Casino Del Sol offers poker for every skill level and budget. Our poker room features uncapped bad beat jackpots, daily tournaments and the best comp program in Tucson. $1 comp credit for every hour played.
Live games begin at $2-$4 and cap at $75-$150. We also spread $1-2 No Limit seven days a week.
Our friendly staff and great fast-paced action make us the premier place to play poker.
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$20,000 WSOP SEAT FREE ROLL
Free Roll No Limit Hold’Em Tournament
May 6-8, 2010
Thursday & Friday at 7pm, conclusion Saturday at 12pm
$20,000 GUARANTEED
Play 40 hours between March 1 and April 30 to qualify.
1st Place wins a seat to the Main Event!
• Limited to the first 160 qualified and registered players.
• Double hour credit on grave shift, 2am-9am everyday.
• See poker staff for complete details.
$3000 GUARANTEED NO LIMIT HOLD ’EM
TRIPLE CHANCE DEEP STACK
Thursdays in March at 7pm
$85 buy-in (includes $12 entry fee)
No re-buys, includes two $3000 add-ons through round 4
2010 SPRING POKER LEAGUES
Morning Poker League
March & April
Begins March 1, 2010
Monday - Friday at 10am
No Limit Hold’em Tournaments
$200 guaranteed house added cash
$8 Buy in (earlybirds play free)
Free Spring Poker League
February - April
Begins February 28, 2010
Sundays & Tuesdays at 7pm
No Limit Hold’em Tournaments
$1225 Free Roll
LIMITED TO 80 PLAYERS
Cactus Poker League
February - April
Begins February 27, 2010
Mondays at 7pm & Saturdays at 12pm
No Limit Hold’em Tournaments
$1500 Guaranteed
LIMITED TO 100 PLAYERS
DAILY MORNING TOURNAMENTS
Tournaments every Monday-Friday at 10am
Morning Poker League
$200 House Added cash to each morning’s tournament prize pool. Each Tournament has an $8 Buy-in. $5 Re-buys through the first three rounds. Optional $5 add-on after the third round. All re-buy monies are added to the prize pool. Top 5 places paid for all events. Top 20 receive points toward End of Month Bonus Events.
March Schedule
Monday thru Friday No Limit Hold’ 'Em at 10am
$1000 GUARANTEED NO LIMIT HOLD’ 'EM
March 31, 2010
Qualify through our Morning Poker League Points Program. Top 50 points earners qualify for the EOM Tournament. Receive Double Bonus points for live play before each morning's event (tournament participation required to receive bonus points). See Poker Room staff for details.
$1500 PRIZE POOL NO LIMIT HOLD 'EM
Sundays at 11am
$20 Buy-in (includes $12 entry fee), $5 re-buys, no add-on. (Based on 50 players)
$50 added per table if less than 50 players
$1500 CACTUS POKER LEAGUE
No Limit Hold’Em
Mondays at 7pm and Saturdays at 12pm
$35 Buy-in ($6 entry fee), no re-buys, no add-on.
$1500 PRIZE POOL NO LIMIT HOLD'EM
Wednesdays at 7pm
$25 Buy-in (includes $12 entry fee), $5 re-buys, $5 add-on (based on 50 players).
$50 added per table if less than 50 players
TRIPLE CHANCE DEEP STACK NO LIMIT HOLD 'EM $3000 PRIZE POOL
Thursdays at 7pm
$85 Buy-in (includes $12 entry fee), no re-buys, includes two $3000 add-ons through round 4.
LIMIT OMAHA H/L
Saturdays at 9am
$15 entry fee, $5 re-buys, $5 add-on.
$200 House Added Cash. Limited to 50 players.
BASKETBALL PROMOTION
Saturdays and Sundays
Win up to $500 per quarter, college and pro games. Win $200 per half and final score. Win $50 per half and final score for reverses.
HIGH HAND
Monday-Friday, 1am-7am, 12:00pm-2:00pm
Promotion runs every hour, selected days and hours only. Hold'Em and Stud games only. High Hand for the hour wins a $50 cash prize. Cash prize may be split. Only one $50 cash prize each hour. If two hour time frame, first place and second place receive $50. Only guests, in games in progress, eligible for that hour's High Hand. See poker staff for complete details.
SPLASH POTS
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 3pm-5pm
Tuesday & Thursday 3pm & 4pm
Every hour, on the half hour we will splash every table in the room with a $50 splash pot. See poker staff for complete details.
HOLD 'EM is a community card game. All of our Hold-em games will be played with nine players, maximum of ten. There is a dealer button and two blinds that rotate clockwise around the table after each hand. Dealer button position is determined by a random one card deal, high card or first ace dealt will receive the button. The first player in front of the button then posts the small blind and the second player in front of the button posts the big blind. The blinds are posted before the dealer begins the deal. Each player receives two down cards as their initial hand; these are called "Hole Cards". This is followed by a betting round beginning with the first person in front of the big blind. The dealer burns a card and deals three community cards face up in the center of the table, this is called "The Flop", followed by a betting round. The dealer burns a card and deals a fourth card face up, this is called "The Turn", followed by a betting round. The dealer burns a card and deals one final card' this is called "The River", followed by a betting round. When betting is complete, the players make the best possible hand using any five-card combination between their hole cards and the board. The players may choose to use only the community cards, this is called "playing the board".
OMAHA is a community card game. All of our Omaha games will be played with nine players, maximum of ten. There is a dealer button and two blinds that rotate clockwise around the table after each hand. Dealer button position is determined by a random one-card deal, high card dealt will receive the button. The first player in front of the button then post the small blind and the second player in front of the button posts the big blind. The blinds are posted before the dealer begins the deal. Each player receivers four down cards as their initial hand; these are called "Hole Cards", a betting round beginning with the first person in front of the big blind follows this. The dealer burns a card and deals three community cards face up in the center of the table, this is called "The Flop", followed by a betting round. The dealer burns and deals a fourth card face up; this is called "The Turn", followed by a betting round. The dealer burns and deals one final card' this is called "The River", followed by a betting round. When the betting is complete, the players make the best possible hand using two of their hole cards and three cards form the community cards in the center of the table.
STUD Seven-card stud is played straight high, straight low, or a combination of both high and low. All of our stud games will be played with seven players, maximum of eight. To start our games, each player receives two cards face down with an additional card face up. There is a betting round followed by a fourth card dealt face up (fourth street), a betting round followed by a fifth round dealt face up(fifth street), a betting round followed by a sixth card dealt face up(sixth street), abetting round followed by a seventh card dealt face down(seventh street). This is the final round of betting. When the betting is complete, all active players must show all their cards face up for the dealer to determine the best hand using any five cards in the hand.
Rick Chaurette leads the team as the Director of Poker at Casino Del Sol. Patrick Alvarez, Ed McDade, Steve Reeves, Sam Tullous, and Ozzy Valencia make up the Shift Supervisory staff.
Our Management Team brings over 80 years of Casino Gaming expertise to our Guests. Team members have worked at many casinos throughout the western U.S. in Arizona, California, Colorado, and Nevada.
Approximately 36 Dealers and 3 Cashier / Chip Runners round out the Poker Staff. We're open 24 / 7 and look forward to introducing ourselves and meeting you.
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