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Poker Table & Combination Dining & Poker Tables on Sale at Diamondback Billiards. Call 480-792-1115 to learn all about fabric, finishes and pricing. There aren't any craps tables or roulette wheels, other than the electronic version of both games. Talking Stick's poker room, (called the 'Arena Poker Room') is the by far the largest in Phoenix, with 47 tables. It plays host to a number of tournaments, big and small, including the Arizona State Poker Championship. To complement the cash tables, Arizona poker players will be able to participate in online poker tournaments, again, the stakes/ buy-ins will range from low buy-in's too high, and this applies not only to regular tournaments but also sit'n'go and satellite tourneys. Our Arena Poker Room is home to the Arizona State Poker Championship, featuring a prize pool of over $1,000,000 every August. Join a poker tournament - see full schedule.
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A poker room that calls itself 'the premiere private poker club in the Phoenix area' was raided by the state Department of Gaming and city police on Thursday.
Beyond wonderland time slots 2018 las vegas. According to a report from azcentral.com, police arrested five people after arriving at the establishment with search warrants. Authorities reportedly investigated the poker club for a year. Police said that those arrested are looking at charges for operating an illegal gaming facility, racketeering and promotion of illegal gambling.
Poker Union said on its website that it's a members-only venue that 'strives to promote the fun and entertainment of poker in a social gaming environment.' The club had an afternoon $2-$5 no-limit hold'em game. It held weekly freerolls, high hand bonuses, and also sent players to the annual World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
'We will champion the cause of the Poker Players Alliance that poker is a sport; a game of skill more than mere chance or dumb luck, and not gambling in the same vein as other casino games where the house has an active stake and decidedly advantageous odds,' the website said. 'Poker was played in Arizona long before casinos took over the game and claimed it as their own. It is time we take back what has always been ours and reclaim a game enjoyed around the world by men and women of every age, race and creed.'
The Phoenix area is home to eight poker rooms at tribal casinos. There are more than 100 poker tables between the casinos. Commercial casinos aren't allowed in the state.
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