

A Poker Player's Wild Night in Las Vegas: From Bellagio to Aria
The author's first cash session in Las Vegas occurred after completing a report, giving him two additional gaming evenings. The author found two tables of stud hi-lo and Omaha hi-lo at the Bellagio with a $20/$40 limit and half kill. Crimson_King was playing no-limit hold'em at the Bellagio and was willing to share the author's potential losses or gains.
Ilya Gorodecky mentioned a strange limit of $9/$18 with a mix of games, including Badugi and Omaha with two flops. The author played 2-7 triple draw poker and interacted with players including a businessman from Beijing. David Bach was setting up a game at one of the tables, explaining the rules to a diverse group of players.
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