was in the very late eighties...certainly no later than 1991. The place has changed beyond recognition in the last 20 years.

Back then I was a poor substitute for a blackjack player...which meant I could hold my own and just lose my money very slowly...as you will in blackjack.

I didn't discover poker until about 6 years ago...since then my life has gone to hell....and heaven. Grin
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« Reply #198 on: November 17, 2011, 09:04:53 am »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Tuesday, 15th November 2011
Of course, most of the rest of the travellers are probably safely tucked up to the bar at the Manchester Airport Premier Inn by now...they can read this tomorrow...if they can focus.

Focus is just fine - get the beers in - we land today :-)
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« Reply #199 on: November 17, 2011, 04:48:07 pm »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Wednesday, 16th November 2011

“Just Another Day At T’Mill”


I just can’t figure out why I’m not sleeping right. I think I’m fighting off a cold or it could be the air-conditioning is drying me out and messing up my sinuses and simulating a cold.

Anyway, it’s nice to have plenty of time in the mornings to get stuff done, catch up on work emails and some TV. Nothing special to do until around noon when I’m ready for breakfast and some poker.

As I said, breakfast first so I chose the Courtyard Cafe in the Orleans...what the Americans would call a coffee-shop. That’s different from a Starbucks or Costa, you know, what we would think of a coffee shop.

Nope this is full service food and coffee restaurant. Steak, Eggs and Hash Browns. Lovely...and 10% off with a voucher they give you when you check in.

That set me up for a day of grinding. Grinding. It’s what I do.

I got seated after just a couple of minutes...It’s handy having my Kindle with me as it gives me something to read other than the usual poker magazines they have lying around.

I wish I had much of anything interesting to report but it was nothing I haven’t already detailed over the past few days...more of the same today.

After 6 hours I was precisely on my original $200 (but +EV on the beers of course). I suppose that’s good enough.

I haven’t done an exact count up but I think over the 5 days I’m basically breakeven on the poker...maybe a few bucks ahead in cash terms but definitely a winner in the ‘drinking for profit’ stakes.

A big thanks to Nellie, Jenna & Caroline for taking care of me in the beer department. As soon as I was even close to polishing off my drink another would materialise. I wish I could have taken pictures for you but it’s kind of frowned on.

Take it from me....you missed something.

As I was walking over to TGI’s for something to eat (with another 15% off voucher) I met Andy & Deb (who’d been dabbling in the 2/4 LHE muddy waters) and they offered a lift over the the Stratosphere again where they were going.

I wasn’t really in the mood so I gratefully declined and got my beer and steak on instead.

By 8pm I was ready to leave but in two minds as to whether to bother with poker or not. I decided not to but rather to play a few slot machines and a little blackjack.

Once again, nothing of interest....sorry, I wish I could spice this post entry up but I’d rather tell you the truth.

In the words of the Pub Crawl people on Vegas Video Network...”I may leave stuff out, but I don’t make sh*t up”.

Tomorrow is D-Day for the British Invasion. Some commandos have already reconnoitered the area but the main landing party hits the beaches at 2pm PST.

I have a feeling that my brother is bringing the bear with him.

So be it.
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« Reply #200 on: November 17, 2011, 07:52:50 pm »

nice updates paulie nice readying BUT i think your party is just about to  start when the APATERS arive... Enjoy
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« Reply #201 on: November 18, 2011, 06:43:58 pm »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Thursday, 17th November 2011

“Oh Sh*t, They’re Here!”


This not sleeping right is really starting to hack me off big time but perhaps a change of scenery will do me some good...luckily it’s moving day.

I pottered around the room packing and policing up the room to make sure I hadn’t left anything behind before making my way down to the front desk to check out around noon.

I took a cab over to Harrahs and got checked in in pretty short order and trekked up to my room on the 14th floor. I’d deliberately asked for a quiet room, I need to maximise my opportunities for a good nights kip.

I unpacked and set-up the IT kit as per usual but, for some reason, I couldn’t log on to the wi-fi. The screen kept saying I couldn’t apply charges to my room even though I had specifically enabled this on check-in. This was a little annoying as it meant I would have to trek down to the front desk and get it sorted.

These little things are sent to try us I suppose.

I’d already planned to get some lunch at Toby Keith’s so I took the opportunity to make my enquiries at the front desk as I passed. On doing so I was informed that Harrahs DOESN’T HAVE WI-FI in it’s standard rooms...only in it’s suites.

WTF!? Even the friggin’ IP has wi-fi in all it’s rooms! I looked at the woman behind the desk as though she’d told me that beer was bad for you.

Apparently, they only have cabled connections in the standard rooms. I’d noticed a cable in the top drawer of the TV cabinet when I was unpacking but I’ve seen this dozens of times in other hotels...it’s an emergency thing, not an actual necessity.

Sorry folks, a ‘Travel Guru Fail’ on that one...who knew? I guess I’m supposed to know but it stil boggles my mind that they don’t have this basic functionality.

Well, there it was, nothing I could do now, so I went to eat. A few beers and a plate of chicken fingers later I’d fed the body and soul and a text arrived from Richard Baker telling me he was in Carnaval Court. It was only 2pm by this time, a little early but why not?

I walked the short distance outside and found Rich, Andy & Deb planted at a table. Rich had one of those 4 foot drink things full of alchohol wrapped around his neck and was obviously in a party mood.

Figuring that I had a long night ahead I just contented myself with a few Bud Lights while we watched a great band called “Wonder Boogie” get the smallish crowd fired up with disco music and audience participation bits.


They’ve been doing this for a long time and have it down pat. It’s a whole lot of fun to watch.

Rich and I sat there for a fair while (Andy & Deb had gone off to eat I think) just having a whale of a time just watching the crowd belly up to the bar for free shots of alcohol every half hour or so.

It’s just cheap booze and fruit drinks mixed up in a pouring bottle but it’s a great way to get people involved.

Finally the rest of the APAT contingent started to arrive and we got stuck in. I can’t say everyone made the choice to turn up but the usual hardcore were in attendance so I think we did it up right.

Buckets of beer for $25 seemed popular once I’d spread the word...’Travel Guru Redeemed’.

To be honest I had expected us to just be there until fully liquored up and crashing but it seemed that a lot of people wanted to play the 8pm tournament at Harrahs. I honestly can’t see the attraction...It’s a crappy room and the tournament has, as is the way with these things, a horrible structure...but I was willing to go along with the majority.

Along the way, I’d been trying to get hold of my brother. He should have landed about 2pm but I hadn’t heard a peep out of him. I’d called, texted and emailed but nothing.

On my way to the poker room, detoured for a pee and as I’m washing my hands and on the way out, in he walks. I meet him in some funny places.

It turns out he’d gone out to an AT&T store to buy a sim immediately after checking in but for some reason his phone still wasn’t getting data. That explained the lack of contact. I took his new number and he went back to his blackjack I headed over to the poker room.

We’ll catch up later...it’s that sort of relationship. We don’t feel the need to be in each other’s pockets all the time. He’s not into poker and I’m pretty much over long spells at the blackjack tables....been there, did that during the nineties.

Naturally, every move I made was the wrong one and I was out in about 2 hours, probably less...in fact almost certainly less.

I sat outside the poker room for a while and found myself nodding off...I mean literally, doing the head jerk thing when you pull yourself back from the edge of sleep.

This sleep deficiency thing is kicking my backside.

I played some slots for a while to rack up a few lousy Total Rewards points before heading back to the room to try and get the internet working.

That was a real palaver too. Firstly, I couldn’t find anywhere to plug the cable into. I searched for quite a while before finding the router attached to the back of one of the nightstands.

Success I thought. Nope, the cable wouldn’t reach to the table in the room.

Ok, move the table...that’ll cause problems with housekeeping, I’ll lay odds...I’ll have to leave a note asking them not to move it back.

Are we there yet? Nope, no signal. It’s surprising that something didn’t drop the 14 floors out of the window.

The answer....they hadn’t plugged in the router to a power outlet. Once I’d twigged that it was plain sailing but, sheesh, sorry Harrahs you don’t get any more stays out of me.

So that was that. They’re here.

I’ll let them tell their own stories. I have little doubts they will be doozies.
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« Reply #202 on: November 19, 2011, 10:57:54 am »

1987 was my first visit to Vegas, we stayed in the Tropicana, which was pretty much the last hotel on the strip, and there wasn't much then until you got to Caesars, talk about change!
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« Reply #203 on: November 20, 2011, 02:24:22 am »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Friday, 17th November 2011

“Staggered”


Moving hotels seems to have done the trick. The beds at Harrahs are very comfortable and I can’t pinpoint what the difference might be but I got a full six hours solid sleep after Thursday’s invasion.

So what’s a fellow supposed to do? That’s right, I rolled over and went back to sleep...it’s still early for crying out loud and tonight is going to be a doozy.

With nothing to do until late lunchtime I did that...nothing...just enjoyed a restful time in the room before grabbing a cab over to the Monte Carlo and planted myself in Diablo’s Cantina. I checked in on Foursquare and alerted the Social Media of my arrival in time to see Don Logan wandering in clad in appropriate attire.

He’d only arrived late the night before from Chicago and we ordered food while waiting for others to arrive. Before long we were a decent size party and so we adjourned to The Pub on the other side of the Monte Carlo.

This proved to be a popular choice especially as the had a happy hour of 2 for 1 drinks until 6. We indulged.

As we were a large party they insisted on a single bill and slapped on a service charge of 18%. Seems fair...it saves us having to work out the tip at the end.

I aranged for a pitcher to be placed on the table so that we could put the cost of our individual drinks in that rather that have a fight over who ordered what and for how much at the end. I think it worked out.

Ger the Duke seemed insistent on us sticking rigorously to the outlined agenda while I was somewhat more laid back about it. Trying to get 20+ people to agree on whether it’s time to leave is like trying to herd cats....it just can’t be done...all you can do it tell them where you are going and hope they’ll follow.

I gave the name and address of the next location to all and sundry before heading off to the hotel lobby to grab some cabs. The message seems to have permeated because before long we were piling into Frankie’s Tiki Room for some large drinks.

The drinks taste very nice...very nice indeed...and I had too many. It didn’t feel it at the time but they let me know later.

Joobs was insisting on trying to recreate ‘Umbongo’, a kids drink from some time ago...but with flavoured rum and various juices. The bartender Mike played along and for $6 each they were nice...very nice indeed. I had three...and that’s after two previous large rum concoctions had forced their way down my throat.

We were already running behind the alleged schedule and various people (I mention no names TIghty) were more interested in...erm...more mature entertainment.

This hadn’t been part of my plan but as I always said...it’s just an outline, if people want to do something else then that was fine with me.

So, I made the executive decision to give the Bikini Bar a miss and we’d head off to McMullans Irish Pub instead...at least those who wanted to could. So Mike called us a bunch of taxis and we made our collective way there.

I mentioned John Windsor previously in this thing and he was playing again on Friday. He went over a total storm with the Brits and everyone really got into it.

Curlage got up on stage and played ‘Wonderwall’ for us during one of John’s breaks and those two seemed to have a good old natter.

We coaxed a few more songs out of John after his usual knocking off time of 12.30am but he had to pack up some time. That didn’t seem to stop the party that was going on but I was well over four sheets to the wind by that stage...more like an entire Chinese laundry to the wind in fact.

I can’t recall the exact time I decided to call it a night but I walked outside and hailed cab and was safely tucked up by 2.30 am or so.

Apparently, I missed some high-jinks by leaving including...I’m led to believe....Michelle and Jobbs being told off for dancing on the tables, Michelle doing a juggling act with Joobs’...erm....assets and Mr Prime finding another odd location to catch forty winks.

Me....I had problems of my own....the drinking bear has arrived!
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« Reply #204 on: November 20, 2011, 12:59:12 pm »

told ya  the party was about to begin
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« Reply #205 on: November 20, 2011, 08:19:09 pm »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Saturday, 18th November 2011

“Out Cold”


Yes, folks, the bear is most definitely back. Clothes all over the room, sh**ty taste in my mouth, raging headache and pocket full of singles.

Ohhhh, Lord....rum drinks...tasty but so dangerous.

Anyway, as you can imagine it took me more than a while before I was even close to being compos mentis enough to make my way to Caesars for the APAT event. I met Shogun along the way and we made our way over together.

We got under way in the event and given that the field was a good 80% British my table was full of familiar faces. I got my Kings cracked fairly early on but doubled up through Paul McGuinness towards the end of level three when he didn’t believe me when I shoved with a full house.

Of course, I picked KK again on the button in the very next hand and got coolered to a flopped full house.

That left me at a loose end and, even though I am the travel guru, I hadn’t planned on anything for the Saturday afternoon. I wandered back to Harrahs for lunch where I had a $5 coupon thanks for Foursquare.

From there I just thought I would take a nap to recover from the bad night and made my way to my room.

This proved to be a big mistake....I lay down about 5pm for a couple of hours....unfortunately, those two hours actually proved to be six. I said the beds were comfortable.

To be honest, I suppose I could have made the effort to get up, clean myself up and go wandering but I figured that would just mess up my sleep pattern again.

So, I just wrote off Saturday and just hung out in the room. Sorry to be boring but there you go.

Sunday, I want to play the Mixed Game at the IP but I might give the Venetian a whirl first.
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« Reply #206 on: November 22, 2011, 06:28:57 pm »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Sunday, 19th November 2011

“It’s Been A Hard Day’s Grind”


After all that sleep I was more than refreshed and ready for a day of grinding so after my usual lounge around the room I walked over to the Venetian.

Food was the first order of business so I chose the Grand Lux Cafe for a couple of Stella and a very nice Club sandwich.

After that, I got seated into a 4/8 Omaha 8 game after just a couple of minutes. Despite going off with only six players the table filled up quickly.

The play was challenging to say the least and my stack yo-yo’d between $100 and $200 most of the time. The hardest part was an idiot at the opposite end of the table who would stay in with even the most ridiculous no-draw and get there on the river.

Not only that but he slow-rolled me twice. Sigh.

I crushed him later when I made the ultimate nuts on the turn and he just wouldn’t let go and took him for a decent chunk of change.

Unfortunately, that chunk only got me back to my starting stack and after five hours I was down a whole $4.

That was enough and I wanted to play the IP Mixed Game so I cashed out and strolled over and got my name on the list around 6.30pm.

I was joined after a while by JP Round, James Edwards and Chen Tam and we got under way dead on 7pm with a few other randoms.

Laughs were had, suck-outs were bad and we played for quite a while. I couldn’t get much going...it was that kind of day...and, besides, having played this game before I’ve always treated it as a donation.

So after 6 hours play I was down $100 and I was yawning so I called it a night, especially as I was going to have, at least for this trip, an early morning the next day

I made the short walk back to Harrahs and crashed.
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« Reply #207 on: November 22, 2011, 08:42:13 pm »

APAT - Vegas Vengeance : Monday, 20th November 2011

“It’s A Nice Day For A White Wedding


Calling it an early night yesterday was a wise decision as I needed to be at The Chapel of The Flowers for Adam and Julie’s wedding.

A few of us gathered in the lobby around 10.30 and we hopped in a a cab or two to head over to the chapel arriving shortly before 10.45. In fact we arrived shortly before the groom!

Many of the visiting APATers had made the effort to dress up for the happy day especially Stuart Oliver who was in full Scottish regalia. For myself I confess that I had not (I had a full suitcase as it was) so I hid myself at the back out of camera shot.

The chapel was completely full and, indeed, the minister commented that he’d never had such a crowd, especially from overseas. I thought that the minister did a wonderful job of the ceremony and Adam and Julie were clearly enjoying their special day.

Once the ceremony was after the bride and groom were taken off to do a photoshoot and we all trooped outside to find that the sun had truly come out for the first time during our visit. It was a gloriously sunny day.

We all stooged around for a while as Dawn organised us like a military action. We would need more than a few cabs but I was fortunate enough to blag a spot in one of the chapel’s super-stretch limos to Caesars and the Cheesecake factory.

The driver let us out right be a side door just a hundred yards from the restaurant and we lined up outside. Somehow we’d beaten the happy couple to the place but Dawn was on the case.

It seemed that despite a couple of confirmation call the restaurant didn’t take reservations so Dawn had to badger the manager into sorting out some space for us.

It all worked out in the end and by the time we were done we filled three large tables. Somehow Ger and the rest of the party had gotten sidetracked into a bar so that was a little disappointing but still we had a nice meal for what I thought was a pretty decent price for the Forum Shops.

By 3pm I was ready for a nap so I trudged the whole length of the Forum Shops back to Harrahs. I made sure to set my phone alarm so there wouldn’t be a repeat of Saturday.  By 5.30 I was cabbing over to the Tropicana for the JAPAT Wedding Tournament.

I really like the way they’re refurbished the Trop although they’ve started pumping in some smell that just, if you’ll pardon the expression, gets up my nose.

We got away with 50 runners or thereabouts but once again I got nowhere with any action or move I would make. I managed to run my A4s into Don Robert’s AA who was on fire on our table.

A couple of drinks later and we’d managed to get a 3/6 Omaha 8 cash game running full of APAT regulars.

Ger seemed to be hitting everything in sight even when he should have gotten out of the hand some time before. This was a little frustrating but there is nothing you can do in these situations.

I sat in for a few hours while dwindling chips slowly. By the time the tourney was over I was ready to call it a night...this must have been around 1am and I was down $140.

So be it...I made my way outside and grabbed a cab back to Harrahs.

I have nothing specific planned for the next few days, my travel guru duties are done and dusted, I’ll just play it by ear.
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« Reply #208 on: November 23, 2011, 12:17:11 am »

Great write ups Paulie, what games do they play in the IP Mix? Did you see any evidence of the Mix at the Trop as AVP have it up as a game they spread?
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« Reply #209 on: November 23, 2011, 12:19:37 am »

Great stuff Paulie, sounds like it's been a superb trip. Can't wait to hear more in Manchester  Cool
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