A poker room chain expands its footprint in Texas, the Wynn faces a lawsuit for not acting fast enough, and NFL-themed slot machines are some of the short stacks CardsChat picked up in its latest orbit of poker news. Texas Card House is bringing its cacti and poker chips to Houston March 1. (Image: Texas Card House) Texas Card House is opening a second location in the Houston area tomorrow (March 1). It will be the fifth Texas Card House in the chain.
Poker rooms in Texas operate as as clubs, meaning instead of rake, players pay a membership fee, and then by the hour. Membership fees at Texas Card House can be bought by the day ($10), monthly ($30), or annually ($300). It costs $12 an hour to play at the clubs.
To celebrate, the room is holding a $300 buy-in $100,000 guaranteed tournament starting Friday with two flights. The second two of the four flights continue on Saturday.
(Image: Texas Card House)
Texas Card House also has locations in Austin, Dallas, in the Rio Grande Valley, and Spring, (north of Houston). The rooms are hiring. Free food at Legends in Houston
Legends Poker Room, also in Houston, has stepped-up its complimentary food menu in a big way this week. It looks so good, it might be worth a trip to Houston just to chow down. Players get a free meal every four hours they play.
See what healthy competition does? Look Ma, no prices:
Legends Poker Room has a new free menu. Yum! (Image: Legends)
Do I see chicken braised in duck fat. Duck fat, people. Duck fat. And great, now I’m craving a Banh Mi, extra jalapeños, please.But what the hell is a tobacco onion? Wynn sued A family is suing the Wynn for negligence after a man was left slumping at a blackjack table for 20 minutes after having a heart attack. Relatives of David Jagolinzer say the casino employees contributed to his death by ignoring the convulsing and unconscious man.“(Jagolinzer) remained slumped over on the blackjack table with his arm extended onto the table for an unreasonable amount […]
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