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[QUOTE="icemonkey9, post: 743309, member: 32963"]
Suggestions:

1) Don't call it a "bricks and mortar poker room".  People will point at you and laugh.  Call it a "Live Poker Room" and you'll fit in.

2) Highly suggest taking the advise posted before and show up Friday.  Take from the fish, avoid the sharks.  Makes sense right?

3) Different places I've played all have different types of players.  The players in LA are ridiculously (suicidally) aggressive.   In San Diego they are fairly aggressive.  Vegas has all types but 99% of the tourists are retards at poker.  Palm Springs had impatient and overly-aggressive old people.  The thing to do is get the lay of the land first.  You might even want to railbird it for an hour.

4) Have fun, and don't be intimidated.  Most of the people at these tables are jerkoffs that overplay their hands.

5) Be *VERY* patient.  If you are used to two or three or MORE tables at the same time, you have to understand that you are now only playing one table and the hands move a LOT slower than they do online.

6) If you do not have practice handling and organizing your chips, don't be a noob and mix them up and fumble around with them every time you make a bet.  Have ONE way you make a bet (verbal, whatever) and do it consistently every time so nobody gets a read on you.
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