Other Summer Series - WSOP and Tournament Circut

Orleans, yes. Schedule should be announced soon, per 2/6 OrleansPokerRoom tweet.

Binion's, don't know. Jerry said to "stay tuned" in a 2/4 tweet. Dog Days of Summer schedules were announced 3/13/17 and 3/9/18 on FB, so if it happens we'll know soon.

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03-01-2019 , 04:54 PM

marky147

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Aria just put their schedule up

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03-02-2019 , 12:39 PM

cheyenne13

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Binions say their schedule will be out in April

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03-08-2019 , 12:47 AM

Jack Eight

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Golden Nugget just released the GPS 2019 schedule :
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...2lcEU/htmlview

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03-10-2019 , 08:54 PM

mr_chip72

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I'm not too excited about Binion's seeing as they refused to honour their guarantees in the past year so many will be "boycotting". GN has better tournaments and large fields anyways.

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03-10-2019 , 09:12 PM

Stone Manly

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All I've found so far at The Orleans is the Senior Poker Tour June 15-16, 2019. Hopefully their full schedule should be out soon.

http://seniorpokertour.com/wp-conten...TNLHECHAMP.png

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03-12-2019 , 08:38 PM

TuscaloosaJohnny

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Originally Posted by mr_chip72

I'm not too excited about Binion's seeing as they refused to honour their guarantees in the past year so many will be "boycotting". GN has better tournaments and large fields anyways.

Oh wow. Really?

Not shocked they missed the guarantees (and I assume by a long shot) as that place was dead when I walked in there last summer.

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03-13-2019 , 12:10 AM

ran

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Orleans full schedule was out late March last year (definitely by Apr 16 because I have a download with that date).

Venetian was March 1 last year. Wynn was March 28. I expect everybody's a little later this year since WSOP was later than last year.

WSOP check
Aria check
GN check
PHo draft
Wynn TBD
Venetian big events announced only
Orleans TBD
Binion's TBD

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03-13-2019 , 11:03 AM

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patstap2

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Originally Posted by Jack Eight

Golden Nugget just released the GPS 2019 schedule :
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...2lcEU/htmlview

Special room rates now available on Golden Nugget's website. Use code: POKER19

Weekdays $29, weekends $59, plus 13% tax. Also have to pay $32 resort fee plus 13% tax, per night. (smoking rooms are an additional $63.85 per night)

You may be required to show receipts proving you played in the tournies.

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03-13-2019 , 05:26 PM

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DafarginNuts

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Originally Posted by Stone Manly

All I've found so far at The Orleans is the Senior Poker Tour June 15-16, 2019. Hopefully their full schedule should be out soon.

http://seniorpokertour.com/wp-conten...TNLHECHAMP.png

Placed perfectly between the two WSOP senior events.

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03-15-2019 , 11:31 PM

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akashenk

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Venetian schedule out...

https://www.venetian.com/casino/poke...scps-2019.html

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03-22-2019 , 03:45 PM

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pokerprayer

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Wynn schedule to be released the first week in April

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03-29-2019 , 08:56 PM

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AllInNTheDark

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Binion's with impressive schedule.

Wynn couldn't have picked much worse days for their PLO events.

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03-29-2019 , 09:25 PM

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DafarginNuts

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Originally Posted by AllInNTheDark

Binion's with impressive schedule.

Wynn couldn't have picked much worse days for their PLO events.

Where is link. Cant find anything for binions

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03-30-2019 , 07:56 AM

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AllInNTheDark

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Originally Posted by DafarginNuts

Where is link. Cant find anything for binions

from another thread:

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Originally Posted by UnknownName3

Binion's schedule is released as of an hour ago.
https://twitter.com/JB_BinionsPoker/...30405068034048

Wynn's twitter just released it moments ago.
https://www.visitwynn.com/documents/...?sf210156584=1

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03-30-2019 , 06:05 PM

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EastCoastBalla

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Originally Posted by mr_chip72

I'm not too excited about Binion's seeing as they refused to honour their guarantees in the past year so many will be "boycotting". GN has better tournaments and large fields anyways.

You shouldn't make up lies about Binions dude. I called and spoke to the head person and he told me they haven't had guarantees in their tournaments in 3 years. Last year he told me the main had 250 players and first place was $60,000 or so. And he said they have the best structures with 60,000 in chips and hour levels. 2 starting days and $1100 buy-in.

Sounds like a pretty awesome tournament. In the future stop spreading false information to bring down a pretty nice and affordable tournament series.

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03-30-2019 , 06:17 PM

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DafarginNuts

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Originally Posted by EastCoastBalla

I enjoy playing Binions. I cant figure why the room suffers

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03-30-2019 , 06:45 PM

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salette

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2016 Binions NLH Championship 565$ Gtd $50k
2017 Binions NLH Championship 850$ Gtd $200k
2018 Binions NLH Championship 1,000$ no Gtd
2019 Binions NLH Championship 1,100$ ?

no Guarantees only last year, and ok the structure is very very good but why this inflation ?

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03-30-2019 , 07:50 PM

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marky147

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Originally Posted by salette

Don't think Binions post here, so probably best shooting a question to them on Twitter.

Paul used to be pretty good when he was there, which is prob a reason he's now one of one of top dogs at Aria.

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03-31-2019 , 01:21 PM

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sos41

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I have been a little surprised at the larger buy ins for Seniors events at the Venetian and the Wynn.

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04-01-2019 , 01:28 PM

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michelle227

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Originally Posted by sos41

I have been a little surprised at the larger buy ins for Seniors events at the Venetian and the Wynn.

old people like money as well...

Beyond that, however, I suspect that it is because we are seeing more players over the age of 50 that started playing in the post-Moneymaker era and thus may be in a better financial position or are more accustomed to larger buy-in amounts than some of the Seniors of earlier generations. Entry totals at WSOP have gone up, showing that the current crop of seniors is willing to pay four-figures to enter an event.

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04-01-2019 , 05:44 PM

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Shaydid

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Binions has $550 and $1100 tourneys daily. Does anyone know if they have a room this year, or if they will attempt to play tournaments on the casino floor, as theyve done the past couole of years?

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04-01-2019 , 07:45 PM

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RealMcCoy

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Originally Posted by sos41

I have been a little surprised at the larger buy ins for Seniors events at the Venetian and the Wynn.

Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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Originally Posted by michelle227

+1 I also believe the properties themselves and the clientele they may attract plays a part. I suspect (Just my opinion) that most houses would see a more significant drop in runners if they tried a 4 figure buy in and do much better in the $500 - $600 cap area.

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04-02-2019 , 11:15 AM

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dire wolf

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Originally Posted by Shaydid

Binions has $550 and $1100 tourneys daily. Does anyone know if they have a room this year, or if they will attempt to play tournaments on the casino floor, as theyve done the past couole of years?

I played there last year. The old Poker room was converted to a slot room. Therefore I don't think they have a dedicated space. That said, the turn out last year was decent - in the 70-100 range for most mixed game tournaments. This year the buy-in is greater. Went from $365 to $550. I will probably try one event there to see how it goes

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