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The Arena Poker Room™
Home of the Arizona State Poker Championship
The Arena Poker Room is Arizona’s largest poker room and features the highest limits in the state.
With 47 tables and games going 24/7, you’ll find the best poker action here. Get in on Hold'em, Omaha, 7-Card Stud and more while being surrounded with 16 big screen TVs showing your favorite sports games.
Each August, players from around the world come here for the Arizona State Poker Championship and play for a million dollar prize pool.
On top of that, there are tournaments almost every day and plenty of jackpots and giveaways happening all the time.
Poker room features:
- Open 24/7
- Nonsmoking room
- Valet parking available
- Food and drink specials for players
- Table-side massage, starting at $15
Games:
- Hold'em
- Stud
- Omaha
- Limit, Spread Limit
- No-Limit Tournaments
- Mixed Games
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Regular Poker Tournament Schedule
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Weekday Mornings Tournament
Mondays - Thursdays
10:15am
No-Limit Hold'em
$125 Buy-In
10,000 Chips
Limited to 100 entries/re-entries
$200 Weekend Tournaments
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays
10:15am
No-Limit Hold'em
$200 Buy-In
15,000 Chips
Limited to 100 entries/re-entries
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Police and agents from the Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) raided five poker establishments including private poker clubs and a poker supply shop in Phoenix last Thursday. The clubs mainly offered low stakes tournament games.
A statement released by the ADG explained that this was “a combined effort to pursue concerns over alleged illegal gambling operations throughout Phoenix.”
Poker equipment, chips, eleven tables and a total of $5k in cash was confiscated. Two people were arrested on charges not related to poker. The police collected personal details from players and staff with a view to possible prosecutions.
Club owners argue that poker is not illegal in Arizona, but the ADG disagrees. Theoretically, it is legal to play poker with friends, as long as there is no profit being made by anyone arranging the game, including from the sale of food and drink.
The accusation is that the clubs that were raided have in some way flouted these rules to make a profit.
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The establishments raided include AZ Poker Supply, Cracked Aces, Joker Social Club, Pocket Rockets and Poker Play.
The clubs have become attractive venues for players dissatisfied with the alternatives which involve playing at licensed casinos on tribal lands. Poker activist, Howard Lee—who was himself convicted of felonies related to running poker games in 2012—argues that the tribal poker games are over priced, with pots automatically skimmed to fund a jackpot, and carry a high rake.
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Fellow activist John Schnaubelt maintains a website of poker clubs, PhoenixPokerClubs.com, but is accused by some of their owners of waging a campaign to close them down. Schnaubelt defends himself with the argument that once poker players have nowhere to go and are forced to play only the tribal games, they will put political pressure on the state and municipal government to create legal venues.