Road Pics

Holy shit, crimm back in northern Nevada.

The deuce bank was back up today. Got in about 1500 hands before it went at $10,202. Lose $355. Cheap shot.

Fortune Cup - Konami's modern answer to Sigma Derby. Got some pics today.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...Q-eK0zDKtxqWf-

I've seen Sigma Derby at MGM, and wondered: does skill really play much of a part in it, or is it just random chance?

No idea how the horses are controlled, but if two players did exactly the same thing at the same time would the horses be even at the end, or would the machine's programing influence the result?

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Originally Posted by MisterV

I've seen Sigma Derby at MGM, and wondered: does skill really play much of a part in it, or is it just random chance?

No idea how the horses are controlled, but if two players did exactly the same thing at the same time would the horses be even at the end, or would the machine's programing influence the result?

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This comes to mind as what you need to beat that game.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqypaqLEfM8

Albuquerque Downs

Hwy. 2, Montana/North Dakota stateline just south of the Canadian border. Home of the most remote 2/5 NLH games in the country. Game was gangbusters during the Bakken Oilfied boom.

Here's what the neighborhood around stateline looks like. We in the middle of nowhere, bro.

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I've seen Sigma Derby at MGM, and wondered: does skill really play much of a part in it, or is it just random chance?

No idea how the horses are controlled, but if two players did exactly the same thing at the same time would the horses be even at the end, or would the machine's programing influence the result?

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It is clear that your Pansie Ass does not care about gambling or how to beat it and since your such a shithead, gay blade nobody that is in the know is ever going to help you so go Fuck Off and kill some more Frogs you Leech!!

I-15 between Great Falls and Butte.

I-90 Butte to Missoula

Great pics Mickey. Question... When traveling and signing up for cards, do you use a local address or a distant address with the players club?

Looks like a relaxing drive. Heading west through the mountains. I'll have to check out 90 on the atlas. I don't think I've ever been on 90. The northernmost cross-country I've done was 70, I think. Same with train routes. I think Amtrak follows 70, for the most part. So I've never seen this part of the country.

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Great pics Mickey. Question... When traveling and signing up for cards, do you use a local address or a distant address with the players club?

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I use my Montana address. I have my roommate go thru the mail. He texts me pics of the mail so I can get any codes I need. Whatever area of the country I'm in I tell him to look for that stuff first.

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Looks like a relaxing drive. Heading west through the mountains. I'll have to check out 90 on the atlas. I don't think I've ever been on 90. The northernmost cross-country I've done was 70, I think. Same with train routes. I think Amtrak follows 70, for the most part. So I've never seen this part of the country.

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With Amtrak the California Zephyr runs between Chicago and San Francisco. The route goes through Denver. The Empire Builder runs between Chicago and Seattle. The route is well north of I-90 in Montana. It runs along Hwy 2 the northernmost US hwy in America. It stops at Glacier Park.

I-90 Missoula to Couer D'Alene

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I-90 Butte to Bozeman

Home again.

Just curious as to whether you earned substanitially more money (after expenses) on your cross-country gambling trip than you typically would have earned had you stayed home and gambled as usual?

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Home again.

Just curious as to whether you earned substanitially more money (after expenses) on your cross-country gambling trip than you typically would have earned had you stayed home and gambled as usual?

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It's currently much better out of state.