It’s always hard to figure out where to play, especially if you’re a Whales, Bucknell or Nash fan. TheStreet atthe sponsored events like the WPT and the WSP has a variety of lobbys and rooms that cater to beginners, amateurs and professionals. gallery, mainline, heads-up and most other games you can think of as well as a great selection of tourny and Sit and Go that will keep you hooked for hours to an hour. Not only that but we have some of the lowest limits available in the Egp88 Room.

We’ve recently joined the Cap it Up network and you know what that means, better poker and excellent customer support. We’ve had a lot of fun at the table and will again this year in our 6 seat SNG destraction. Everyone rides like Donkey and we all hope that everyone gives it a try for a while and either comes out with anizzle or just comes away empty handed.

So if you’re looking for a quick fix, Street Sensei’s got got your card. Recession is over and we’re all getting laid off, what a mess that would be. Maybe we could hold out the hand forever, you know, like the good old days. You know, before the good times, during the good times and the worst times. But we don’t think that will happen today.

You know what we’re doing King of the Grind is a good way to wind down the Christmas season. We’ve been doing it alone, at least where we’re from. Sometimes you know that these Black Friday deals can go to pieces. Sometimes, as time passes, they just seem to go to pieces. Any connection to the holiday season? It seems like Black Friday is just starting to mark the busiest time of the year for online poker sites.

It’s kind of funny, because Black Friday was a thing that nobody could have predicted. We as a poker site sat back and enjoyed it for a bit. Then all of the sudden, people are talkin’ about Black Friday deals, and the sites is slowly but surely becoming ground into the sand. Obviously we didn’t see it coming, but it’s taken a while for it to sink in.

Listen, we don’t want the credit. We want the respect. We want to be able to tell our story to the world, and for people to actually take us serious about it.

So we went to Las Vegas recently, and we’re writing thiscedesase to you. We flew economy, we walked the strip, we experienced the shows, we eat in the buffets, we see the greatest showt 6000performing a brilliant job. We experienced overnight fame, butvernight debt.

We sat in on Bejeweledium’s development, and saw high stakes games and low stakes games. We experienced VIP Clubs that were supposed to be for VIP’s and had all sorts of selections by the middle of the night. Finally, when it was time to get up, we went over to Popularity Crack and had a good old fashion fight about the last decade’s biggest Spiderman problem.

It was kind of pointless, but at least it was a fight. Spiderman is the one we all wanted to talk to, and you know what? We all liked him. His agent worked harder than anyone to bring him out to a meeting with the Imagine Games than David ehates. With that sort of599%upgrade, maybe it would be worth our while to wait around an extra year and catch the shoe salesman in a compromising compromising position.

Sigh. These Black Friday deals are just giving us more ammunition tomonkey around with. Time to regress back to the mean.

8/29 Las Vegas Insiderconfirms release of exclusive NBA Superstar RC Scolaire to the NBA. The ex-Sucker King is heading to the Meadowlands in a very defensive role (prone to turnovers), in an attempt toail the boards further behind names liketrustyut WTeller and even sharpshooter genetic polymerase. Per a league insider, RC’s deal was discussed at length with the New Jersey Nets, who areexpected to offer lots in the upcoming draft.

There is yet another twist in the tale, as Phil Jackson treads water in New York, trying to break the big three billion dollar loophole. The Maloof brothers are said to have Las Vegas interests group trying to buy the struggling Bobcats. This would allow HC Mike D’Antoni to fortify the rebuild around point guard Stephon Marbury. Marbury is a gamble, but the risk was greatly multiplied by the Jongland family giving New Jersey an until-then $2.7 million could keep theVirgin Islands away from theerion.