Las Vegas Wynn Poker The Wynn Casino And Resort is the tallest building in Nevada, let alone the Las Vegas skyline. The entire establishment is luxury at its finest as only Wynn – who also owns the Bellagio – can accomplish. Everything that Steve Wynn does best is included in this hotel and casino.

That includes the Wynn’s poker cardroom. The room has the easiest access around as it is located a few feet from the parking garage. The 26 tables found in the room offer players beautiful felt tops and the dealer’s automatic shufflers.

While the Wynn poker room seems smaller than some of the other casino’s, it is still well proportioned and easy to get around. Tableside food and drink service are available, and for those players who have to wait for a seat at one of these tables, they can do so in the comfort of their hotel room while monitoring the in-house poker station on the television. Other amenities available at this poker card room include professional massage for $1.00 per minute, and a $1.00 per hour comp for every raked game and $1.50 per hour comp for time games.

Wynn Poker Games

Limits

While the comps and other amenities at the Wynn are all well and good, players are going to enjoy the variety of poker play available. The No Limit Texas Hold’Em tables have stakes with $1/$3 blinds with a $100 buy-in, $2/$5 with $200 buy-in, and $5/$10 blind with $500 buy-in. There are no maximum buy-in caps which is beneficial for high rollers. The usual blinds of $4/$8, $8/$16, $15/$30 and $30/$60 are available for the Limit Texas Hold’Em tables. Mixed games, such as H.O.R.S.E. usually goes with s $10/$20 blind and that also go for other poker variations where there are enough people interested to cover the spreads.

Tournaments

Wynn’s poker card room holds three weekly No Limit Texas Hold’Em tournaments. Tuesday and Thursday’s tourneys start at noon with a $300 +$30 and $300 + $300 buy ins respectively, and Fridays games start at 3pm with a $500 + $30 buy-in. Thursday’s event has a rebuy/add-on option. All of the tournaments have a single table satellite option that starts at 8am. Currently there are plans to get a major tournament event offered at the casino.

The Wynn Classic runs annually from the end of February through the middle of March. There is a $10,000.00 buy-in to the main event and players should keep an eye on the Wynn website for information on the tournament and satellite qualifiers.

The spread of games at the Wynn card room is good for players of all skill levels and bankrolls. Competition ranges from the casual tourist to the professional poker player and the waiting time at the tables could be anywhere from fifteen minutes to over an hour.