The staff and the dealers are great. The food is also very delicious...The action on the tables are great...They also... Read More
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This has to be the worst card room I have ever experienced. Most of the floors are extremely rude and neglectful of... Read More
I hear there is a Casino coming to the Kings Mountain area, but the Card Room is a year or two away. Maybe then... Read More
After being open only 4 months, and dealing with all the start up issues with any business, and on top of that all of... Read More
No thanks ... going to play at Chasers in Salem, New Hampshire. Or or perhaps Boston Billiards. Filling this space... Read More
Poker in Appalachia
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The Appalachian section of West Virginia (5 rooms) and North Carolina (1) is endowed with more than 70 poker tables. Apart from their obvious function of giving local players access to a wide range of different cash games and tournaments, these venues are very friendly and renowned as being ideal for socialites. Only live play is permissible in Appalachia due to a lack of regulated online poker. In addition to the typical live hold’em offering, this is one of the growing U.S. areas for pot-limit Omaha and mixed-game poker.
