Seminoles bump up their slots, and how poker is about people
If you didn't see it in our paper, here's the big news out of the Seminole Indians: They're setting up Vegas-style slots pronto, rather than waiting for all the legal stuff.
Our John Holland has this story, and some people's take on the ramifications.
Meanwhile, our poker columnist provides yet another example of how the game is more about the people that it is about the cards and, as he says, "piecing together the story," to figure out what his opponent likely has.
Curious if anyone would've laid this hand down in this situation, fearing a set, or whether you'd have raised more, considering the fear of a flush?


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The Class III's were up and running today at Hard Rock and it was packed. I guess tomorrow at 11:30am is the official start though.
Posted by: KCK | January 27, 2008 6:54 PM