May 21, 2013

WOW! Pai Gow Poker Progressive Jackpot winner!!!!


Congrats to our Aliante Station Pai Gow Jackpot winner!!!! David Won 7 card straight flush $206,914.57.

 

3 Pai Gow Progressive Jackpot Winners On The Same Day

PaiGow Station Casinos Press Release

THREE STATION CASINOS GUESTS HIT PAI GOW PROGRESSIVE

FIVE-OF-A-KIND ACES JACKPOT IN ONE DAY

 (Las Vegas, Nev.)- A rare and exciting day for Station Casinos leaves three guests more than $55,000 collectively richer. All hit five-of-a-kind aces while playing Pai Gow on Wednesday and hit a jackpot resulting from placing the $1 Fortune Pai Gow Progressive Side Bet.

The hits happened at the following properties:

  •  Sunset Station for $19,629.27
  • Red Rock Resort for $17,713.08
  • Boulder Station for $16,079.99

Station Casinos offers the largest multi-linked Pai Gow progressive in Southern Nevada with 10 properties participating.  The result is jackpots that start higher, grow faster and hit more often.

With any regular bet, players become eligible for the progressive with a side bet of only $1. The entire progressive pot is won with a seven card straight-flush with or without a joker, and players at Station Casinos can also win 10% of the progressive jackpot with a winning hand of five aces.

Station Casinos offers a variety of table games 24-hours-a-day, including blackjack, poker, Let it Ride, craps and roulette. The company also operates a variety of property-linked progressives including slots, bingo and in poker rooms. For more information, visit www.sclv.com.

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About Station Casinos

Station Casinos owns 17 properties throughout Southern Nevada including Boulder Station, Green Valley Ranch Resort, Fiesta Rancho, Fiesta Henderson, Palace Station, Red Rock Resort, Santa Fe Station, Sunset Station, Texas Station, Wild Wild West and several smaller properties under the Wildfire Gaming division such as Wildfire Casinos. Additionally, the company manages Aliante Station. For more information, visit www.stationcasinos.com.

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CONTACT:    Jay A. Alpert, Station Casinos

(702) 495-4244, cell (702) 578-1329

jay.alpert@stationcasinos.com

 

Linked Pai Gow Poker Progressive Jackpot over $177k and counting


How the Linked Pai Gow Poker Progressive works

UPDATE: AS OF 6PM Friday August 3rd, THE FORTUNE PAI GOW PROGRESSIVE IS OVER $182,000.00!!!

We Take Dealing Seriously … But We Still Have Fun

AS CORPORATE VICE President of Table Games I have a lot to deal with in my job.

OK, this is my first time blogging and that was my first (and maybe last) attempt at a witty pun. It does, however, lead me into the topic at hand and a job responsibility of mine I take quite personally: Our Dealers.

In a word, we take the job of dealer at Station and Fiesta Casinos – from the Craps dealer at Red Rock Resort, to the Blackjack dealer at Sunset Station, to the Poker Room dealer at Texas Station – seriously … but not, too, seriously … here’s what I mean:

Our newly hired dealers receive two full shifts (16 hours) of training before they go on a live game. This allows them to learn the Station Casinos’ guest service standards and learn how to deal the games “The Stations” way.

For me, our dealers should interact with our guests and create a fun atmosphere while maintaining a pleasant game pace and accuracy on the game. Characteristics of a good dealer include being friendly, enthusiastic, respectful and outgoing. A good dealer is a team player, works on technical skills, and exhibits a positive attitude. Conversely, bad dealer characteristics include a rude, disrespectful, disinterested attitude, unfriendly or not outgoing, a person unwilling to work hard to develop his or her technical skills.

In short, “The Stations” way of dealing aims to treat you like family, and it’s my job, in part, to ensure this gaming environment at our tables.

Is this the experience you are having while playing our table games? In your experience, what makes a good dealer? Do you have a favorite dealer at one of our casinos? I would love to hear from you. Go ahead, your deal…

The featured blogger for this post is Station Casinos Vice President of Corporate Table Games Jim Ward.

Hot in Las Vegas Slots: ‘It’s Been a Balmy’ Winter 2012 Edition

Play Build-A-Wheel for prizes on our Facebook pages until Jan. 17.

LET’S START THE Hot in Slots Winter 2012 (the weather in Las Vegas has been quite balmy so far this year, by the way) blog post with a cool new thing we’ve been doing on our facebook page. First, because this is the Hot in Slots blog highlighting what’s new on our slot floors, we’ll start by announcing that throughout December 2011 we placed new Build-A-Wheel Video Poker machines in all our casinos. (Ask a slot attendant where the facebook game is :) )

Have you seen/played it yet?

If not, you’re in luck because it’s on all our facebook pages as we are holding daily slot tournaments (through January 17) where you can win prizes (and can’t lose really, by the way … it’s facebook) for playing Build-A-Wheel. You should check it out either in the casino or on facebook … here’s a link to links to all our facebook pages. After you like the facebook page, click the Build-A-Wheel tab in the left-hand margin, register and go for the high score!

Now for other new releases and general fun from our Las Vegas slot floors recently. Good Luck, by the way!

Got questions or comment for our slot managers? Let us know below!

At all 10 Station and Fiesta Casinos last week (above at Texas Station) debuted the Breakfast at Tiffany’s machine. As you can see we got in the spirit of things and many guests got a free pull.

During our Holiday Cash Giveaway at the end of December we gave away at least $100,000 (10 $1,000 winners at 10 casinos) for 10 straight nights. Some folks, like this Aliante Station winner, actually got $1,500 with the $500 “Be There” Bonus. Happy New Year!


Over at Fiestas, Rancho and Henderson, we are having January Play Days where there’s good stuff all month including dining discounts, Video Poker tournaments and gift days, but we like the $100,000 Cash Wheel spinning on Saturday nights … where it will land nobody knows …


Our slots guys take great pride in keeping the latest Video Reels on the floor, like below Boulder Station (left) and Texas Station …


These participation games get bigger and cooler like the Paradise Fishing at Green Valley Ranch.

Can’t forget Wildfires, as, along with great beer, Barley’s has the new Dark Knight.

See ya in the spring!

High-Stakes Hold’em in Station Casinos $1 Million No-Limit Tournaments


Final Table results from the Championship Round (May 24 & 25)

Pocket 6s was the winning hand for Lars B., the 2011 Grand Champion of Station Casinos’ No-Limit Hold’em Poker Tournaments. Lars outlasted a best-of-the-best field of 120 to take the top cash of $60,000 and a Rolex watch.

Five guaranteed $200,000 tournaments at four our Las Vegas poker rooms in less than one month!

“We paid the million dollars even with some huge overlays. Watch for our next one in the spring of 2012,” Station Casinos Poker Tournament Director Derek Glover said.

  1. Lar B. $60,000
  2. Ran C. $31,040
  3. Jonathan E. $25,220
  4. Sonja J. $19,400
  5. Joshua P. $15,520
  6. Brian L. $11,640
  7. Blake K. $9,700
  8. Jeffrey S. $7,760
  9. Frank T. $5,820
  10. Gary B. $3,880

Thanks to all and see ya next year!

Championship Round down to 10.

If you're sitting this table, you cashed at least $3,880.

Rolex!


Final Table results from Red Rock (May 17-22)

Our pictures of Travis were horrible so here's a shot of the satellite tables at Red Rock. So sorry.

Congratulations Travis F. for becoming our fourth $60,000 winner!

Travis beat the biggest field of our four guaranteed $200,000 tournaments at Red Rock and joins our other three champions (see below) in the Championship Round at Red Rock, where the Grand Champion (we need a better title) will be decided from a field of 120 best-of-the-best on May 24 and 25. The Championship Round is another $200,000 tournament, with the top 12 spots cashing, and the winner getting nearly another $60,000 plus a Rolex watch.

If that “other” Vegas hold’em tournament has bracelet winners…we’re going to have a watch winner!

Can’t wait and good luck to the field!

  1. Travis F. $60,000
  2. Daniel O. $32,000
  3. Daniel C. $24,000
  4. Aaron J. $17,000
  5. Matthew L. $12,000
  6. Anthony N. $9,000
  7. Charles D. $6,500
  8. Tommy A. $5,000
  9. Paul N. $4,500
  10. Peter M. $4,000

Final Table results from Sunset Station (May 10-15)

See ya in the Championship Round Chris!

Two reasons to be super excited about the results from the third Main Table this past weekend at Sunset Station:

  • Christopher P. outlasted our biggest field yet, over 200 entries, to become our third $60,000 winner. Congrats Christopher, who joins Mark I. and Frederick N. as our champs so far.
  • Our “Get Staked” facebook contest winner Jeff J. cashed! As you might remember, we backed one player in each of the four tournaments by paying their $1,100 entry fee into the Main Table. After Nick G. (at GVR) and Karen W. (at Palace) didn’t make it to the money, Jeff found the final table for a $4,000 “free roll” payday … and, no, he doesn’t have to pay us back! Congratulations and great job Jeff!
  1. Christopher P. $60,000
  2. Yehuda Y. $29,000
  3. Thomas K. $22,000
  4. Blake K. $18,000
  5. Simon L. $14,000
  6. Christopher P. $11,000
  7. Ran C. $8,500
  8. Assaf B. $6,000
  9. Jeff J. $4,000 (facebook winner!)
  10. Bryce D. $3,000

Onto The Turn, our fourth (and the last tournament you can buy in) with another guaranteed $200,000 prize pool is this week at Red Rock, followed by the Championship Round, also at Red Rock, on May 24 & 25 when someone is going to win another $60,000 and a sweet watch.

Final Table results from Palace Station (May 3-8)

$60,000 poker face from Mark!

Congratulations to Mark I., the winner of the second (of four) final table in our $1 Million No-Limit Hold’em Tournaments. Mark’s $60,000 first-place cash was part of the $200,000 guaranteed prize pool at Palace Station this weekend. Here’s the rest of the payouts from the Top 10:

  1. Mark I. $60,000
  2. Vincent M. $32,000
  3. Michael S. $24,000
  4. Chance K. $18,000
  5. Paul L. $15,000
  6. Frank A. $13,000
  7. Brian L. $10,000
  8. Frank T. $7,000
  9. Raymond W. $6,000
  10. David B. $4,000

No time to rest, another guaranteed $200,000 prize pool is in play this week at Sunset Station.

Good luck!

Our 2nd “Get Staked” Winner was Karen W., who finished out of the money.

Final Table results from Green Valley Ranch (April 26-May 1)

Frederick took home top cash with a tournament winning hand of KC-QC.

  1. Frederick N. $60,000
  2. Jeffery S. $30,000
  3. Robert W. $16,000
  4. Robert T. $16,000
  5. Christopher B. $12,000
  6. Mark I. $10,000
  7. Matthew L. $8,000
  8. Andrew J. $7,000
  9. Sonja J. $6,000

Our 1st “Get Staked” Winner was Nick G. Unfortunately, Nick only lasted about 45 minutes but reportedly had great fun.


LAS VEGAS – With the first $60,000 winner already decided, Station Casinos $1 Million No-Limit Hold’em Tournaments are ready to shuffle up and deal again this weekend at Palace Station Hotel Casino.

In the event’s first tournament at Green Valley Ranch (April 26 – May 1), Frederick Narciso played KC-QC into the winning hand and cashed the first-place amount of $60,000 from the event’s $200,000 prize pool. The nearly five-week poker event now shifts locations to Palace Station.

“Outside the World Series of Poker, we think it’s the best Hold’em Tournament in Las Vegas and the biggest Station Casinos has ever held,” Station Casinos Poker Tournament Director Derek Glover said. “If you can’t afford the buy-ins for the upcoming WSOP, we have three buy-in options starting at the $85 Single-Table Satellite level. Not bad for a shot at at least $60,000.”

Station Casinos is also awarding a “free roll” in each week’s tournament via a “Get Staked” contest on facebook (http://www.facebook.com/sunsetstation), looked for the “Get Staked” tab, where online contestants answer: Why should you be backed in the tournament? The winner gets the $1,100 Main Table buy-in paid for in that week’s tournament.

The Station Casinos $1 Million No-Limit Hold’em Tournaments’ (www.StationCasinosPoker.com) remaining dates and locations, including the Championship Tournament event, are as follows:

  • At Palace Station: qualifying May 3 – 6 with Main Table May 7 & 8
  • At Sunset Station: qualifying May 10 – 13 with Main Table May 14 & 15
  • At Red Rock Resort: qualifying May 17 – 20 with Main Table May 21 & 22
  • Championship Tournament: May 24 & 25 at Red Rock Resort

“Get Staked!” $1 Million Hold’em Poker Contest

Visit the official tournament website at www.stationcasinospoker.com.

HEY POKER STAR,

Station Casinos is Staking (paying the $1,100 buy-in) one player to the Main Event table in our big No-Limit Hold’em Tournament this weekend at Green Valley Ranch.

How do you become the one who gets staked?

Fill out the form below completely, and most importantly:
Tell us why we should back you!

  • Tell us your best “bad beat” story
  • Tell us your “Super System” for playing winning tournament poker
  • Tell us about your amazing “reading” skills

There’s a minimum of $60,000 going to the winner this weekend at GVR so tell us why you’re our Ace in the Hole!

Congrats Nick G. for getting “Staked”!
Below is the winning submission. Thank to everyone for playing along. Follow Station Casinos on facebook for more “Get Staked” contests.

I am the great great great grandson of albert einstein. Okay i have no proof of that, but here is why i should be staked. I’m solid! I am 28 years old and i have recently moved to las vegas from cleveland ohio. i have made gvr my number 1 place to play. I have a million bad beat stories, but when you play the game enough you should understand that bad beats are going to happen. its not really worth my time to type them, or your time to read them. i play a more logical style of poker, rather than relying on gut feeling. i have made ace high calls on the river and been right more often than not, but in all honesty i don’t really believe in hero calls. i feel that playing the odds will give you a better win percentage in the long run. in a deepstack tournament like the one you are hosting on the 30th, my play would vary depending on the balance of my table. i can play loose aggressive, or tight aggressive, but the key word is aggressive. i have found that when i have to make a lot of decisions in poker tournaments i have poorer results, so it is best to force others to make the decisions. if selected for the staked seat, i will donate 50% of all winnings to the american cancer society, or any amount over $20,000. you have my word on that. lastly i will tell you that i work at anthem country club as a waiter, and i drive a moped. im broke, but i enjoy life regardless. i obviously wont play in this tournament unless i get the stake, so if you choose me it was meant to be. thanks for reading my essay, and good luck with your decision.

Station Casinos “Get Staked” Hold’em Contest Rules

  1. Promotion will consist of one (1) drawing offering one (1) prize consisting of a seat in the Main Event in our No-Limit Hold’em Poker Tournament at Green Valley Ranch starting on April 30, 2011.
  2. A prize of one (1) seat in the Main Event will be awarded one time to the selected patron who fills out the form completely by Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 3pm.
  3. A patron must participate in the promotion by filling out a form providing his/her a) legal first name as it appears on your driver’s license, b) legal last name as it appears on your driver’s license, c) email address, d) zip code, e) phone number, f) verify that you are 21 years or older, g) verify that you are not a team member and h) Comments – Why We Should Stake You!  All required information must be filled out or the entry will be invalid.
  4. Each participant who successfully filled out the form will be awarded one (1) entry into the drawing.
  5. Entries will be verified for legitimacy by filling out the entry form completely and convincing us you have what it takes to get “staked” in our No-Limit Hold’em Poker Main Event at Green Valley Ranch Resort.
  6. Promotion and valid entries will be accepted through Thursday, April 28, 2011. All entries must be in by 3pm April 28, 2011.
  7. Only 1 entry accepted per patron.
  8. Patrons must be at least 21 years of age or older and a legal resident of the United States to participate in the promotion.
  9. Contest not valid in states where this is illegal.
  10. One winner will be selected and notified on Thursday, April 28, 2011.
  11. The drawing will be conducted and names will be chosen based on comments.
  12. Winners will be sent an email from socialmedia@stationcasinos.com notifying them of winning.
  13. To claim the prize the winning patron must arrange to be present at the Green Valley Ranch Poker Room by Saturday, April 30 at 8am.
  14. Patrons who fail to be present by Saturday, April 30 at 8am, forfeit their prize, and the prize will go un-awarded.
  15. Patrons may win only one (1) prize during this promotion and subsequent promotions during this contest.
  16. The total prize value is approximately $1,100.
  17. No cash option.
  18. Prize is non-transferable.
  19. No purchase necessary. A purchase does not increase the chance of winning a prize.
  20. Green Valley Ranch may disqualify any person for any prize based upon Green Valley Ranch’s belief of the possible commission of fraud, dishonesty, violation of promotional rules or other misconduct whether or not related to this promotion.
  21. Any attempt by any person to deliberately damage any program or to undermine the legitimate operation of this promotion may be a violation of criminal and civil laws and should such an attempt be made, Green Valley Ranch reserves the right to seek damages from any such person to the fullest extent of the law.
  22. Winners are responsible for any United States Federal, State or Local taxes and / or governmental fees, licensing or registration fees that may be imposed in connection with the acceptance of the prize.
  23. Falsification of any information will result in ineligibility.
  24. Winners must show proof of their social security number by presenting a social security card, driver’s license with SS#, or by completing a W9 form.
  25. All winners must sign a prize payment form to receive their winnings.
  26. Employees of Green Valley Ranch, Station Casinos, Inc., their respective parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies and other coordinating agencies with this promotion (collectively, “Ineligible Individuals”) and members of Ineligible Individuals’ households are not eligible to participate in this promotion. Winners will attest that they are not Ineligible Individuals. Immediate family members of Green Valley Ranch Casino’s Marketing and Player Development Department’s are also ineligible to participate in the promotion. Immediate family member is defined as spouse, parents, children, siblings and their respective spouses. Household is defined as living in the same residence as one or more of the above-mentioned individuals. Employees of the advertising agencies, Nevada Gaming Commission agents and spouses thereof, are not eligible to participate. Each winner may be required to sign a release attesting that they are not any of the above mentioned.
  27. Any dispute or situation not covered by the above rules will be resolved by Green Valley Ranch management in a manner deemed by them to be the fairest to all concerned, and that decision shall be final and binding for all participants. The Nevada Gaming Commission will be notified of all such disputes or situations and their subsequent resolution.
  28. Each entrant and winner shall indemnify and hold harmless Green Valley Ranch and Station Casinos, Inc. against any damage, loss, claim or liability arising from his or her participation in this promotion.
  29. Green Valley Ranch and Station Casinos, Inc. assumes no liability of any kind for any property loss or damage or personal injury occurring in connection with any prizes.
  30. By participating in the promotion, each participant agrees to and acknowledges that they will abide by the official rules, regulations and procedures of the promotion.
  31. Management reserves the right to cancel, change or modify the promotion without notice.
  32. In the event that the computer equipment used in the operation of this promotion malfunctions or becomes inoperable for any reason, the promotion may be temporarily suspended until the computer system is returned to normal operations. In the event the computer system malfunctions and is deemed to be inoperable, Green Valley Ranch reserves the right to conduct the drawing with manual or other automated backup equipment.
  33. Green Valley Ranch will not be held responsible for errors or omissions to any advertising material for this promotion including handbills, fliers, posters, billboards, newspaper or spoken advertisements.
  34. As a winner in this promotion, I hereby grant Green Valley Ranch permission to use my name, photograph, and likeness in connection with the advertising and promotion of its products, in any manner and in any medium, without additional compensation, as Green Valley Ranch, in their sole discretion, shall deem appropriate or desirable. I irrevocably consent to the unrestricted use, in perpetuity, for purposes including, but not limited to, display, advertising, sale, and trade, and including any alterations or modifications whatsoever of said photograph, including the negatives and prints made there from and by Green Valley Ranch, its employees, agents, customers, successors, and assigns forever. As the winner I waive any right, which I may otherwise have, to inspect or approve the photographs or prints made from the negative thereof, with respect to 1) any alterations or modifications, any material or commentary, 2) any publication using the name of the undersigned, no name, or fictitious name, 3) and use for the purpose of publicity, illustration, commercial art, and 4) any advertising of products or services.
  35. All prizes must be claimed at the times indicated above.
  36. Persons who have been evicted from Green Valley Ranch or Station Casinos or who have requested self-exclusion from Green Valley Ranch or Station Casinos are not eligible to participate in the promotion.
  37. Valid at Green Valley Ranch, Henderson, NV only.

Vegas “veeRob” Takes HPT Championship at Red Rock

Ace-Jack held up for Perelman as he took home the HPT Championship Sunday at Red Rock and the first-place cash of $158,755.


LAS VEGAS – HPT’S SEASON LAUNCH at Red Rock Casino Resort Spa drew a diverse field of recognizable Vegas pros and HPT regulars from the Midwest, but the event belonged to local poker insider Rob “veeRob” Perelman. The 32-year-old poker consultant invested just $250, winning his way into the main event through a qualifier event. Perelman, well-known in Vegas poker circles from his behind-the-scenes work on top poker shows, scored $158,755 after two hands heads up.

Although he has a solid resume from work on shows like “Poker After Dark” and “High Stakes Poker”, Perelman has never worked for the nationally-syndicated Heartland Poker Tour. Just weeks ago, he reached out to HPT producers to discuss working on the Red Rock event. When HPT executives passed due to time constraints, Perelman found himself on the show rather than behind the scenes.

HPT’s first tournament of 2011 wrapped up when Perelman’s ace-jack held up with an ace on the flop against mechanic Laszlo Gaspar’s queen-four. Playing his first major tournament, Gaspar fought exhaustion when the cards first hit the felt at the televised final table late Sunday night. At four the next morning, he was wide awake and $79,059 richer.

Among the poker A-listers who played the main event, Annie Duke, Scotty Nguyen, Jennifer Harman, Linda Johnson and Tiffany Michelle failed to make day two. Darvin Moon, 2010’s WSOP Main Event runner up, finished 37th for $1487. The fan favorite raffled half of his action in the main event to benefit the nonprofit organization Poker Gives.

The most recognizable face at the final table was J.J. Liu, the highest-placing female in any World Poker Tour championship event with over $2 million in winnings. Known for her elaborate wardrobe, Liu wore an embellished sweater and eye-catching hat to the televised final table, finishing third for $47,786.

HPT Championship
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa
Las Vegas, NV
January 16, 2011
Buy-in: $1100
Main Event: 558

  • Rob Perelman (Las Vegas, NV) $158,755
  • Laszlo Gaspar (Las Vegas, NV) $79,059
  • JJ. Liu (Las Vegas, NV) $47,786
  • Heath Herring (Las Vegas, NV) $37,167
  • Dick Heidman (Las Vegas, NV) $31,857
  • Bob Garman (Las Vegas, NV) $26,548

Mixed Martial Arts fans will recognize Heath “Crazy Horse” Herring when the HPT episodes produced at Red Rock air this spring. An accomplished heavyweight fighter, Herring’s resume includes high-profile match-ups for UFC and in Japan. Now focusing on acting, Herring has seven movies under his belt. It was acting that cost him the battle at the final table. A bluff against Perelman ended his run with $37,167 in fourth place.

Also prepared for battle, retired army Green Beret Bob Jarman of Las Vegas splits his time between playing poker and teaching combat skills, sometimes combining the two. “The skills needed to be a warrior also apply to poker,” said the father of three who offers instruction on reading poker tells. His skill got him to sixth place in his first HPT event for $26,548.

Another HPT newbie was newly-retired Dick Heidman. The Akron, Ohio man relocated to Vegas five months ago to spend his retirement playing poker after his business interests devalued. “Business wasn’t good,” said Heidman, “If I’m going to lose money, I’m going to enjoy doing it.” Rather than losing money in his first major tournament, Heidman made a $31,857 deposit to his nest egg. Reflecting on all the top pros in the field, Heidman appreciated the opportunity to improve his game. “I’m in the learning process,” said the fifth-place finisher, “I’ll take what I learned to the next tournament.”

Heidman won’t have to go far to get to HPT’s next event. The nationally-syndicated poker show will return to Las Vegas next month for a star-filled charity event co-hosted by Phil Hellmuth and Adrian Peterson. The Golden Nugget event will benefit Starkey Hearing Foundation and promises to attract NFL athletes, A-list pros, and Hollywood celebrities.


About Heartland Poker Tour

Founded by Todd Anderson and Greg Lang in 2005, Heartland Poker Tour is built on a grass-roots strategy, “Real People, Unreal Money”. HPT provides poker enthusiasts a televised “Texas No Limit Hold’em” poker tour with affordable buy-ins. HPT is currently filming Season VII and is available in over 100 million US homes each week, as well as widespread distribution throughout Europe and the Caribbean. For more information and a complete schedule of upcoming events, visit www.HeartlandPokerTour.com.

VIDEO: Our Lightning Fast Cash Giveaway is…ummm…Fast

Strike it Rich drawing is Nov. 27.

WE HAD THE camera out again.

This time we took our video gear over to Santa Fe Station to promote November’s $1.8 Million Lightning Fast Cash Giveaway at Station and Fiesta Casinos. The Lightning Fast Cash Giveaway, as the name suggests, is fast. In fact, on Fridays and Saturdays from October 31 to November 27 at 10 of our casinos, $500 is won every five minutes between 6-8pm. There’s other ways to win, so click the poster to the right. And the big day is still to come, as on Nov. 27 at 9pm someone is going to win $100,000.

Anyway, back to the video.

The “actors” are Station Casinos Team Members.

  • Casey shakes drinks at Revolver and here is at the bar at The Charcoal Room.
  • Chef Javier chops at Cabo Mexican Restaurant and is in the Charcoal Room kitchen in the video.
  • Ranny deals the cards at blackjack.
  • Vanel rules the Rewards Center (the guest in the video is Santa Fe Station’s very own Marketing Manager Chris Cleveland).

All are naturals, don’t you think?

World Cup Soccer & Beers From Around the World

We think team USA should celebrate at the Yard House if they win this year's World Cup!

THE OLE USA might not be the best at soccer, but we sure make some good beer.

As you may know, the Yard House, with more than 100 of the best beers from around the world, had its grand opened last weekend at Red Rock Resort. As you also may know, our Sports Books will be showing all the World Cup soccer matches, starting tomorrow with Mexico vs. host South Africa at 7am, as 32 of the best national clubs compete over the next month.

We’re pretty excited about both here at Stations. So excited we’re offering chances to win team jerseys, $1 hot dogs, $2 breakfast sandwiches and $1 Buds and Bud Lights at all Station and Fiesta Sports Books during the matches. (Learn More Here!)

All this got us thinking here at the SC Blog about beer and soccer, soccer and beer. Which beers currently being served at the Yard House are from which countries currently competing in the World Cup? Here’s the quiz with the answers below. Cheers, you bunch of hooligans!

a) England                                          Widmer Hefeweizen

b) France                                             Sapporo

c) Germany                                          Boddingtons Pub Ale

d) Italy                                                   Dos Equis Amber

e) Japan                                               Kronenbourg 1664

f) Mexico                                               Peroni

g) United States                                 Warsteiner Pils

Answers: a) Boddingtons Pub Ale, b) Kronenbourg 1664, c) Warsteiner Pils, d) Peroni, e) Sapporo, f) Dos Equis Amber, g) Widmer Hefeweizen

What’s your favorite imported ale or brew? Who are you rooting for in the World Cup? Let us know below!