Poker at Red Rock Casino, Resort & Spa
11011 West Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89135
Webpage
Phone:  (702) 797-7777
Hours of operation:  24/7
Number of tables:  20
Regular Tournaments:  Yes
Games available: texas holdem (limit, no limit), omaha
      

Regularly scheduled tournaments:

Daily:

 10am no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $85 +$15 entry fee, starting chips: 5,000.

Monday:

 6:30pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $50 +$10 entry fee, starting chips: 4,000, , 40 max. players.

Tuesday:

 6:30pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $50 +$10 entry fee, starting chips: 4,000, , 40 max. players.

Wednesday:

 6:30pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $50 +$10 entry fee, starting chips: 4,000, , 40 max. players.

Thursday:

 6:30pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $50 +$10 entry fee, starting chips: 4,000, , 40 max. players.

Sunday:

 6:30pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $50 +$10 entry fee, starting chips: 4,000, , 40 max. players.
 
While we strive to maintain up-to-date and accurate information of regularly scheduled tournaments, poker rooms often change their schedules. Please check with the individual poker room for the latest changes.


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