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[MadJack]

Noble Poker

Players can win a trip to Las Vegas and the World Series of Poker at
Noble Poker's WSOP Super Satellite, which will take place on Thursday,
June 30, 2005, at 8pm EST. A direct buy-in costs $300 + $15, but players
can win their seat at one of Noble Poker's ongoing satellites. The
winner of the Super Satellite will receive a prize package valued at
$13,500, and which includes entry to the World Series of Poker Main
Event, travel and accommodations in Las Vegas.

Noble Poker

 

[Munson]

Browsing the poker forum, not much has been said since early May about Noble. The comments then were lukewarm and I was wondering if anyone has anything new to add regarding their play there recently. Although I haven't been looking too hard for WSOP satellites, I am a bit surprised they are still available this late.

Cheers,
M

 

[Agent 0659]

Was wondering the same Munson..I did get this Munson which looks interesting:


Our Maui Jackpot Just Got Bigger!


Dear,

You can win an $18,500 Jackpot Prize at our Maui Sit 'N' Go tournament table. Any player who wins five consecutive $5 + $0.50 Maui ? Jackpot Sit 'N' Go Tournaments will be paid a jackpot prize of $18,500.

If no one wins this week, we'll add another $3,500 to the pot next week.

In addition, Noble Poker will also award a $200 prize to a player who finished in either 1st or 2nd place in five consecutive Maui Jackpot Sit ?N? Go tournaments.

All you have to do to be eligible for this incredible $18,500 Jackpot Prize is sit down and play at the special Maui table, already in the Noble Poker software. The table is sure to fill up fast, and you'll be competing not only for the pot, but for our $18,500 Jackpot Prize as well.

The $18,500 Jackpot Prize will be awarded according to our special terms and conditions.

I hope to see you soon at the Maui ? Jackpot Sit 'N' Go Tournament competing for this amazing $18,500 Jackpot Prize!

See you at the table and good luck!

Edward Spencer
Manager
Noble Poker
"The odds are in your favor"
http://www.noblepoker.com

 

[SixFive]

I played on it for a few days until I lost my small deposit. The main reason I didn't like it was that you can't cruise the internet while playing. Your task bar at the bottom totally disappears as the game takes up the entire screen. I usually play pretty tight and fold tons of hands. Being able to cruise the 'net while playing keeps me from getting bored and wanting action even when I'm not getting cards. Consequently, I think I played a lot more hands on Noble than I would have on other sites. Seems like that might be an easy problem to fix.

As far as game play, it was smooth with no glitches. The level of play didn't seem too good, so I definitely think it's beatable.

As far as that Maui jackpot goes, I think that would be about impossible to win. Too many stupid players catching cards in a $5 tourney. Something to shoot for though, that's inexpensive!

 

[Agent 0659]

think that would be about impossible to win. Too many stupid players catching cards in a $5 tourney. Something to shoot for though, that's inexpensive!

Could easily be rigged couldnt it?

 

[acehistr8]

Like I've said, they have great software, but no selection, no games and no players. Tough to have a poker site when the highest number of players you have is 500 or so and other sites have 100x that. I wish them well.

That being said some of these guaranteed tourneys may be +EV if they dont get enough players to show.