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Post by Billy Tops on Jun 25, 2004 20:27:16 GMT -5
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Post by Louis Capasso on Jul 5, 2004 9:39:25 GMT -5
good morning all my vote for a great action house issssssss bridge lanes, laguardia, bellerose, bay ridge. and of course MAPLE, NOW REMEMBER MY PERSPECTIVE IS 1975 TO 1982.
billy how did you do in the 7 card stud tourny i said hello
but you didnt respond. i got clocked in a 200 no limit game, luckily i was up about 450 for the weekend cause i gave 300 back oh well thats why they call it gambling @!!!!!!
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Post by Billy Tops on Jul 5, 2004 12:05:08 GMT -5
Hi lou, not sure which tourny you tried to contact me at but this is the last one I played in. =========================== Hello BillyTops, You requested a transcript of Tournament #4513321. Summary ---------- Played on : 04 July 2004 09:42 PM On Table : Table 11870 Game Type : Seven Stud Hi Buy-In : $10 Fee : $1 You finished in position 1 1st place - BillyTops - $40 2nd place - AUDITT - $24 3rd place - DarcyNicole - $16 ================================= what's your screen name there. check out www.go-poker.comThe best to yea Billy |
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Post by Louis Capasso on Jul 5, 2004 13:29:21 GMT -5
louis331 and yes that was the tourny i was shut out someone grabbed the last chair before me
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Post by oneoldbowler on Feb 22, 2005 12:06:16 GMT -5
Falcaros in Lawrence L.I. should be on the list .During the 70s every Saturday afternoon lots of action took place.
Also Mid Island Bowl in Hicksville had some action on monday nights after the scratch league This was also in the seventies.
this league moved to Deer Park and probably jump started the well known deer park action that followed.
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Post by texastwin on Feb 12, 2007 12:52:12 GMT -5
Meadowbrook Lanes in Fort Worth, TX, was where the action was in Texas from the late 1960's til the late 1970's. Gary Dickinson was unbeatable there. Norm Duke bowled action there as a kid. Bob McGregor learned to play the gutter shot there. The owner (Carmichael??) was a card player and would bet on almost anything.
It was a split house (16 lanes on each side). The 'red' side played out and the 'blue' side played in the track.
A match could be found at any time. Of course it might be against Dickinson, but it could be found.
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Post by Zoo Master on Feb 12, 2007 21:34:19 GMT -5
Welcome texastwin, sounds like you might have a lot of stories about Texas action. It would be a pleasure to hear some of them from you. I would like to add them to the archives.
The best to you
Zoo
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