Ditto what Mikey said about the CBPBA. They always put on a 1st class run and make accomodations for all types of boats (center consoles, fast, faster and even express cruisers). The first run is for charity "Leukemia Poker Run 6/25-27" .
I can relate to "live wire's" post, I did my first poker run in a Baja 270, after getting beat up a few times in the Chesapeake Bay, I went to a 35' Sonic (with progressively faster engines to try and keep up). Now I have an express cruiser, and can make those mojito's on the run - lol.
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03-16-2010 10:33 AM
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03-16-2010 10:47 AM
The Cig 20 Regatta wil be held Sept. 18 at LOTO...mostly Cig 20's and Donzi's.
Warning: There will be no warning shots.
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03-16-2010 10:51 AM
Support Our Troops Poker Run At loto. Has boats of all sizes & 4 different speed groups. I think 5+ TX'ans came up for it last year.
http://midwestboatparty.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=24327
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03-16-2010 10:56 AM
I am doing this run this year for the first time! A couple of us from Middle River are doing it since its stopping at River Watch, that is right in our river! Its an awesome place!
LiveWire- You should try the Leukimia Poker Run with the CBPBA, very good run, laid back run and short distance stops...
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03-16-2010 11:34 AM
I glad you got a laugh at it , Its really was just as a goof to be laughed at. And I enjoy the runs too. I have really havent had any problems with the guys at the runs everyone is just trying to have good time. Bottom line is if the Poker Runs catered a little more to the little guys I think attendance would increase and the event would be better for everyone
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03-16-2010 12:48 PM
I ran the Atlantic City poker run last year in my 05' 25 Baja Outlaw 496HO, had a great time and I am going to run it again this year. Very few people will make you feel the way you feel at these runs, but there are also alot of people, regaurdless of the boat, that will focus on the common interest instead. Dave, the club pres. will make you feel welcome and right at home at any of these events. My wife and I and our 25 Outlaw felt welcome at the AC poker run where you had boats from a Baja 240 Sport to 50' Nortechs. You should be enjoying these event as I do, hey if someone doesn't want to talk to me because I have a 25ft Baja, then I see it as their loss. I'm looking foward to the Black Jack Poker run, it's gonna be great. Stan
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03-16-2010 12:58 PM
Hey Live, up at the Boyne Thunder run(July 9-11) the last couple years, we do a 2 stage start! Smaller less fast boats go out 1st & get a start so they don't end up 2 far behind at lunch & all the other going's on!! Other than the rough water the last couple years, think it works pretty good!! Come on up & give us a try!
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03-16-2010 01:04 PM
Too me poker runs are ok, I enjoy meeting and talking to the people more than the actual run itself. We do alot of group runs with Bad Influence Offshore, pic a desination, meet there and see what happens. I guess I perfer the "non-formal" type of boating or just taking my family to the beach! A day of boating with my son is priceless!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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03-16-2010 02:09 PMYou don't even have a boat my brother....
Just ask Stecz how I pointed out to the interviewer how he didn't have a boat either, when I pointed to the empty slip next to me while he was bustin my ballz in the background of my interview... It truely was a classic!
Plus, when crowd consists of guys like you and Stecz, I'd rather make new friends!
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03-16-2010 02:59 PM
Don't feel bad man, I used to get dusted myself in my 38 TS Top Gun! Haha, the key is to have a few buddies to cruise the run with. I do that in the Skater as well, since I prefer to fill it with gas, and run it as much as possible if I'm going to the trouble to get it there.
I'm still not even close to the fastest, but that isn't my goal. I like being able to cruise at 100mph, without pushing my equipment too hard, and without scaring the hell out of my passengers, so that's why I got a cat. If the sole intention is to be the first to the card stop, or just do the first card stop & return, it just doesn't seem worth the time & effort to bring the boat for me since we don't live close to most of the good runs.
You should be having fun with whatever you brought, even if you're not docked up front, or in the top 5 to the first stop. Just bring a fun crew with you, and enjoy the run however you like, then you won't be disappointed.
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03-16-2010 03:22 PMLast one to the stop gets to leave when he wants. Everyone on the inside waits.
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03-16-2010 03:40 PM
We have always have a great time and always have some good friends along for the ride. I actually prefer parking behind the dumpsters , this way its easier to get out first . It never about having the badest boat or being first to the card stop its all about the ride.
Me and my little engine that could at the 08 NYC run approaching the Tap. 3 hours at WOT.
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03-16-2010 08:35 PMMahopac Marina
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03-16-2010 08:48 PM
29 Formula never felt on the outside at any NJPPC event have done the AC run twice.One ran the offshore route and held my own.Can't do it this year but will do the under 30 run.Do the Hudson run great time.
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