| This is a discussion on Lake Tahoe within the online poker forums, in the Poker Rooms section; Anybody play there? Heading up in a couple weeks. Probably just want to play a couple cheap ($40-$115) tournaments. A quick look seems like Harveys, ... |
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| Lake Tahoe Anybody play there? Heading up in a couple weeks. Probably just want to play a couple cheap ($40-$115) tournaments. A quick look seems like Harveys, The Lakeside Inn and Chrystal Bay would qualify. Been to Harveys 20 years ago. I'm sure that's probably the best/biggest poker room up there. Anyone know the other places (or one I haven't thought of)? |
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| re: Lake Tahoe poker Its 72 miles around the lake and a very long though beautiful drive. Most of the South Shore is in California (no gaming). Incline village is on the North Shore where its all gaming is but the casinos suck. All the players stay at State Line on the South shore where all the majors are located. Your good on the South Shore. No need to hit the north Shore unless your doing beach/water stuff, but this time of year the water is a toasty 60 df. |
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Thanks. Will have wife & 19year old daughter (who obviously can't go to casino). My choices are basically Harrahs or this 3bd condo (http://www.tahoebarterrentals.com/). So... Condo pros: MUCH bigger/better room for "play money", kitchen, killer views/surroundings. Cons: makes long drive (from Valley Center) even longer, long drive to casinos/entertainment/etc, nothing much for bored daughter within walking distance. Harrahs pros: walk to casino/food/downtown/etc Cons: Real $ for much less of a room, no sipping Don Julio 1942 from deck overlooking killer views. |
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