Play Poker Sydney

While those in the northern hemisphere might be facing the cold days of winter, the sun is shining as brightly as ever for those Down Under. With the gorgeous Australian summer sun at its peak, there's no better time to jump straight into the heated action at the Poker Palace Summer Championships in Sydney, located at Club Marconi. The two-week poker extravaganza is promising to deliver sizzling-hot action with nearly a million Australian dollars up for grabs.

Opening its doors back in 2008, the Poker Palace has grown from a small venue to become a household, nationwide name for poker in Australia, and one of the most prestigious rooms to play in. The Poker Palace is famous for raising the bar every time, with each quarterly series outdoing the previous one.

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Or even better, dealing the poker game? Wouldn’t that just be a royal flush. That’s right, you can now book any of the beautiful models from Sydney’s Topless Waitresses to serve and deal at your next poker tournament event and if you hadn’t had one planned yet, perhaps now is the time! Fancy a game of poker? Here at Aussie Gossip, we break down the top places in Sydney to play poker, and why! Coming in at the top spot on our list is Poker Palace. Situated in Club Marconi, Bossley Park, Poker Palace is one of the only venues in Sydney that comes with professional dealers. PLAY POKER in Sydney. 71 likes 1 talking about this. Play poker in Sydney region alerts on main events, news and tournaments.

Bookmark the Poker Palace Summer Championships live reporting hub to follow along with live coverage on March 3-8.

For the Summer Championships, a whopping A$800,000 is expected to be paid out amongst the poker enthusiasts. The room features over 20 custom-build tables, sports professional dealers and is well-known for its welcoming staff and management.

The festival is already in full swing and kicked off on Feb. 21 with the A$1,100 Six-Max High Roller. This weekend, a A$550 Main Event Warm Up graces the calendar, with four total starting days. The prize pool for this event is expected to be A$100,000.

PokerNews to Live Report Three Events

For the first time ever, the PokerNews live reporting team will travel to the Poker Palace in Sydney to bring you all the action from the floor. Three events are headlining the series, with the A$2,500 High Roller kicking off Headline Week on Wed., March 3. With a whopping 100,000 in chips and 40-minute levels, players are expected to compete for a prize pool of at least A$150,000 in this two-day event.

The highlight of the festival is the A$1,150 Main Event. This five-day festival kicks off on Thu., March 4 and features four starting days. Players will receive 50,000 in chips and levels will be 45 minutes on starting days and 60 minutes thereafter. A prize pool of A$250,000 is estimated. The final table will be played on Monday, March 8th.

Last but certainly not least, Monday will also feature a A$5,000 Super High Roller, big enough to draw attention from out-of-state players to fly in and compete for large sums. Players receive 100,000 chips, with late registration open for six levels for this one-day event.

If you're in Australia and love poker, this is where it's happening! COVID-19 procedures have been put in place and tournament directors will advise in case of a lockdown. To find out more information, visit Poker Palace on Instagram, Facebook or go to the website for more details.

Poker Palace Summer Championships Headline Week Schedule

Date	Time	Event	Est. Prize Pool	Buy-in	Starting Stack	Level Duration	Late Reg.
Mon., March 1	7 p.m.	Teams Event	-	$500	20,000	20/30 mins	Level 6
Tue., March 2	7 p.m.	High Roller Satellite	$10,000	$250	30,000	25 mins	Level 6
Wed., March 3	4 p.m.	High Roller Day 1	$150,000	$2,500	100,000	40 mins	Level 13
Thu., March 4	4 p.m.	High Roller Day 2	-	-	-	-	-
-	5 p.m.	Main Event Day 1A	$250,000	$1,150	50,000	45 mins	Level 13
Fri., March 5	5 p.m.	Main Event Day 1B	$250,000	$1,150	50,000	45 mins	Level 13
-	7 p.m.	Super High Roller Satellite	$10,000	$550	30,000	30 mins	Level 6
Sat., March 6	12 p.m.	Main Event Day 1C	$250,000	$1,150	50,000	45 mins	Level 13
-	6 p.m.	Main Event Day 1D (Turbo)	$250,000	$1,150	50,000	25 mins	Level 13
Sun., March 7	12 p.m.	Main Event Day 2	-	-	-	-	-
-	6 p.m.	Bounty	-	$550 (250+250)	50,000	25 mins	Level 6
Mon., March 8	2 p.m.	Super High Roller	$150,000	$5,000	100,000	40 mins	Level 6
-	5 p.m.	Main Event Final Table	-	-	-	-	-

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Fancy a game of poker? Here at Aussie Gossip, we break down the top places in Sydney to play poker, and why!

1. Poker Palace

Coming in at the top spot on our list is Poker Palace.

Situated in Club Marconi, Bossley Park, Poker Palace is one of the only venues in Sydney that comes with professional dealers.

With a room capacity of over 20 custom built poker tables, Poker Palace also offers an excellent beverage tray service and friendly staff and management.

Since its modest openings way back in 2008, Poker Palace has grown to become one of Australia’s most renowned poker groups, with quarterly festivals now taking place.

The next series is the Summer Championships, due to kick off this month, and with an estimates prize pool of $800k!

2. Star Poker

Aussie favourite Star Poker has become one of the best poker rooms in the entire country!

Located in Sydney’s famous Star Casino (obviously), it’s renowned for its bountiful waiting staff, friendly and professional service, top quality dealers, and excellent supervisors.

It’s also home to the World Series Poker! Can’t really top that now, can we?

With free phone charging, affordable drinks and a tonne of snacks on offer – not to mention free food during the main event! – this one’s sure to be a great experience.

Even better, the casino overlooks Darling Harbour and is not far off from Sydney’s iconic Opera House, making for a spectacular experience overall.

3. National Poker League

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With over 14 years of experience, the National Poker League (NPL) has become one of Australia’s leading poker entertainment companies.

Now boasting over 600,000 members, with over 300,000 events run to date and a whopping $100,000,000 of cash and prizes given away, it’s easy to see why!

The NPL currently manages over 500 poker events a week around Australia. The Agincourt Hotel, Cheers and the Royal George Hotel are the best places to catch it in Sydney this summer.

The tournaments are all ages, and free of charge. Once you win the first game, however, you may progress to a higher system to win some real cash!

4. Australian Poker League

The Australian Poker League is one of the largest and wealthiest poker leagues in the country.

They cater for everyone, from seasoned tournament champions all the way down to total newbies! You can pay to play with a cash buy-in, or opt in for a free game. There’s really no limit to what you can do at the APL!

Beginning in 2005, it’s also Australia’s first poker league, with nightly events run all over the country. You can catch the next major tournament – the APL Million – in March, at the Star Sydney (also mentioned in this list).

Significant cash prizes are up for grabs here, especially with the APL Million, which, as you guessed, has a ridiculous $1 million guaranteed cash prize pool, with a minimum $25k for first prize!

Can’t get much better than that!

5. Crocodile Poker

Maybe the best place to play poker in Sydney is right in your very own home?

That’s right – Crocodile Entertainment delivers poker events right to your door!

As they say themselves, Crocodile are a “casino simulation that recreate all the entertainment of a night at the casino without costing an arm and a leg”!