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Originally Posted by skoldpadda
Based on the Bravo page it looks like they are opening in December and currently have plans to spread "a variety of games including NLHE, LHE, and PLO". I messaged the contact listed in the hopes of starting a dialog to encourage spreading mixed games. The phrasing used makes it seem like they are at least considering stud and draw games as well.
This gave me the idea to do the same with my question and I guess I wasn't as excited about the answer I got. The rake will be $7 (plus $2 for a jackpot drop) just like at Cherokee (which I admit should not have been that much of a surprise since it is the same corporation partnering with the same tribe). Reading between the lines, I got the feeling the poker manager, who was the guy that answered also thinks it is ridiculously high.
I responded by asking " Other than Cherokee and soon you guys, I am unaware of any casino in the US charging as high as $7, even Caesars properties. Anybody else, including Caesar's properties charge that much or more?"
His answer was "I have been in Poker for 27 years I do not know of many that charge this rake. Just Hollywood Park in California."
Anyway, no matter who made the decision, my enthusiasm to drive 2 hours and 15 minutes to play here when it opens is not very high anymore.