Sands Casino Bethlehem Poker Tournaments
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The Outlets at Sands Bethlehem, 77 Sands Boulevard, Bethlehem, PA 18015, USA
Tel: +1 877-726-3777
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Sands Bethlehem has consistently been the most successful casino in Pennsylvania, rivaled only by the Parx Casino in Philadelphia in terms of revenue. The Sands casino boasts a 36-table poker room. Poker clubs and rooms in Bethlehem Those who like poker in Bethlehem will find our resource useful as all the info that they might need is gathered in one place. In order to be aware of all the poker events, we keep the list of all operating poker clubs and rooms in Bethlehem and the list of games they host.
Sands Bethlehem is home to a 30-table poker room.
Wide array of action packed games available, including limit and no-limit Texas Hold 'Em; Stud; and Omaha, with limits starting at $3 and $6
Comfortable smoke-free environment
State-of-the-art technology, including 12 plasma televisions, adjustable chairs with wheels for comfort
24-hour table-side dining
Complimentary beverage service
Keep the momentum going with automated shufflers on every poker game
Bad Beat Jackpot available daily. Lose a hand and win big
Massage service
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$1/$2 No Limit Holdem - Buy-in: $60 to $300 Runs: Always
$5/$5 No Limit Holdem - Buy-in: $300 to $1,000 Runs: One or two tables
$2/$5 No Limit Holdem - Buy-in: $200 to $1,000 Runs: One or two tables
$5/$10 No Limit Holdem - Buy-in: $500 to $2,000 Runs: Weekends
$10/$25 No Limit Holdem - Buy-in: $2,000 to $10,000 Runs: 2 times per week
$3/$6 Limit Holdem - Buy-in: $20 to No Max Runs: One or two tables
$5/$10 Limit Omaha 8/b - Buy-in: $50 to No Max Runs: Occasionally
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Thanks to a lawsuit from Sands Bethlehem, an element of the 2017 Pennsylvania gambling expansion law was struck down by the state’s Supreme Court.
The Sheldon Adelson-owned casino sued the state over the element of the legislation that created the Casino Marketing and Capital Development Account.
The state took 0.5 percent of slot tax revenue from each property and put it into that fund. Those funds would be redistributed and given to the state’s poorest performing casinos so that they could spend more on marketing and improve their bottom line.
Sands argued that the due process and equal protection clauses of both the state and U.S. Constitution were violated by the law. The court agreed.
The fund held $21 million at the time the court struck down the law. Now that money will be refunded to the casinos that paid it.
According to the Associated Press, Chief Justice Tom Saylor wrote that the benefit received and the tax burden imposed made the provision unconstitutional.
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In December, the state put a freeze on collecting for this fund. Mount Airy Casino Resort and Preque Isle Downs and Casino were both set to receive the lion’s share of this fund at $4 million each. Three other casinos were going to receive smaller amounts and seven casinos wouldn’t receive anything.