Hey folks, my cousin and I are roadtripping to NYC, we're travelling through Idaho, along I90, and would like to find a casino, with a poker room that spreads plo/nlh 1/2-5/10? Any help is appreciated

If i were you i would Branch off a little and hit the Detroit Casionos

horseshoe hammond in indiana shouldnt be that far from i-90 though i cant confirm. montana has all sorts of casinos but i doubt any of them have good poker rooms. youll pass right by turning stone near syracuse, ny also which is probably your best bet along with hammond

Erie PA has a decent casino, but mostly they will only have 1 - 3 NL, Turning stone in Syracuse is right along the freeway, but I think your best bet is to take 75 north and go extra 40 min to hit Greektown or Motor City in Detroit.

Deadwood, South Dakota has 5 small poker rooms with a $100 bet limit. It is near the Wyoming/South Dakota border.

Ho-Chunk Casino is right off I-90 in Wisconsin near Wisconsin Dells(Exit 92). The poker room is only open 10a-4a...Almost always 1 table of 1/2, and depending on the night(Thursday or Friday) they spread an Omaha game.

This (Horseshoe Hammond) is your best bet for plo, nl holdem and even HORSE games. Top flight poker room.

Diamond JO casino in northwood iowa 15 minutes off I90 on I35, head south !
Great 2-5 NL on friday nights !! otherwise good 1-2 NL games all the time.

Turning Stone is right off I90 in Upstate NY. As an aside I had no idea I90 spanned that far west (perhaps the 'I' should've been a clue).

Starting a little further east, there is a poker room at Presque Isle Downs, near Erie, PA.

As you head west on I-90, just after the last tollbooth in Indiana, take the Indianapolis Blvd. exit (exit 0), turn right, and follow the signs.

Wisconsin: You have a casino just south of Wisconsin Dells (exit 92). There are electronic tables in Madison (take US 12-18 east, it is on your right as you go west on I-90)

Further west, Diamond Jo Worth is about 20 miles south of I-90 on I-35. Two hotels are nearby, other lodging is available on the Minnesota side of the state line in Albert Lea, Austin, and the Rochester area.