Poker in Indiana
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- Fort Wayne, IN 46808 Description: If you are looking for Casino Style Gambling the American Legion Post 499 Charity Casino is your place to play every Monday, Wednesday & Sunday. Located in the Gateway Plaza between Save-A-Lots and Break & Run it is the perfect stop whether you are out grocery shopping or playing pool.
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Live Poker Rooms in Indiana
- Ameristar Casino East Chicago (East Chicago, IN)
- Belterra Casino & Hotel (Florence, IN)
- Blue Chip Casino (Michigan City, IN)
- Four Winds South Bend (South Bend, IN)
- Hollywood Casino Indiana (Lawrenceburg, IN)
- Horseshoe Casino Hammond (Hammond, IN)
- Horseshoe Casino Southern Indiana (Elizabeth, IN)
- Indiana Grand Casino (Shelbyville, IN)
- Majestic Star Casino (Gary, IN)
- Tropicana Evansville (Evansville, IN)
Eagles FOE 248, Fort Wayne, IN. Live Poker, Black Jack, Four Card, Texas Holdem, open to public, Sunday-Tuesday-Thursday 930am-12am. Fort Wayne, Indiana 46809. Get Directions (260) 478-2481. To answer your 'how much was the bet' question. The tournament players are donks, not a good experience. Not even poker playing against.
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Indiana Poker Information
Indiana’s poker tournaments are the gleaming gems of the state’s poker scene. The Highland Poker Tour stop in Belterra brings big names of the pro poker tournament circuit face-to-face with local players. Famous faces seen regularly in Indiana include WSOP main-event champion Greg Raymer and WSOP bracelet winner Adam Friedman. WSOP Circuit rings are also on offer at the Horseshoe Hammond, which brings an annual surge of cash to the area. More than $100,000 in first-place prize money is often on the table during these prestigious events. Although online poker is currently not part of the offering in Indiana, the state was the childhood home of Aaron “aejones” Jones, who is now established as one of the most fearsome live and online players in the world.