A Mother’s Day Slot Tournament takes place from May 18-20 at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino.The top prize is $8,500 cash or free play, and prizes will be awarded down to 250th place. Grand Sierra Resort in Reno contact details. Formerly Bally's until 1992. Sold again in 2005 changing name from the Reno Hilton to Grand Sierra Resort on June 23rd. Grand Sierra Resort and Casino: GSR Poker Room - See 640 traveler reviews, 104 candid photos, and great deals for Reno, NV, at Tripadvisor.

View the latest Reno casino events, tournaments and competitions on the Grand Sierra Resort casino floor. 1 800 648 5080 My Club Grand. Grand Sierra Resort and Casino hosts No-limit Texas Holdem events every day at 11 am and 6:30 pm. The buy-in for both tournaments is $25, with $20 re-buys available all the way through level 4. The buy-in for both tournaments is $25, with $20 re-buys available all the way through level 4.

The schedule for the first-annual State of Nevada Poker Championships in Reno, Nevada, at the Grand Sierra Resort has recently been announced, and the 32-event series will run Sept. 25-Oct. 5.
Three events will run per day during the series at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. There will be 11 State Championships — one per day and always taking place in the 11-a.m. timeslot. The buy-ins for the State Championships are all $400 with the exception of the $1,000 no-limit hold’em State Championship and the $200 ladies State Championship sponsored by the Ladies International Poker Series. In addition to first-place prize money, winners of State Championship events will receive a Card Player Cruise for two to Mexico. All other non-State Championship events are no-limit hold’em and have buy-ins ranging from $120-$340.
A complete schedule of events can be found in the Schedule and Results section under the Tournaments tab on CardPlayer.com.
Grand Sierra offers poker room rates for as low as $30 a night. For more information, contact the Grand Sierra poker room at (775) 789-2000.

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I played the nightly tournament on a Thursday. When I arrived at GSR, it was about 5pm, and the poker room had 1 table going, their Thursday night Limit Omaha H/L. There was a bit of a 'situation' happening between a regular, and the floor man. The floor had picked up the regular's chips as he'd gone to dinner, and previously they had 2 tables going and had to break one to keep the game going. All pretty standard, and the floor handled the unreasonably grumpy regular quite well. The Floor also apologized to the table, and those of us bystanders for the way the unreasonable regular was behaving. He also handled the regular with patience and courtesy, despite the regular raising his voice and being rude.

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The tournament was fun, full of regulars who know each other by name and by style of play. $25 tourney is really a $45 with unlimited rebuys. Tons of chips on the table after break, probably 45 buy ins from 17 players. I bubbled the tournament, twice this same trip!(two different casinos) But it's a fun game with interesting people and courteous staff. John the dealer was great! Called me 'Nebraska' the whole night, as I'm from there, and was wearing a Husker pullover.

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Complimentary food, drinks, etc were all quite good.
The only negative is that cell service in the poker room is nearly non-existent. No charger locations or USB ports in the room. But that's pretty nit picky.