[jmda]

My wife actually gave me a slightly different belt buckle. It was just 5 cards and also a Royal Flush. It broke after wearing it once or twice (to be honest I was not disappointed - I wore it not to hurt my wife's feelings).

I prefer slightly less obvious poker wear. I have a hat from Canterberry Park that says Card Room on the strap on the back - I do wear it in public. My wife gave me a WPT t-shirt, but I only wear if I am not going out in public, or my kids wear it as a night shirt.

[jmda]

Originally Posted by imthatguy

If you don't win a hand, you could always use it as a weapon...

THis is a little better for that It is a real working 22 caliber gut gun. On that note, for my first few tournaments I added to the flyer - no weapons allowed. It was not needed, but I do live in KY. I am sure that is more of an issue in TX

[krw17]

Originally Posted by jmda

THis is a little better for that It is a real working 22 caliber gut gun. On that note, for my first few tournaments I added to the flyer - no weapons allowed. It was not needed, but I do live in KY. I am sure that is more of an issue in TX

Since I live in TX and have my concealed handgun license, I would have to agree with you there...

Establishments are required to post a sign forbidding weapons if the place makes more than 50% of its profits from the sale of alcohol. But other than that, and a select few other exceptions, you can almost bet someone has a gun on them most anywhere you are. Gambling is against the state law except private home games, lottery and horse/dog racing.

[Joe Willie]

Can you see the Ace on the flip side of the buckle.