Twin River Casino (Lincoln, RI)

Twin River Casino (Lincoln, RI)

Poker is coming by this August.

By Sam Wroblewski 630wpro.com

Twin River Casino is adding poker to their selection of table games.

According to a news release, 16 poker tables will be built inside the casino’s new poker room and eight traditional games, such as Blackjack, will round out the other additions. Twin River Chairman John Taylor said the gambling expansion will create 120 more jobs.

“An important part of our business philosophy has been to listen to what our customers want, and the addition of a poker room is one of most often heard requests,” said Taylor in a statement. “We’re thrilled to increase the number of table games we currently offer, which also means we will expand our workforce once again.”
The addition is meant to fill out the non-smoking floor of the casino, in order to replicate the gaming experience on Twin River’s first floor.

“We’re consistently looking for new opportunities to deliver an exciting gaming and entertainment product in a customer friendly environment.”

274 slot machines will be removed to accommodate the new tables.

The new games are slated to be operational by August.

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09 June 2015 at 07:44 PM
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by The Mind Reader k

Does these mean they are swiping player's cards at the table instead of the desk having to do it?

And does this mean the dealers are now using the screens to move people from one seat to another, and empty a seat, instead of having to yell "6 out, 3 moved to 6", etc?

I can let you know tomorrow as I plan on putting in a session.


Dealers are handling seat changes and swiping players in at the tables. There are also multiple self serve kiosks to add your name to waiting lists for games placed around the perimeter of the room.


by dchizz k

Dealers are handling seat changes and swiping players in at the tables. There are also multiple self serve kiosks to add your name to waiting lists for games placed around the perimeter of the room.

This…

However the floor has gotten super lazy and takes 5-10 minutes to fill a seat.


Now they just need more dealers. Longest list at Foxwoods or Mohegan is 7. 50 on the list for 1-2 and 38 for 2-5 at twin.



It's clear at this point that they don't have dealers. With fwoods and encore both downsizing they should start poaching maybe?


I haven't seen any posts or articles about Encore and Foxwoods downsizing. Do you have evidence of this ?


Foxwoods is downsizing, moving to the 28 table new room next month.


by jelloman k

I haven't seen any posts or articles about Encore and Foxwoods downsizing. Do you have evidence of this ?

It makes sense that no one from RI or MA is gonna drive to Foxwoods if the river and encore have promos.


I wish they went with Poker Atlas instead of Bravo. With Poker Atlas you can put your name on the list in the app.

Unless I'm missing something, we still have to call Twin and talk to someone to get on a list, right?


by The Mind Reader k

I wish they went with Poker Atlas instead of Bravo. With Poker Atlas you can put your name on the list in the app.

Unless I'm missing something, we still have to call Twin and talk to someone to get on a list, right?

Certain rooms allow being added to a list via Bravo. It would be nice if that were implemented. I won't hold my breath.


Was checking Bravo today (Tuesday) and they have a 5/10 PLO game with a long list.

Does anyone know if this game plays with straddles and what the buy in range is? I can play the $5 BB games in the area with $10 staddles (I try not to look like a nit so I straddle) but a bigger game with $20 or $25 straddles would play a bit too big for me.

Also wonder if all the extra promo drops at Twin/Bally's I'm reading about on this thread apply to PLO. In most of the other New England venues that have PLO the promos (e.g.. jackpot, high hand) don't apply so no promo drop for PLO.

Finally is this looking like a Tuesday only thing? I ask because I've never played at for example Parx but per Bravo (and table talk) Tuesday seems to be the "big game day" there at least in terms of PLO.


Yes, PLO only runs on Tuesdays at Twin, and only $5/$10. There was a period when they first launched PLO (in 2023) where $1/$2 or $2/$5 ran often, but that isn't the case any more. Maybe after the expansion (IE when they get more dealers) it will be common again. I sure hope so!

The $5/$10 PLO game has a $2,500 max buyin, and they do allow straddling to $20. I don't know how often people straddle in the current game though.

The upcoming promo drops taken at Twin will only affect the raked games - $1/$2 NLH, $2/$5 NLH, $1/$2 PLO, and $2/$5 PLO. The timed games ($5/$10 NLH, $5/$10 PLO) will be excluded from the promos.


by middlebridge k

Was checking Bravo today (Tuesday) and they have a 5/10 PLO game with a long list.

Does anyone know if this game plays with straddles and what the buy in range is? I can play the $5 BB games in the area with $10 staddles (I try not to look like a nit so I straddle) but a bigger game with $20 or $25 straddles would play a bit too big for me.

Also wonder if all the extra promo drops at Twin/Bally's I'm reading about on this thread apply to PLO. In most of the other New England venues that have

Also is the PLO game 9 handed or 8 handed?
Ty


$5-10 PLO regularly runs on Tuesdays, starts around 11:00. Most players straddle for $20, 9 handed, game plays quite large.


by middlebridge k

Was checking Bravo today (Tuesday) and they have a 5/10 PLO game with a long list.

Does anyone know if this game plays with straddles and what the buy in range is? I can play the $5 BB games in the area with $10 staddles (I try not to look like a nit so I straddle) but a bigger game with $20 or $25 straddles would play a bit too big for me.

Also wonder if all the extra promo drops at Twin/Bally's I'm reading about on this thread apply to PLO. In most of the other New England venues that have

Also is the PLO game 9 handed or 8 handed?
Ty


by The Mind Reader k

The upcoming promo drops taken at Twin will only affect the raked games - $1/$2 NLH, $2/$5 NLH, $1/$2 PLO, and $2/$5 PLO. The timed games ($5/$10 NLH, $5/$10 PLO) will be excluded from the promos.

Thanks for the info. Do you know what the time charge is on the 5/10 PLO (and 5/10 NLH if they have it)?


by dchizz k

$5-10 PLO regularly runs on Tuesdays, starts around 11:00. Most players straddle for $20, 9 handed, game plays quite large.

Thanks. Still wonder how an early week game (there and at Parx) is the big game of the week :(


for now...time is $10/half


by middlebridge k

Thanks. Still wonder how an early week game (there and at Parx) is the big game of the week :(

Parx started years ago because a particular whale would go and play on Tuesdays and it snowballed from there.


by PioneerValleyPoker k

Parx started years ago because a particular whale would go and play on Tuesdays and it snowballed from there.

Also there's a dynamic where Philly area players would go to AC (particularly so in the Summer) on weekends and play at Parx on Tues nights


by AALegend k

Also there's a dynamic where Philly area players would go to AC (particularly so in the Summer) on weekends and play at Parx on Tues nights

Thanks to you and the other poster for replying. Too bad I work on Tuesdays!

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