Venetian Casino Poker Tournament Schedule

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The Mid-State Poker Tour will run the 2020 MSPT Poker Tournament at The Venetian Las Vegas from 29 th of January till 1 st of February. A detailed schedule of the tournament will be published soon. Keep informed of all upcoming poker events/tournaments near you by following our Poker Tournament Calendar updated daily. A schedule of Venetian poker tournaments, including time, buy-in, blind structure, and more. You also can find Venetian phone number, address, and website info.

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POKER TOURNAMENTS

WEEKDAY TOURNEYS

MONDAY - THURSDAY

Time: 10:15am

Buy-in: $125

Venetian casino poker tournament schedule 2019

Starting Chips: $10,000 Tournament Chips

Venetian Casino Poker Tournament Schedule

WEEKEND TOURNEYS

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

Venetian casino poker tournament schedule guide

Time: 10:15am

Buy-in: $200

Starting Chips: $15,000 Tournament Chips

Regular Poker Tournament Schedule

Weekday Mornings NLHE Tournament

Mondays - Thursdays
10:15am

No-Limit Hold'em

$125 Buy-In
10,000 Chips

Limited to 100 entries/re-entries

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Weekend NLHE Tournaments

Fridays and Saturdays

10:15am

No-Limit Hold'em

$200 Buy-In
15,000 Chips

Casino

Limited to 100 entries/re-entries

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$5,000 buy-in, $2 million guarantee

The World Poker Tour (WPT) announced on Thursday the addition of the Venetian as a tour stop on the Season XVIII schedule. The entire poker festival, which includes preliminary events and the headlining WPT at Venetian, will run March 9-29, 2020.

The WPT has guaranteed a $2 million prize pool for the event

The Main Event will be held March 13-17 with a buy-in of $5,000 ($4,625 + $375). There will be two starting days; the event will span five calendar days total, with the final table playing out on Tuesday, March 17.

The WPT has guaranteed a $2 million prize pool for the event. Depending on how much is taken from the prize pool to pay tournament staff, about 440+ entries will be needed to hit the guarantee.

Filling in for Bay 101 Shooting Star

WPT at Venetian slots into the World Poker Tour schedule right after two west coast stops: WPT L.A. Poker Classic and WPT Rolling Thunder. It effectively replaces the extremely popular WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star, which was removed from the schedule two seasons ago.

Bay 101 had been part of what the WPT called the “California Swing.” Players who competed in the L.A. Poker Classic, Rolling Thunder, and Bay 101, all in a row, and all in the Golden State, would earn leaderboard points. The winner after the three events would receive prizes such as buy-ins and hotel stays for the following year’s California Swing.

The Venetian is clearly not in California, but it does allow the WPT to piece together a “west coast swing” of sorts.

World Poker Tour officials have never given a complete explanation as to why Bay 101 was eliminated from the Tour. All they have said publicly is that it was a “mutual agreement” between WPT and the casino.

First WPT at Venetian was a success

WPT at Venetian debuted on the Tour last year, also in March. The 2019 iteration of the event had a smaller total buy-in, $3,500, as well as a lower guaranteed prize pool of $1 million. Players ponied up 734 entries, allowing the prize pool to more than double the guarantee, settling at $2.3 million.

we thank the players for their support heading into this season’s event in March.”

“The magnitude of the WPT and The Venetian brands were on full display last season with the incredible turnout, and we thank the players for their support heading into this season’s event in March,” said Angelica Hael, VP of Global Tour Management for the WPT, in Thursday’s announcement.

Venetian Tournament Schedule

Ben Palmer won the 2019 WPT at Venetian, earning $431,655 for his first major poker title. He said the victory meant a lot because he is a regular at the Venetian. Going into the tournament, he had 88 cashes at tournaments held at the host casino, the second most of any player.