The Palms poker room is starting a $7,000 bi-weekly freeroll. Only 20 hours of live play is required to qualify for a seat in a single table satellite. First and second place winners of the single table satellites will receive $100 and a chance to play for $5,000. In the past they have averaged 20 players. Players with 40 hours of live play will receive a second entry into the satellites.
Diamond Flush Drawings daily: Players making a diamond flush are entered into a drawing each morning at 9 a.m. Four winners will receive $100 each. Players have 24 hours to collect their winnings. Progressive high hand jackpots are also offered with royal flushes paying $599.
The Palms spreads $3-$6 Omaha/8 with a half-kill and high hand jackpots daily: Players earn $1 per hour in comps 24 hours a day. The Palms poker room can host your next poker event. Just contact poker room manager, Joe Sartori. For more information see the Palms ad in this issue of Poker Player Newspaper.
Harvey's Lake Tahoe to Host the Sierra Poker Classic: This World Series of Poker satellite event runs from April 2 through April 11. The event list includes mostly no-limit events with the exception of a limit Omaha/8, a crazy pineapple/8 and a ladies no-limit event. The main event begins April 10 with a $1,500 buy-in. Entries for all other events are $200-$300. Second chance tournaments will run nightly from April 2-10 at 7 p.m. with a $200 buy-in. Mega-satellites will run daily from April 2-8 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. with a $230 buy-in.
The tournament staff includes Casino Manager Steve Schorr, Cardroom Manager Vince Contaxis and Tournament Director Janis Sexton. Harvey's is offering a great mid-week room rate of $44 and a weekend rate of $104. For more information contact the poker room or see their ad in this issue of Poker Player Newspaper.
Check out the new Poker Room at the Gold Coast. The location may have changed but the same great action hasn't changed. The new room is spreading $2-$4 and $4-$8 limit hold 'em with full blinds and half kill, $1-$2 no-limit hold 'em with a $100 buy-in, and $4-$8 Omaha high. The Gold Coast boasts the lowest rake in town at only $3 on all games. Take a seat in the daily $40 buy-in hold 'em tournament at 2 p.m. For more information on the Gold Coast poker room see their ad in this issue of Poker Player Newspaper.
Debbie Burkhead is a long time poker player, writer and sales rep for Poker Player. You may contact Debbie at PokerMs@aol.com.
