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Santa Fe Station is in the far northwest part of the Las Vegas Valley. It is a locals casino that is owned and operated by Station Casinos. It is the only casino in the area and draws players from that entire portion of the Las Vegas area.

The poker room at Santa Fe Station is the only one for more than 10 miles. This gives it enough players to spread many games on its 14 tables. This includes fixed-limit and no-limit hold’em, as well as Omaha Hi/Lo. There are also at least two tournaments every day.

Santa Fe Station is a full-service locals resort. It has all the amenities of a typical casino of its size.

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The games at Santa Fe Station are full of friendly locals. The staff is helpful and professional. The games play loose for a locals’ joint. Parking, including valet, is always free at Santa Fe Station.

Most of the action at Santa Fe Station is low limit. Its location is not convenient, except for those that live in the far northwest corner of the Las Vegas Valley. It is not worth the drive for most residents and tourists.

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Santa Fe Station’s poker room spreads three levels of fixed-limit hold’em. Those are 2/4, 3/6, and 4/8.

There is a 1/2 no-limit game that runs most hours of the day. It allows buy-ins from $100 to $500. Busier hours see a 3/6 or 4/8 fixed-limit Omaha Hi/Lo table.

The poker room at Santa Fe Station rakes 10% up to $4 from all games. This is $1 lower than many other poker rooms in Las Vegas. It is $1 more than The Orleans and Sam’s Town, which rake $3 and put $2 in the jackpot drop.

Poker players at Santa Fe Station earn $1 an hour in points when clocked in with their Boarding Pass card. That is Station Casinos’ loyalty club. Players earn 1,000 tier points for every hour at cash game tables.

Players that give 40 hours of live action receive VIP parking access and priority valet service. Comps may be used at any food or retail outlet at any Station Casinos property.

Santa Fe Station hosts two poker tournaments every day. The start times are noon and 7 pm. Both are no-limit hold’em with a $45 buy-in. Of that, $34 goes to the prize pool. The house takes $8 as an admin fee. The other $3 goes towards a tournament bad beat jackpot. There is a $20 re-buy that is not juiced.

Players start with 4,000 chips. There is a 500-chip bonus for registering at least one hour before the tournament starts. Blinds start at 25/50 and go up every 20 minutes. The re-buy is 4,000 chips. Players may re-buy anytime their stack is at or below the starting amount of 4,000 chips.

There is a weekly fixed-limit Omaha Hi/Lo tournament on Thursdays at 10 am. The buy-in is $50 with $34 going to the prize pool. There is a $20 re-buy. Players start with 6,000 chips. Re-buys are 4,000 chips. Blinds go up every 20 minutes.

Tournament players have some promotions that are funded with a $3 drop from buy-in.

A player that makes four of a kind with a pair in the hole wins $50. A straight flush wins $100, while a royal flush pays $200, when using both hole cards. A player that loses aces full of tens or better to four of a kind or better triggers the progressive bad beat jackpot.

There are cash game high hand promotions daily. A player that makes a royal flush in a cash game using both hole cards wins $250. Flopping four of a kind wins $500.

The Santa Fe Station poker room picks other promotions that often include specific full houses. There are $400 drawings during Sunday, Monday, and Thursday night football games.

Things to Do at Santa Fe Station Besides Playing Poker

Santa Fe Station is a large gaming resort. The newly remodeled sportsbook is in sight of the poker room. You can visit the sportsbook bar and have a drink while betting on a game and sit in the comfortable sportsbook seating.

Santa Fe Station has some of the best video poker in Las Vegas. More than a dozen video poker machines spread full-pay Deuces Wild, Loose Deuces, Joker Poker, Double Bonus Poker, and Double Double Bonus Poker. There are many other machines that return more than 99%, including 8/5 Bonus Poker, which is available at every bar.

Santa Fe Station has a large table games pit. The best game is double deck blackjack. It has a $5 minimum bet. Double down before and after splitting is permitted. The dealer hits soft 17.

Craps has a $5 minimum with ten times odds. Other $5 table games include double-zero roulette, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Four Card Frenzy, Three Card Poker, Pai Gow Poker, and baccarat.

There are several things to do besides gambling at Santa Fe Station. There is a bowling alley and movie theater at Santa Fe Station. There are several restaurants, including the Broiler Room and an oyster bar that is the sister establishment to the famous one at Palace Station. There is also a food court.

Santa Fe Station has a poker monopoly for its part of Las Vegas. Poker rooms closed in recent years at Aliante Casino and Texas Station.

The closest poker room to Santa Fe Station is at Red Rock Resort. It spreads 1/2 and 2/5 no-limit hold’em. It also has 2/4 and 4/8 fixed-limit hold’em. Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo runs a few days a week in 4/8 limit and 2-10 spread limit. Red Rock Resort has two daily tournaments.

The only other poker room within any reasonable driving range is at the Cannery on Craig Road in North Las Vegas. This poker room only has a 2-6 spread limit hold’em game. It does not spread any fixed-limit or no-limit games. No tournaments are offered by the Cannery.

Okay, as far as the design of the room goes, I have to say its great. There are plenty of table. The room is well spaced and easily located in the center of the Casino. The room stays clean and has a nice waiting area in the corner with some couches and coffee/magazines

There is no other room in the city of Las Vegas that iv played in more. When I stay in Vegas, I stay about 2 miles from the Sante Fe and because of its location this is where I spend most of my time. Review = 1# Most of the players at the Sante Fe are regulars. 2# Day time play vs. night time play is completely different. Though most of my play has come at the night time hours ( 8pm - 4am ), I have played a good bit during the day. During the day the tables are filled mostly* with an older (tigher)crowd. The games are very rocky and I always feel like I 'm in my grandpa's home game. Not very profitable, for me at least. Now at night time things really start to turn around. The games begin to get younger and much looser :)I have made a ton of money in this place at night. Being that most of the players are regulars ,equals that aren't complete idiots, but there is money to be made. The most important thing to apply in this room is to learn your opponents, because they all know each other ; )

It is important to note - I am not rating this rooms Dealers a 2 because they can't 'deal'. As a matter a fact most of them are very efficient and ( and sometimes at a fault ) keep the game moving. I have played at Sante Fe a bunch. I know all the dealers and they know me, and being a locals poker room, that is the case with most of the other players. The problem with everyone knowing everyone, is that the dealers sometimes think they can get away with being a little to personal and pushy sometimes. I have never in my 14 years of playing in poker rooms seen dealers talk to players they way some of the dealers at Sante fe do. Heaven forbid you take longer than 10 sec on a call. Under tip the dealers expectation and just wait for the sarcastic remark. Trust me I know...I have spent hundreds and hundreds of hours in this room. Last week I had a dealer (cough cough george) in the middle of a hand, remind a player in the hand, how much bigger my stack was than he's, and that I was the one he should be looking out for - All this in the middle of a huge hand! All protocol is pushed to the limit at times in this poker room. Sigh~ im done now

Cocktails in this room are fine. Sometime if the room is real busy it can take a while to get them, but they do come. The servers aren't the hottest on the block and that's being nice...though there are always exceptions.

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I'm rating the Management 'below average' b/c they tend to take the dealers side no matter what the situation is(remember above). They also prefer not to listen too well, but that's another story. They do keep the room running well and kept in good shape. If they tended to player concerns more I would rate them much higher

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Being a Sation casino they follow all the other station Comps. No matter what Sation poker room you play in, you will earn comps on your player card = 600 points an hour - 600 = 1 dollar. Also, they used to offer double points past a certain hour, not sure if they do that anymore. Over all I am very pleased with the comps they offer to Poker players