Reviews on Poker Rooms in Saint Louis, MO - River City Casino & Hotel (149 reviews), Ameristar Casino Resort Spa St. Charles (189 reviews), Lumiere Place Casino (186 reviews), Hollywood Casino St. Louis (123 reviews), DraftKings at Casino Queen (77 reviews), Nightshift Bar and Grill (8 reviews), HoteLumiere at the Arch (157 reviews), Friday's South (12 reviews). Hollywood Casino St. Louis has reopened its poker room. Ten tables with Plexiglas dividers are available for play and games are 7-handed. No food in the poker room, and masks are required. Only cash games are being offered right now.

Casino Magic - Bay St Louis, MS. Casino Magic Bay St Louis Hotels Casino Magic Bay Saint Louis has two hotels for a total of nearly 500 rooms. Casino Magic Inn, which is located across the parking lot from the casino (next to the RV park), has approximately 200 rooms and an outdoor swimming pool. Room rates are generally lower here than in the. The Hollywood Casino Bay St Louis Poker Room industry, you could find online sportsbooks bringing buses outfitted with laptops right up to sporting events to register players for their real money betting sites. This ended in the early 2000s with the arrest and indictment of some of. Information and Reviews about Hollywood St. Louis Poker Room in Maryland Heights, including Poker Tournaments, Games, Special Events and Promotions.

Following the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, Casino Magic was re-themed and opened as Hollywood Casino in August, 2006.The resort is situated on 600 acres of secluded, wooded, bay-front land. The property's amenities include a casino, a hotel, four restaurants, an rv park, and an on-site award winning golf course. Hollywood's setting and amenities contribute to a relaxed and intimate environment perfect for vacationers, golfers, families, and seniors.

Location: Bay St Louis, Mississippi

Bay St Louis is a seaside town about 30 miles west of Biloxi, so it is a bit remote from most of the other resorts. It is also just 40 miles east of New Orleans, making it one of the closest of the Mississippi Gulf coast casinos to the Crescent City.

The property is a bit off the beaten pathbut it is easy to find thanks to prominent signage along Beach Blvd (US-90), which leads you off onto a side road past a school and some handsome residences, and then onto the resort's 600 acres of wooded land on the Bay of St Louis. The natural setting you encounter drivingonto the resort and past the quaint wooden golf-cart bridges is pleasant and relaxing.

The centerpiece of Hollywood Bay St Louis is the casino and adjoining hotel tower. Here you will find most of the resort's attractions including the restaurants, a swimming pool and sun deck, gift shop, entertainment complex, and meeting space. The rv park is located across the parking lot from the main building, with the golf course spread throughout much of the rest of the land.

Ownership

Hollywood is owned by Penn National Gaming, Inc., which also owns the Boomtown Casino in Biloxi, Hollywood Tunica, as well as other casinos and racetracks across the country.

Lodging @ Hollywood Bay St Louis

The hotel was built in 2002 and it has 290 rooms. The 14-story tower is located adjacent to the casino and includes such amenities as an outdoor swimming pool with sundeck, nice views of the bay and countryside, free high-speed internet in every room, plus meeting and banquet space.

Our impression: The room was attractive and its newness was quite evident. It was equipped with a coffee maker, hair dryer, ironing equipment, cable with pay per view movies and games, free Wi-Fi, and a fine assortment of shampoos and lotions.

It is not ultra-high end, but the rooms are quite nice, new, and very comfortable.We have also found it to be very reasonably priced.

Hollywood RV Park - over 100 concrete pads with full hook-up including cable television and wireless internet, a pavilion, bathhouse, and 24-hour security.

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Gambling at Hollywood Casino Bay St Louis

There are over 1200 machines including the latest slots and video poker (including bartop games). Table games include black jack, roulette, craps, Pai Gow, Texas Hold'em Bonus, and Three Card Poker. There is also a 6 table poker room with tournaments scheduled most days.

The casino is decorated in a glitzy theme with some movie memorabilia.

Club Hollywood Join the player club to earn cash benefits, comps, and partake in special promotions.

Dining @ Hollywood Bay St Louis

Hollywood Casino Bay St Louis features four restaurants including an all-you-can-eat buffet.

The Epic Buffet Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, plus Sunday Brunch.

Bogart's Steakhouse - Specializes in steaks and Gulf seafood.

The Bridges Clubhouse Grill - If you are playing golf, or just want to take a walk, this grill features casual, affordable breakfast and lunch fare such as appetizers, soups, burgers, and sandwiches overlooking the 18th green.

Jackpot Java is located in the casino lobby. They feature pastries, drinks, salads, sandwiches, and hot dogs at a walk-up counter. Open 24-hours.

Entertainment, Recreation, Relaxation, Etc.

Headliners The resort frequently hosts concerts and shows by big name stars. See our entertainment calendar for upcomings acts.

Shaker's Martini Bar - Open daily, serving celebrity martinis.

Stage Bar Features free live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights.

Golf - Hollywood Casino BSL is the only Gulf Coast casino resort with a golf course on-site. The Bridges is an Arnold Palmer designed, 160 acre, 18 hole par 72 course with 21 wooden bridges and 17 lakes among lush wetlands and woods. The facilities also include a clubhouse with a retail shop, bar and grill, plus an extensive practice facility. A variety of hotel and golf packages are available.

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Swimming Pool There is an outdoor pool and sundeck located next to the hotel with a cabana bar.

Parking - Patrons will find ample free outdoor parking and valet.

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'It's still sinking in...' Kevin Garosshen told HPT Tournament Director Jeremy Smith after taking down the Heartland Poker Tour (HPT) Hollywood St. Louis $1,650 Main Event for $131,184 and a $3,500 Championship Package. Garosshen bested Brent Cunningham in heads-up action after a lengthy final table, and the Las Vegas, Nevada native said about his victory, 'I didn't come in with a top stack, and there were a lot of solid players at the final table. I just ran pretty hot, picked my spots pretty well, and it worked out.'

Garosshen, who now boasts over $430,000 in career tournament earnings according to Hendon Mob, was able to overcome a tough final table that included a pair of WSOP Bracelet winners in Kyle Cartwright and Brett Apter. 'Once Brett got out, he was the best player with four left. Once I won the flip versus him, it was steadily uphill from there. It would've been really tough if Kyle or Brett made heads-up, because they're some of the best.'

'Potter', as he was affectionately called by guest commentator Jerod Smith throughout the HPT's Twitch stream, thanked his friends and family after his victory in just his second-ever HPT Main Event, and added, 'It still feels kinda crazy!'

Lucas Tae was the first player to exit the final table, finding himself on the wrong end of a flip. Tae's jacks couldn't hold against the Big Slick of chip leader Austin McCormick, who continued his dominating run that started with two tables remaining on Day 2. His fellow St. Charles, Missouri native Neil Patel left next, his ace-five bested by the ace-eight of Kyle Cartwright. Cartwright had a hand in the next bustout as well, as Brian Reeder got his last ten or so big blinds in preflop with pocket sixes. Cartwright was waiting in the big blind with pocket queens, however, and Reeder exited in seventh.

McCormick's hot run finally came to an end in sixth, after a pivotal hand that changed the entire dynamic of the final table. McCormick attempt to run a three-barrel bluff against the start of the day short stack Laura Hoppe, but Hoppe called down with top pair, top kicker, sending her soaring into the chip lead and leaving McCormick as one of the shorter stacks. He managed to find a few ladders up the pay chart, before jamming jack-nine into Cartwright's ace-king preflop. McCormick found no help on the board to end his second HPT St. Louis final table two spots shy of his fourth-place showing last August.

From there, the chip lead bounced back and forth between the quintet for a few hours, with Cartwright, Brent Cunningham and Brett Apter all spending time as the short stack, while Kevin Garosshen and Hoppe stayed near the top of the counts. After the dinner break, Garosshen, Hoppe and Apter all held over 35 big blinds, while Cartwright and Cunningham were down to under fourteen big blinds. The two short stacks found themselves battling soon after play resumed, and Cartwright's ten-nine couldn't overcome Cunningham's ace-eight in a blind versus blind confrontation. Cartwright, who won a WSOP Bracelet in 2014 in a $1,000 No Limit Hold'em event, lost his last crumbs shortly after to finish in fifth-place, leaving him with $28,233 to take home to Tennessee.

The other WSOP Bracelet winner at the table would be the next to exit, as the 2019 WSOP $1,500 Shootout Bracelet winner fell victim to Hoppe. Apter flopped top pair with ace-king, but Hoppe's ace-ten flopped top two, and Apter put all but around half a big blind of his stack in on the river. Hoppe called with the best hand, and although Apter managed to spin his stack back up to around seven big blinds, he fell in a flip to Garosshen to exit in fourth.

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Hoppe's magical day would be the next to end, however, as Cunningham spiked a three-outer to take a chunk of chips from Hoppe. A few hands later, Hoppe tried to bluff Garosshen on a coordinated board, but Garossen made the call with second pair to leave Hoppe short. She got her last five big blinds in with ace-eight, but Cunningham was waiting with kings and sent Hoppe, a NASA Engineer, home short of heads-up action.

Heads-up action was a short-lived affair, as Garosshen steadily ground Cunningham down to around fifteen big blinds. Cunningham tried to steal over a Garosshen button open. Garosshen held ace-ten and called, and Cunningham couldn't hit with his ten-deuce to send the Colorado food truck operator home a little over $80,000 richer.

When asked what his plans for the money where, Garosshen beamed and said, 'I'm definitely going to fire a lot more events now; maybe fire some more HPT stuff. It's definitely gone well!'

That concludes our coverage of the HPT St. Louis Main Event. The HPT's next stop is a Mini Series in Toledo, Ohio from March 5th through the 15th.