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Friday, February 2, 2018
Saturday, February 4, 2017
2017 Poker Schedule
The official 2017 poker schedule is below. As I get more dates I'll add or change them.
| Host | Month | Date |
Rex "Beer God/Wanna be the
Duke" Lee
|
Jan | |
Scott "Cheung/Cx2" Cheung
|
Feb CXL | |
Dan "The Man" Chan
|
Mar | |
Steve "On the Lamb"
Cameron
|
Apr WHA' HAPPENED? | |
Steve "Switcheroo" McDonnell
|
May 27 | |
Ken "On-the-Hog" Bessant
|
Jun | |
"Summer of" Mike Hajdu
|
Jul 15 | |
Marlon "Marlonious Funk"
West
|
Aug |
12
|
Tony "Fat Tony/Mr. Vegas"
Romano
|
Sep 23 | |
Jason "Star Wars" Zabransky
|
Oct 21 | |
Terry "Crazy" Lewandowski
|
Nov |
11
|
Will "The Dump/Captain
Hook" Lee
|
Dec |
Thursday, April 14, 2016
2016 Poker Schedule
OK , better late than never. Here is the 2016 poker schedule. As I get more dates I'll add or change them.
As for everyone who sees this who's not in the group, I may even start posting some more games. But first you need to leave a funny comment.
As for everyone who sees this who's not in the group, I may even start posting some more games. But first you need to leave a funny comment.
| Host | Month | Day |
|
Rex "Beer God/Wanna be the
Duke" Lee
|
Jan
|
30
|
|
Scott "Cheung/Cx2"
Cheung
|
Feb
|
|
|
Dan "The Man" Chan
|
Mar
|
|
|
Steve "Dancing Steve"
Cameron
|
Apr
|
|
|
Steve "TBD" McDonnell
|
May
|
14
|
|
Mike "Chief" Hajdu
|
Jun
|
|
|
Jason "Star Wars"
Zabransky
|
Jul
|
|
|
Terry "Crazy"
Lewandowski
|
Aug
|
|
|
Marlon "Marlonious Funk"
West
|
Sep
|
24
|
|
Tony "Fat Tony/Mr.
Vegas" Romano
|
Oct
|
|
|
Ken "TBD" Bessant
|
Nov
|
|
|
Will "The Dump/Captain
Hook" Lee
|
Dec
|
|
Friday, January 9, 2015
2015 Poker Schedule
Here is the tentative 2015 schedule. As I get days, I will add them in.
Month
|
Day
| |
Rex "Beer God/Wanna be the Duke" Lee
|
Jan
|
17
|
Scott "Cheung/Cx2" Cheung
|
Feb
|
7
|
Ken "TBD" Bessant
|
Mar
|
21
|
Steve "Dancing Steve" Cameron
|
Apr
|
18
|
Steve "TBD" McDonnell
|
May
|
30
|
Dan "The Man" Chan
|
Jun
|
TBD
|
Jason "Star Wars" Zabransky
|
Jul
|
TBD
|
Marlon "Marlonious Funk" West
|
Aug
|
22
|
Tony "Fat Tony/Mr. Vegas" Romano
|
Sep
|
26
|
Terry "Crazy" Lewandowski
|
Oct
|
22
|
Mike "Chief" Hajdu
|
Nov
|
17
|
Will "The Dump/Captain Hook" Lee
|
Dec
|
25
|
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Video Instructions
Hey all,
Here are some video instructions for:
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Here are some video instructions for:
- Texas Holdem
- 5-Card Draw
- 5-10 Opener
Please check it out, and like the video and subscribe to my channel.
Thanks!
Friday, January 24, 2014
2014 Poker Schedule
Poker Nights of the Round Table
The 2013 Schedule is as follows:
- Rex "Wanna Be the Duke" - Jan 18
- Scott "Cheung/CX2" Cheung - Feb15 (TO BE RESCHEDULED)
- Dan "The Man" - Mar 29
- Terry "Crazy T" - April 26
- Mike "Chief/I Can't Host This Month" - May 17
- Ken Bessant - Jun 7
- Jason "Star Wars" - Jul12
- Marlon "Marlonious Funk" - Aug 23
- "Dancing" Steve Cameron- Sep 6
- "Fat" Tony Romano - Oct 25
- Steve McDonnell - Nov 15
- Will "Captain Hook/The Dump/20 GB" - Dec 25
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Review: Da Vinci 2-Sided Texas Holdem and Blackjack Casino Felt
Product Review
Da Vinci 2-Sided Poker and Blackjack Felt Table Cloth
Last year (in 2012), it was my turn to host poker in our annual game. This was my first hosting since my Regan and I bought our house. And while I previously I hosted many times at my condo and once at Regan's condo when I moved in there, I never had a concern around the table we used. In my condo, I would just use my large wooden coffee table around the couch, and a spare, smaller wooden "kitchen" table table if I had overflow. At Regan's condo I just used the party room.
However, this was different. I had sold the two wooden tables I had and we were using Regan's glass dining table. Two issues jumped to my mind. I don't want to scratch with the quarters moving all over the table, and I don't want any "accidental" reflections showing someones cards.
While I could have used an ordinary table cloth at the dollar store, that just isn't my style. I wanted to get something with a poker feel to it. My initial though was get some green felt that has a "casino" feel to it. So I did some searching for a solution and found several options. In the end, the Da Vinci poker felt was near perfect for what I wanted. And since it was on Amazon, I felt I could have some trust in the seller.
I ordered the felt on Monday. It cost me about $15 at the time, and I paid around $20 for expedited delivery (since I was hosting on the upcoming Saturday). While the expedited delivery is expensive, it did get to my house, in Canada (across the border) in time.
My first impression was a bit of concern. When I received it, it was folded and packed in a very compact manner. While I get while they did that (needed for shipping), it created some nasty crease lines in the felt. I didn't want to use it that way as it make sliding the coins and cards more of a hassle. So I took a risk and pulled out my trusty iron and attempted to iron out the creases, using a medium heat. And with a little bit elbow grease (i.e. really working hard to get the creases out), they finally disappeared.
Now, the second question was how well would it really fit our table. I was worried that the dimensions could have been off (our table is a condo-sized 6 person table). Thankfully, the cover fit with just a little bit over overhang. If you have a similar table you will be good, but if it gets too big the cloth with not cover your entire table (which may not really be an issue if it covers 80% of your surface anyway).
Lastly, we were ready to test playability on Saturday night. I found that it was smooth, the cards and coins slide well on it, the beer bottles didn't leave any ring stains on it, and in general it had a great poker feel to it.
If you are in the market for a poker table cloth, I do recommend it. You can buy the Da Vinci Poker/Blackjack table cloth at Amazon.com by clicking the hyperlinks in this article. It worked well for me, and is not that expensive.
Da Vinci 2-Sided Poker and Blackjack Felt Table Cloth
Last year (in 2012), it was my turn to host poker in our annual game. This was my first hosting since my Regan and I bought our house. And while I previously I hosted many times at my condo and once at Regan's condo when I moved in there, I never had a concern around the table we used. In my condo, I would just use my large wooden coffee table around the couch, and a spare, smaller wooden "kitchen" table table if I had overflow. At Regan's condo I just used the party room.
However, this was different. I had sold the two wooden tables I had and we were using Regan's glass dining table. Two issues jumped to my mind. I don't want to scratch with the quarters moving all over the table, and I don't want any "accidental" reflections showing someones cards.
While I could have used an ordinary table cloth at the dollar store, that just isn't my style. I wanted to get something with a poker feel to it. My initial though was get some green felt that has a "casino" feel to it. So I did some searching for a solution and found several options. In the end, the Da Vinci poker felt was near perfect for what I wanted. And since it was on Amazon, I felt I could have some trust in the seller.
I ordered the felt on Monday. It cost me about $15 at the time, and I paid around $20 for expedited delivery (since I was hosting on the upcoming Saturday). While the expedited delivery is expensive, it did get to my house, in Canada (across the border) in time.
My first impression was a bit of concern. When I received it, it was folded and packed in a very compact manner. While I get while they did that (needed for shipping), it created some nasty crease lines in the felt. I didn't want to use it that way as it make sliding the coins and cards more of a hassle. So I took a risk and pulled out my trusty iron and attempted to iron out the creases, using a medium heat. And with a little bit elbow grease (i.e. really working hard to get the creases out), they finally disappeared.
Now, the second question was how well would it really fit our table. I was worried that the dimensions could have been off (our table is a condo-sized 6 person table). Thankfully, the cover fit with just a little bit over overhang. If you have a similar table you will be good, but if it gets too big the cloth with not cover your entire table (which may not really be an issue if it covers 80% of your surface anyway).
Lastly, we were ready to test playability on Saturday night. I found that it was smooth, the cards and coins slide well on it, the beer bottles didn't leave any ring stains on it, and in general it had a great poker feel to it.
If you are in the market for a poker table cloth, I do recommend it. You can buy the Da Vinci Poker/Blackjack table cloth at Amazon.com by clicking the hyperlinks in this article. It worked well for me, and is not that expensive.
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