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Answer 11 of 15: Has anyone recently played in a slot tournament at the Venetian or Palazzo? I have quite a few listed in my Grazie account. I am debating if I should try one out (one is the weekend after my birthday). (2020) ᐉ Live tournament poker has already returned to Las Vegas with several properties holding in-house events. Leading the way is the Venetian, which. The Venetian is about to become the first Las Vegas casino to host multi-table poker tournaments since the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. In a post on Twitter, the Venetian poker room announced two such tournaments, one on Friday, June 19, and one on Saturday, June 20. Live tournament poker has already returned to Las Vegas with several properties holding in-house events. Top 25 Slot Machines to Play in 2020. Korey Payne Wins the 2020 MSPT Venetian.

Live tournament poker has already returned to Las Vegas with several properties holding in-house events. Leading the way is the Venetian, which kicked off its latest DeepStack Extravaganza on October 26. The series will run through November 29 and offer more than $1.6 million in guarantees.

That includes a pair of premier mid-major Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) stops. Last weekend, Landon Tice topped an 1,123-entry field to win the $1,100 buy-in, $200K GTD Main Event for $201,529. This weekend, they will follow that up with a $1,600 buy-in, $400K GTD Main Event from November 19-23.

Both tournaments, which will be live reported by PokerNews, are expected to be busy, meaning players will have a chance to pre-register for the tournament. All pre-registered stacks will be in play at 11:10 a.m. when the tournaments begin.

The $1,100 buy-in Main Event will start players with 25,000 in chips and play 40-minute levels. Day 1a will take place on Friday, November 13 with Day 1b on Saturday, November 14. Late registration will remain open until 6:25 p.m. both days. The surviving players from both flights will return at 11 a.m. on Sunday, November 15 to play down to a winner.

As for the $1,600 buy-in Main Event, that tournament will start players with 30,000 in chips and play 60-minute levels. There will also be three starting flights instead of two starting with Day 1a at 11:10 a.m. on Thursday, November 19. Days 1b and 1c will take place at the same time on Friday, November 20, and Saturday, November 21 respectively. Late registration will remain open until 1:15 p.m. on Day 2, which will play out on Sunday, November 22.

During the Venetian DeepStack Extravaganza, players must wear a mask and sanitize their hands before sitting down. Action is 8-handed at tables featuring Plexiglass dividers, which are wiped down each time a new player comes in. Additionally, dealers are required to sanitize their hands each time they enter and exit a table, and fresh decks of cards are circulated every two hours.

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MSPT Looks to Continue Momentum

Due to the pandemic, Season 11 of the MSPT was interrupted at the beginning of March. After a six-month hiatus, the tour returned August 28-30 at Grand Falls Casino, which is situated just outside Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The stop proved to be a tremendous hit asthe $1,100 buy-in, $100K GTD Main Event attracted 518 entries, well ahead of the venue’s previous record of 238 runners from 2015.

The MSPT is slated to return to Grand Falls on December 18-20 to close out the abbreviated season.

Meanwhile, the upcoming Venetian stops actually mark the second time the tour has visited the venue this year. Back at the end of January, the MSPT hosted the annual $1,100 buy-in, $1 million GTD Poker Bowl, a tournament that attracted 1,093 entries. The night before the Kansas City Chiefs dispatched the San Francisco 49ers to win Super Bowl LIV, Bob Whalen claimed $100,682 in prize money after a five-way deal was struck.

While there is a lot of excitement surrounding the upcoming MSPT events, the tour and venue are already looking ahead to Season 12 with a tentatively-scheduled MSPT Venetian stop on January 1-3, 2021.

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The Venetian Las Vegas is an Italian themed casino located towards the north end of the Strip. It opened on May 3, 1999 and is currently owned by Las Vegas Sands. It is, in fact, located on the former site of the infamous Sands Las Vegas. All hotel rooms here are suites and receive five stars by many travel guides and review sites. Palazzo, Venetian’s sister casino resort, is connected by a two-story shopping corridor known as the Grand Canal Shoppes.

Casino at The Venetian

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The Venetian is not known for good gambling. This got even worse in March 2014 when all six-deck blackjack games outside of the high limit salon were dropped to a 6-5 payout. Players looking for a shoe blackjack game that pays 3-2 on a natural will have to play at least $100 per hand, or venture to one of the many nearby casinos.

Blackjack at Venetian

If you are going to play here, shoe Blackjack games start at just $10 during the day. It often goes up to $15 at night and on the weekends. There are a total of 36 shoe blackjack games at Venetian and all have a $2,000 max bet. Blackjack Switch and Free Bet Blackjack offer the same betting minimums and maximums as other shoe games.

There are five Double Deck Blackjack games that start with a $50 minimum during off peak hours. These tables go up to $100 during busy nights. The maximum Double Deck Blackjack bet is $5,000.

Craps and Roulette

There are seven craps tables. The bet range is $10-$5,000. Odds are 3-4-5 times. There are seven roulette tables with $10-$500 spreads. There is one roulette wheel with just one zero. It does not offer European rules. The bet range there is $25-$500.

Other Table Games

Venetian spreads a wide variety of exotic games. There is Casino War, Double Draw Poker, Let it Ride, Big Raise Poker, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Three Card Poker and Crazy4Poker. These games have a $10-$100 bet spread.

There are two Asian table game pits. There are two $25-$5,000 Pai Gow Poker tables and six $25-$20,000 baccarat tables.

High Limit Room at Venetian

The high limit area at The Venetian offers Double Deck Blackjack, Six-Deck Blackjack, Baccarat and Roulette with a single zero wheel. The double deck game allows double down after splitting with a $200 minimum bet. The shoe game has a $100 minimum and allows doubling after the split as well as surrender. All high limit blackjack pays 3-2 on a natural and the dealer stays on all 17’s. The maximum posted bet is $10,000 but Venetian will accommodate higher rollers upon request. Baccarat has a $200-$20,000 bet spread in the high limit salon. Roulette has a $100 minimum bet.

Video Table Games

Players looking for lower limit table games can sit at one of the many video versions. Each has a $5 minimum bet and all accept players’ cards, something unusual for video table games in Las Vegas. Players can choose from two Shoot to Win Craps games, Roulette Revolution, as well as Dealers Angel’s baccarat and blackjack. The great feature of the blackjack machine is that it pays 3-2 on a blackjack, offers surrender, and the dealer stays on all 17’s. This is a much better blackjack game than anything that can be found in the Venetian pit.

Video Poker, Penny Slots & Player’s Club

There are also a wide variety of penny slots and video poker machines. The video poker selection at Venetian is terrible. The best game is 8/5 Jacks or Better. This game has a 1.55% house edge with perfect play on five coins. The popular Heads Up Texas Hold’em machines may be found near the poker room. These machines do not accept players’ cards.

The Venetian’s Grazie player’s club issues comps in an unusual way. Instead of being tied to a coin-in or wager amount, it comps based on a percentage of the house edge on the game. This means that players at penny slot machines will earn over 20 times the comps as video blackjack players that wager the same amount.

Sands Poker Room at The Venetian

The Sands Poker Room spreads one of the widest selections of poker games in Las Vegas. No Limit Texas Hold’em games with 1/2 and 2/5 blinds are available 24 hours a day. Fixed Limit 4/8 Texas Hold’em and Omaha High/Low are also typically spread at all hours of the day and night. Omaha High/Low at 8/16 and 15/30 are common. Venetian is happy to spread any mixed game or Open Face Chinese when there is interest.

Venetian offers two daily tournaments. The noon tournament dealt Monday through Thursday has a $150 buyin. On Friday, it has a $200 buyin with a $10,000 guaranteed prize pool. The Saturday noon tournament has a $300 buyin with $100 going towards bounties. The noon Sunday tournament has a $200 buyin.

The 7pm tournament changes daily. On Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, the buyin is $125. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, it has a $200 buyin with a $10,000 guarantee. Fridays have a $200 buyin where all players still in when 10% of the field is left will receive $1,600.

The Sands Poker Room at Venetian is home to the Deep Stack Extravaganza. This tournament series offers buyins in the $300-$1,000 with higher level tournaments for main events.

The sportsbook at The Venetian Las Vegas is owned and operated by Cantor Gaming (CG Technology). It is one of the nicest books in Las Vegas. It offers stadium seating and is extremely comfortable. Bettors may deposit and withdraw for mobile accounts at this location.

Hotel at The Venetian

The Venetian’s hotel is 5-star elegance from top to bottom. The smallest room is 650 square feet, making their overall collection of rooms some of the largest in Vegas. Those start at around $169 weeknights and $249 on weekends. The Strip view is $40 more per night and there is also a $25 per night resort fee. Higher value suites include the Bella, Rialto, Piazza, and Prima. There are also high roller suites that are only available to invited guests.

Dining at The Venetian

Dining at Venetian is another five-star experience. There are a wide variety of Italian-themed restaurants. Some restaurants are located in the connected Palazzo resort.

Fine Dining

• AquaKnox – Seafood restaurant open for lunch and dinner.
• B&B Ristorante – Italian restaurant open for dinner daily.
• Bouchon – French cuisine open for breakfast from 7am to 1pm daily. Brunch is available on Saturday and Sunday. It becomes an oyster bar at dinner.
• Caneletto – Italian restaurant open for lunch and dinner
• Carnevino – Italian steakhouse that serves only dinner. The bar is open all day.
• Cut – Modern American steakhouse open daily for dinner.
• db Brasserie – French cuisine serve daily starting at 5pm.
• Delmonico Steakhouse – American steakhouse open for lunch Monday through Sunday and dinner seven days a week.
• Lavo – Italian lounge open daily for dinner. Brunch is served on Sundays.
• Morels Steakhouse & Bistro – Steakhouse and American Cuisine that is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Pinot Brasserie – French steakhouse open for dinner. There is also a limited lunch menu.
• Postrio – Contemporary American dining open for lunch and dinner.
• Sushisamba – Fusion cuisine consisting of Brazlian, Peruvian, and Japanese. It is open for lunch and dinner.
• Table 10 – New American cuisine that opens for lunch and dinner daily.
• Tao – Tao is known as an upscale nightclub at Venetian. It also serves Asian cuisine daily starting at 5pm.
• Zeffirino – Italian seafood dining that is open for lunch and dinner.

Casual Dining

• Buddy V’s Ristorante – American-Italian cuisine available in a casual atmosphere. It is open for lunch and dinner.
• Café Presse – Available in both Venetian and Palazzo, it is a pastry and coffee shop that is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Canyon Ranch Grill – Healthy spa food served from 7am-4pm daily.
• Casanova – Mediterranean cuisine serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
• Dal Toro Ristorante – Casual Italian dining that is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Espressamente Illy – Italian café and coffee bar
• Grand Lux Café – Available at both Venetian and Palazzo, Grand Lux is a 24-hour café that is managed by Cheesecake Factory.
• Grimaldi’s – New York style pizza open for lunch and dinner.
• i♥burgers – Re-engineered American food open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Noodle Asia – Serving Asian cuisine for lunch and dinner.

Aside from these options, there are two food courts at Venetian. One is available adjacent to the casino floor. Another is upstairs by the parking deck entrance.

Bars at Venetian

Venetian offers bars at every level. Lagasse’s Stadium offers a full bar. There are several casino bars with video poker machines that offer poor returns starting at $1 denominations. Most of the upscale and many of the casual restaurants offer bars that are open extended hours.

Location

Venetian is located towards the northern end of the Strip. It is on the southeast corner of Las Vegas Blvd and Sands Ave. It is across from Wynn Las Vegas and Treasure Island. The parking deck is located off Koval Ln. The driveway is shared with Harrah’s. An alternative is to park in the Palazzo deck. The parking situation at Palazzo is much better than Venetian.

Features at Venetian

Tao, one of the most popular nightclubs in the world is located at Venetian. Venetian is also home to many shows. These include Rock of Ages, Panda!, The Motown Show, Style Magazine, and the DaVinci Exhibit. Regular headliners include David Spade, Tim Allen and Rita Rudner.

Another feature is the gondola rides. These are available in the second level of the Grand Canal Shoppes. There is also another gondola area outside along Las Vegas Blvd. Venetian spreads ice skating during the holiday season in this area.

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