Commerce Casino News - Page 2

The 17-day Commerce Hold 'Em Series kicks off at Commerce Casino on Aug. 31 and has a $2 million estimated prize pool.

Commerce Casino's "Original Million Dollar Tournament" will kick off on June 20 with a guaranteed purse of $1 million.

A drag racing hobbyist laid claim to the $100,000 winner's share at Commerce Casino's $300,000 No Limit Hold'em Turbo event.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan rates his top-10 land-based poker rooms in the world.

The 23-year-old outlasted a final table that included Carlos Mortensen to win over $1.6 million and his first WPT title.

Erik Seidel won the L.A. Poker Classic's $25K Tournament and has won over $3.5 million so far this year.

There are a number of opportunities to earn a seat at the 2011 L.A. Poker Classic Main Event for less than the $10,000 entry fee.

The World Poker Tour will roll into the Commerce Casino for the LA Poker Classic and WPT Celebrity Invitational in February.

The L.A. Poker Classic at Commerce Casino is holding its first ever No Limit Hold'em senior championship on Feb. 23.

The California poker room will be hosting a variety of cash games during the L.A. Poker Classic next year.

he 2011 L.A. Poker Classic at Commerce Casino will feature 53 events with $2 million in guarantees.

The California casino is making history by giving away a first place prize of $100,000 in a $120 buy-in event.

Commerce Casino has introduced "No Commission EZ Baccarat," a modified version of the popular table game.

Two Commerce Casino board members have come out in opposition of Barney Frank's legislation to legalize and regulate online poker.

The Poker Players Alliance's open letter to Commerce Casino on its online poker stance has yielded signatures from over 120 high-level poker advocates.

Commerce Casino is expanding its "Player's Reward Card" program that gives participants rewards for every minute they spend at the tables.

Yan R.Chen, a professional poker player from Irvine, Calif., won the $1,500 buy-in No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven Draw Lowball title at the World Series of Poker on Monday night to collect $92,817.

Patrick Karschamroon took out a field of 175 players, including Gavin Griffin and "Miami" John Cernuto, to become the Cal State Poker Champion at Commerce Casino.

The poker pro is holding the tournament at the California casino in support of After-School All-Stars, Arnold Schwarzenegger's nonprofit for at-risk youth.

Paul Liu continued his "home court advantage" after winning the opening tournament of Commerce Casino's three-week long Cal State Poker Championship.