Came in on a Saturday night with only 2 tables of 1/3 NL going and had to wait for an hour for a seat. Suck out city.... Read More
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It's sad! Great potential but they just don't care or understand poker...is more than what's on a spreadsheet. Poker... Read More
Tonight, I went to check in & I was on the wait list. The 2 Chinese soups were chatting and I couldn't get a word in... Read More
Too many of the new chairs are failing. Dealer chairs too. Management needs to update the furnishings. Put a high... Read More
It is terrible, you cannot play tables higher than 2/5 NLH, the 5/10+ games have been privatized by a group of... Read More
Poker in DC & Baltimore
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A wave of optimism has hit DC and Baltimore poker players, sparked by 2013’s grand opening of the Maryland Live! poker room. The stakes are unlimited at this 50-table venue, as poker room management are willing to spread anything if demand arises. Horseshoe Baltimore's 23-table room opened in the summer of 2014 and provided more poker options, while MGM National Harbor has been a hit with area players since its December 2016 grand unveiling. Its room has 46 tables, including a high-limit area with 8 tables and 2 more in a semi-private poker salon. Hollywood Casino in Perryville also serves DC and Baltimore players with dependable tournament and cash-game action. Online poker is not legal in Washington DC or Maryland, but who knows? Anything could develop with such a thriving poker industry in the state.
