And only 6 at Choctaw. We will see if Saturday has the same results.

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Winstar is pretty much good volume always, only exception being weekdays. I know they (Choctaw) don't accurately update Bravo when the series is going on as they are having the cash games in that back conference room area. They wait list with a marker board and it seems they kind of update Bravo "every so often." Saturday prob picking up around early afternoon there will be an absurd amount of great cash games at Choctaw.

Check out the "Grand Opening" promo on Feb. 9th.

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Anyone have a structure sheet for the Saturday $175 deepstack tournament?

I have never even seen a structure sheet for the Saturday Deep stack, I doubt they have them available. I heard that they removed a few levels, so the tournament begins at 11 am and ends closer to 9 pm than 12 pm

Went up there and got one. Levels are as follows (SB,BB,Ante) @ 30 minutes each with 20,000 starting stack:

1) 50-100
2) 100-200
3) 150-300-25
4) 200-400-50
5) 300-600-75
6) 400-800-100
7) 500-1000-100
8) 600-1200-200
9) 800-1600-200
10) 1000-2000-300
11) 1200-2400-300
12) 1500-3000-400
13) 2000-4000-500
14) 2500-5000-500
15) 3000-6000-1000
16) 4000-8000-1000
17) 5000-10000-2000
18) 6000-12000-2000
19) 8000-16000-3000
20) 10000-20000-4000
21) 15000-30000-5000
22) 20000-40000-5000
23) 25000-50000-10000
24) 30000-60000-10000

There is a 10-minute break every 4 levels and a 30-minute dinner break after level 12.

Hope this helps!

Does anyone know how the Winstar $175 Saturday Deep Stack compares to the Choctaw $180 Saturday tournament in terms of softness, field size, expected prize pool, etc... I've only ever played tournies at Choctaw, so just trying to get an idea of which one to go with when Choctaw isn't hosting a bigger event.

Winstar usually gets 100-200 entrants, vs. Choctaw's 70-80.

Both fields are incredibly weak with mostly recreational players that have no idea about sizing, ranges, & value betting. These structures are incredibly fast also, so if your short stack push/fold game is strong....you'll have a large edge against most of the field.

The Choctaw tourney has a few extra levels and amazingly can run until 8 or 9 pm.

How are the PLO games at Winstar?

I will be moving to Dallas in a few months and that is my preferred live game.

They have a 2/5 PLO game that runs on Fri & Sat that is pretty big (average stack is 2K).

They also run between 1 and 3 tables of 1/2/5 mix (round of hi & hi/lo), that are fun & soft when they aren't filled with geriatrics.

Anyone have a guess of how many runners the Presidents' Day river main will get? 500?

About tree fiddy

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Loch Ness monster?

Do you happen to know what the minimum buyin is for this game?

$200-$500 I believe

while i am sure the newly remodeled room is a considerable upgrade from the old one, i will miss the grit and grim of the no frills sparsely appointed former home. While not my regular casino I have played many a session at this venue and felt the overall feel of the room was perfectly suited for where is was at in the country perhaps its just a sense of nostalgia but speaking as a person who has seen all the remodeling and new vessels that have replaced old ones along the ohio river I long for the days when the rooms look matched the general tone of the indigenious gamblers. Then again I prefer the sawdust joints of my youth to the these modern parlors but what counts is making people feel comfortable to come in and mix it up.

Moving the room even further away from the gaming floor has its pros and cons. I do like the addition of bigger TV’s on the walls and TV’s on the columns in the inner part of the room. I do hope in the future they consider consolidating the 1/2 and 1/3 as I see no reason to segregate the player pool at those stakes.

No way, 1/3 is soooooo much better than 1/2. 1/2 keeps all the nits that buy in for $100 and piss it away $10 at a time there and makes 1/3 so much better. Almost everyone at 1/3 buys in for 200-300 and makes the action a lot better.

^ There's still nits and short stackers that play 1-3

But yeah I don't think they should consolidate 1/2 and 1/3. I think 1/3 is a good intermediate between 1/2 and 2/5.

They should raise the minimum to $200 on the 1-3 and the max on the 2-5 to a $1k.

EVENT#5 $600 NLH (Re-Entry)
Saturday and Sunday, February 17th and 18th at 12 PM
Final is on Monday, February 19th at 1PM Buy in starting February 15th at the Poker Cage
Alternates will be taken through the first six (6) levels of the tournament
40 Minute Levels Day One and 60 Minute Levels Day Two 15,000 starting chips




LEVEL BLIND ANTE
1 50 - 100
2 75 - 150
3 100 - 200
*** 15 Minute Break ***
4 100 - 200 25
5 150 - 300 25
6 200 - 400 50
*** 15 Minute Break ***
7 300 - 600 75
8 400 - 800 100
9 500 - 1,000 100
*** 45 Minute Break ***
10 600 - 1,200 200
11 800 - 1,600 200
12 1,000 - 2,000 300
*** 15 Minute Break ***
13 1,200 - 2,400 300
14 1,500 - 3,000 400
15 2,000 - 4,000 400
*** 15 Minute Break ***
16 2,500 - 5,000 500
17 3,000 - 6,000 500
18 4,000 - 8,000 1,000
*** 15 Minute Break ***
19 5,000 - 10,000 1,000
20 6,000 - 12,000 2,000
21 8,000 - 16,000 2,000

Anyone happen to know when the hotel re-opens the pool?

Website shows this Saturday the 14th.

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Uber/Lyft active in the surrounding area? All I could find was talk of dalls to winstar. I'll be staying 10mins away but enjoy my drinks...