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With the booming popularity of televised poker tournaments such as the
World Series of Poker and Celebrity Poker, it seems as though the whole nation
has caught poker fever. Now everyone wants to test his or her mettle in the
casinos. If you're trying to be the next Johnny Chan or Chris Moneymaker,
Atlantic City has plenty of action to get you on your way.
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Atlantic City Poker Room Listing
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Bally's Park Place
Two poker areas: Bally's Poker Parlor on the 6th floor has 20 tables
offering Fifteen Texas Hold ’em games and 5 Stud games. |  |
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Caesars
- Poker
Caesars Poker Arena is located on the first floor,
adjacent to the main entrance. |  |
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Harrah's
- Poker
Harrah's poker room offers 28 tables. Players can
earn comps for poker. LCD TVs with sporting events are shown daily. |  |
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Resorts
- Poker
New poker room opened May 2005 on the Boardwalk side of
the main casino. |  |
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Tropicana
- Poker
Trop Poker Club is open 24 hours a day, seven days a
week. It is a full-service, smoke free, state-of-the-art simulcast facility. |  |
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THE GAMES
The games played in Atlantic City are primarily seven card stud, Omaha, and
Texas Hold`em. These games use structured betting schemes where the bet for each
round has been predetermined.
For example - a typical low-limit game game is 3-6, where the first two bets are
a max of 3 dollars and the last two are a max of 6 dollars. There are also limit
games where the maximum bet per round is capped. Then there's the Cadillac of
poker; No Limit Texas Hold'em, where anything goes. These tables are becoming
more and more popular in Atlantic City. Every room in town has a low level no
limit game. Borgata has an active high level no limit games to check out.
Atlantic City Poker Tournaments:
On a daily basis the casinos in Atlantic City offer tournaments like you see on
TV. The buy ins range from $20 all the way to $500.
Click above for schedules;
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