Ohio Poker Tournaments
The annual Dinner & Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament is a great way to get out of the house for an evening, enjoy a great dinner, and compete with your fellow dealers to see who has the best luck making it to the final table. Space is limited for the tournament so register early.
- Some of the world’s highest ranked Poker players have come from Ohio, and one such player who has taken some massive cash prizes from Poker Tournaments held all over the world is David Edward Reese, or as you may know him as, Chip Reese, he originated from Centerville in Ohio and is one of the great legends of the Poker world who sadly died back in 2007.
- Meet local Poker faces to test your hand against in games and tournaments of Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Seven-card stud and other popular variants. We specialize in Low buy in Tournament play, with cash games afterwards! Here is a link to our latest Friday Night Poker Results spreadsheet.
- Ohio has a total of 6 live poker rooms in the state with a good amount of both cash game action and tournaments. Ohio’s casinos offering poker are first rate and run by several world class casino operations such as the Hollywood Casino and the Horseshoe Casino, ensuring players will not only enjoy great poker but first class treatment as well.
Poker in Ohio
Special Events in Ohio
Live Poker Rooms in Ohio
- Deep Stack Poker & Card Room (Hilliard, OH)
- Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH)
- Hollywood Casino Columbus (Columbus, OH)
- Hollywood Casino Toledo (Toledo, OH)
- JACK Cleveland Casino (Cleveland, OH)
- Mansfield Gemini Poker Club (Ontario, OH)
- Ruggles Blue (West Chester, OH)
- Shark Tank Poker Club (Columbus, OH)
- The Ruggles Club (Beavercreek, OH)
Ohio Poker Information
The mecca for poker players in Ohio is found in the capital — Columbus. More high-quality action can be found around the major settlements of Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Toledo. Big gaming brands ensure that Ohio’s poker rooms provide Vegas-style action alongside exceptional customer service. The state boasts many Hollywood Casinos, which combine to run a big tournament series designed to find the best player in Ohio. Online poker is not available in the state, so mouse-clicking visitors should be aware of the rules at each individual live venue. Most important, many of Ohio’s poker rooms state that the edge of your cards constitutes the official betting line. Any chips moved beyond this point are counted as binding bets.
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Here is the complete schedule of daily poker tournaments in the Columbus area, including North Columbus and SW Columbus. Click on any tournament for comprehensive information and details including buy-ins, admin fees, starting chips, blind structures, days run, and more. You can also filter or sort this list by location, game type, buy-ins, day, and even time of day, to customize your search.
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