What Not to Do While Playing Poker at Wendover

Poker is a game of strategy, reading your opponents, getting to know their habits and striking

when you have the hot hand … or bluffing

your opponents into thinking you have a hot

hand. In terms of strategy, there are things

you should avoid doing and in terms of

poker etiquette, there are a number of

things that are frowned upon, but at

Wendover Resorts, there are some special

don’ts while playing poker.

Here is what not to do while playing poker

at Wendover:

1. Don’t forget to collect your One Club points

When you arrive at a table, make sure you check in with your One Club card so you can collect

the valuable points that allow you to move up through the One Club tiers. The more you play,

the more points you collect and the quicker you can become a Legend by going through the

tiers of Member, VIP, Celebrity, Famous and then Legend.

2. Don’t worry about not being able to eat

Thanks to the Golden Harvest Cafe being next to the grand poker room at the Wendover

Nugget Casino and Hotel, you can get full food service right there in the poker room. You don’t

have to worry about being distracted by a rumbling from your tummy at Wendover.

3. Don’t be concerned about missing the game while you’re playing

With everyone being such a proficient multitasker nowadays, you can easily keep an eye on

your favorite sports team even while you’re winning big in the Wendover Nugget Hotel and

Casino’s grand poker room. The poker room has 42-inch LCD televisions that allow players to

keep an eye on their favorite sports game while they play their favorite casino game.

4. Don’t fret about having to wait for drinks

In the Wendover Nugget Hotel and Casino’s grand poker room, there is a convenient beverage

station located right in the poker room that is reserved exclusively for poker players. You don’t

even have to leave to get a drink and you don’t have to wait long to get one, either.

5. Don’t hesitate to join a tournament

With guaranteed prizes of at least $2,000 on

Friday and Saturday and $1,000 Sunday

through Thursday, the Wendover Nugget

Hotel and Casino’s poker room is always

buzzing with activity, every day of the week.

If you love the thrill of tournament play, buy

in and get busy winning. Buy-in for

tournaments Sunday through Thursday is

$50, which gets you 6,000 tournament chips

and buy-in on Friday and Saturday is $70,

which also gets you 6,000 tournament

chips. There is an optional $20 add-on for an additional 5,000 in tournament chips every day.

6. Don’t forget to try some poker variations

When you want to take a break from playing regular poker, you can try out some other games

that still involve the same amount of strategy and are still just as fun as poker. Three Card

Poker will give you the same thrill and Pai Gow Poker will have you strategizing just as much as

any other type of poker.

7. Don’t skimp on treating yourself, your friends and your family with your winnings

When you inevitably win big at the poker tables, take those winnings and treat yourself and your

friends and family to a great meal at one of the many restaurants at the Wendover Nugget or

the Red Garter. Heck, if you’re really hungry, try multiple restaurants. Have an appetizer in the

Golden Harvest Cafe, a main course in the Nugget Steakhouse and then hit up the Nugget

Buffet’s dessert island for a sweet treat.

Or, treat everyone to a relaxing spa session, watch some live entertainment or play some golf. It

will get you relaxed and ready for the next round of winning at poker.

8. Don’t celebrate too much when you win big

Every game has to have someone who doesn’t win

and there is no use in rubbing it in with excessive

celebration when you end up with that big ol’ pile of

chips in front of you. Simply stack them up and

congratulate everyone on a good game. There will

be plenty of time and opportunity to bust out your

celebratory dance later when it’s more appropriate.

By avoiding these faux pas, you can guarantee a

pleasant poker experience at Wendover Resorts.