Jack Laskey

Just Hands Poker Podcast co-host Jack Laskey took a road trip across the United States. Along the way, he made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the tenth in a series that compares and contrasts how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The tenth (and final) stop on the trip was Los Angeles, California, specifically the Hollywood Park poker room. Plus, Jack adds a full summary of the Great American Poker Trip. Enjoy!

Surely everyone out there has heard a legend of a ridiculously juicy game. We made a specific stop along our cross-country poker road trip to the Agua Caliente poker room in search of such a game; one that has been rumored to be extremely lucrative.

We were fortunate enough to not have to be satisfied with the establishment’s typical $1/$2 NLHE far and gain entry to this semi-private PLO/PLO8 game. This is the story of how our session went. It was magical!

Just Hands Poker Podcast co-host Jack Laskey took a road trip across the United States. Along the way, he made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the eighth in a series of 10 articles that compare and contrast how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The eighth stop on the trip was one of poker’s greatest hubs, Las Vegas Nevada. With so many poker rooms in town, rather than focus on one or two in particular, you’ll get a general review of what sort of poker you can expect to find on the Las Vegas Strip.

Just prior to Hurricane Harvey slamming the Houston area, Jack Laskey paid a visit to the city to check out it’s underground poker scene. Sadly, the room he played in is flooded, and the city can of course use all the help it can get in the post-Harvey relief effort.

With all of that said, Jack was able to get a good feel for what poker is like in a region where the games most-assuredly lay low. High rake aside, underground poker in Houston offers a good time for all.

Just Hands Poker Podcast co-host Jack Laskey took a road trip across the United States. Along the way, he made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the sixth in a series that compares and contrasts how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The sixth stop on the trip was New Orleans, specifically the Harrah’s New Orleans poker room. Enjoy the review!

Just Hands Poker Podcast co-host Jack Laskey is in the midst of a road trip across the United States. Along the way, he has made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the fifth in a series that will compare and contrast how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The fifth stop on the trip was Biloxi, Mississippi, specifically the Beau Rivage poker room. Enjoy the review!

Just Hands Poker Podcast co-host Jack Laskey is in the midst of a road trip across the United States. Along the way, he has made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the fourth in a series that will compare and contrast how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The fourth stop on the trip was Tallahassee, specifically the Creek Entertainment Gretna poker room. Enjoy the review!

While taking a road trip across the United States, Jack Laskey has made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the third in a series that will compare and contrast how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The third stop on the trip was South Florida, specifically the Palm Beach Kennel Club and Isle Casino Pompano Park. Enjoy the reviews!

While taking a road trip across the United States, Jack Laskey has made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the second in a series that will compare and contrast how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The second stop on the trip was bestbet Jacksonville poker room in Florida. Enjoy the review!

While taking a road trip across the United States, Jack Laskey has made it his mission to visit numerous poker rooms. This article is the first in a series that will compare and contrast how poker is played in land-based rooms in different regions across the country.

The first stop on the trip was the Washington, DC region and the MGM National Harbor poker room. Enjoy the review!