It was across from and parallel to the bar.” “The Oaks had a hofbrau just as AlanBostick described. For further info, please call Graton's poker room at (707) 588-7388. Mind you, I have not been to Graton in at least 6 months and am only reporting what I read on Bravo. 20Â-if that bothers you, you could ask Greg Steinmetz, Graton's poker room manager, who is enforcing this reduction and why). Tuesday and Thursday, $165 Bounty at 6 p.m.Īccording to Bravo, Graton is now playing 9-handed with no plexiglass dividers, though the total number of tables is still reduced from pre-COVID days (15 vs. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, $135 at 10 a.m.

Now here's some exciting news: According to the Bravo Poker app, tournaments returned to Graton in the New Year: But have you actually visited or called the card rooms in question and asked the shift managers when tournaments are coming back and why there has been such a long delay? You don't seem to want to believe the posters here who have had such conversations and are trying to share what they've learned, so maybe it's time to do your own research. We on this forum can debate until we're blue in the face whether dealer shortages are the reason (or one reason) why tournaments haven't resumed. People here are trying to explain why poker tournaments may be loss leaders for card roomsÂ-doublerup even provided some helpful mathÂ-and you just keep disagreeing and arguing and espousing your own pet theories. At the same time, your rants include a lot of speculation and misinformation. This loss has been very detrimental for youÂ-I get that. I'm sorry you're so frustrated that tournaments aren't running the way they used to. The Oaks was definitely 10-handed pre-COVID (for Hold'em and Omaha, that is it was 8-handed for Lowball and 7-Card Stud).

It was across from and parallel to the bar. The Oaks had a hofbrau just as AlanBostick described.

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