Arizona Poker League
Today is the day! The FINALS for the Arizona State Poker Championship Buy-In event starts at 5pm. If you are qualified for this event please arrive no later than 4:30pm. The WINNER today will earn the hotel stay and $1,100.00 Buy-In to the Arizona State Poker Championship at Talking Stick Resort with it's estimated $1,500,000.00 Prize Pool! AZBDP also known as Back Door Poker is a FREE poker league offering No-Limit Texas Hold'Em Tournaments primarily in the Arizona East Valley. Our Poker Tournaments are run by a professional staff in Bar Rooms to provide the best in food, drinks and a fun atmosphere.
Arizona enjoys all the benefits of live casinos and poker rooms, but none of the benefits of legal, regulated online poker. As of 2020, there is no law specifically legalizing - or criminalizing - the playing of poker on the web.
There is a booming tribal casino business in Arizona, and this may be a key reason behind the lack of forward thinking regarding online laws.
Arizona Poker League
Of the US-facing sites operating in 2020, all accept real-money bank transactions from Arizona players. While specific online poker laws haven't been introduced, there is nothing to stop players in the Grand Canyon State enjoying the great legit games they love on the web. So, technically, you can play at legal poker sites in Arizona.
Poker in Arizona
Live Poker Rooms in Arizona
Arizona Ultimate Poker League
- Casino Del Sol (Tucson, AZ)
- Cliff Castle Poker Room (Camp Verde, AZ)
- Desert Diamond Casino (Tucson, AZ)
- Desert Diamond Casino West Valley (Glendale, AZ)
- Gila River Casino Vee Quiva (Laveen, AZ)
- Gila River Casino Wild Horse Pass (Chandler, AZ)
- Harrah's Ak-Chin (Maricopa, AZ)
- Hon-Dah Casino (Pinetop, AZ)
- Mazatzal Casino (Payson, AZ)
- Talking Stick Resort (Scottsdale, AZ)
- We-Ko-Pa Casino and Resort (Fountain Hills, AZ)
Arizona Poker Information
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Grand Canyon State residents are understandably proud of their casinos, which all operate on Native American Indian reservations. Although online poker is not regulated within the state, you can still prove your poker skills against regulars in more than 20 poker rooms. If you are a mid-stakes tournament grinder, you will be interested in Fort McDowell Casino’s tournament schedule, which is bursting with $100+ tournaments. Want to build your bankroll first? Savvy players love Tucson’s Casino Del Sol, which is famous its generous guarantee tournaments, where you can scoop a big win from a small buy-in. Success in these events is clearly a recipe for success. Arizona players are becoming very successful in major poker events — as shown by Arizona State University student Jake Balsiger securing third place in the 2012 World Series of Poker main event.
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