Graton Casino (Rohnert Park, CA)
Let's see if the hype continues
Is this a new era for poker in Sonoma County?
Let's talk about it(well most of it)here. How much of the player pool know about 2+2?
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I am thinking of heading up to Graton For Presidents Day weekend when they have the World Series of poker on.
Anyone know if the big O game they regularly have is limit or pot limit?
I am thinking of heading up to Graton For Presidents Day weekend when they have the World Series of poker on.
Anyone know if the big O game they regularly have is limit or pot limit?
It's limit: $6/$12 with a 2/3 kill to $10/$20. It typically only goes on Friday and Saturday, but they often have enough players for two games and sometimes three.
Thanks for sharing 🙏 interesting format
Sucks that it’s limit though, maybe I’ll ask them to start a pot limit list too. I’ll have a couple friends with me and hopefully with WSOP in town there’s enough interested
How did the remodel turn out for the poker room?
Or was nothing changed?
I played in the new room today and while it’s clean and nice, I was annoyed with a few things:
1. Lack of food service - no food menu, restaurant across the way frowns upon to go orders, food court is a bit of a walk (doesn’t management want ppl to eat at the tables so they keep playing???)
2. Break time away from the table - it’s 15 mins but not really enforced? Tables are 8 handed now and we mostly had 3 people walking all day.
3. The silly $5 progressive betting - annoying disk where you put your bet was in the way of the cards getting pitched to me, getting to spin the wheel slows down the game (floor has to come over etc). Made the room feel like we were gambling at the poker table rather than playing poker. I know ppl will say that fuels people’s gambling juices but I never thought this room was lacking in action.
I frankly liked the old room better
