Poker room offers at Station Casinos
If you're in Las Vegas and play poker, it pays to sign up to the Station Casino's player's club.
We preferred the old Boarding Pass card to the new My Card, but that's just cosmetic. Either way, we received a flier in the mail for $10 off our next buy-in of $100.
Just two hours of play is necessary before claiming the $10, so it's basically $5 an hour to play a few hands.
The offer is good through Sept. 30.
You may already know about Station's Bad Beat Jumbo Hold'em Progressive, which starts at $150,000 at quad 10s beaten, then the hand requirement reduces every week until someone gets the beat.
And when it happens, everyone playing poker in every Station casino shares in the progressive... with a minimum of $200.
(This is aside from the in-house bad beat jackpot of $10,000 for Aces full of 10s beaten.)
Another offer is $250 for every royal flush.
And, in addition to the regular $1/hour comp for playing live poker, you'll receive $3/hour if you play between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m.
Nothing beats playing poker on the Strip, but sometimes it's worth taking a drive to check out the local casinos (Palace Station is the closest Station to the Strip, but our favorites are Red Rock and Green Valley Ranch).
