Caesars Palace is excited to introduce a weekly
Ladies Night Poker Tournament, a first for Las Vegas. Registration begins at 4 p.m. with the tournament kicking off at 6 p.m. every Tuesday night in the poker room. Located adjacent to the race and sports book and the new Pussycat Dolls Casino (opening the first week of February), it is the largest poker room in the city.
The
Ladies Night tournament costs $75 to buy in and includes $1,500 in tournament chips. The winner of each week's tournament will be invited back to compete in Caesars
Tournament of Champions, where the winner will receive a seat into the
World Series of Poker ladies event.
"Caesars Palace is happy to welcome the first
Ladies Night Poker Tournament to the most expansive and energetic poker room in the city," said Poker Room Manager Jim Pedulla. "With poker's incredible rise in popularity, especially among women,
Ladies Night is the perfect opportunity for experienced players as well as newcomers to play in an inviting and comfortable atmosphere."
The Caesars Palace Poker Room features 28 live tables, offering a selection of the most popular games, including Texas hold'em, seven-card stud, and Omaha. With over 14,000 square feet, including a 6,000-square-foot tournament area and 33 tournament tables, it is the largest poker room on the Strip. More than 20 large-screen high-definition TV sets adorn the walls, along with original Leroy Neiman artwork and Neil Leifer photographs. An extensive menu and dedicated cocktail service allow players to have food and beverage delivered directly to the tables during play. Players can also receive tableside massages as an added luxury.
