Treasure Chest Point values are determined at the sole discretion of Treasure Island. Only the balance in the TI Players Club system will be honored. Points earned due to point multipliers will not count towards promotional point balances unless otherwise stated.Įach participant’s available TC Point balance will be confirmed in-person at the TI Players Club. Designated video poker games will earn at a rate of $15.00 per point. One TI Players Club Point will be earned for every $1.50 played on reel slots and for every $4.50 played on video poker slots. Now, the room has been shuttered for good, cutting the total number of poker rooms on the Las Vegas strip down to 17 and leaving one less live poker option for those looking to grind in Sin City.Eligible Treasure Chest participants are subject to all terms and conditions of Treasure Island Players Club Membership as outlined in the Club Rules.Įligible TI Players Club members receive one (1) Treasure Chest Point (TC Point) for every one (1) TI Players Club Point. PokerNews' own LFG Podcast hooked up with Treasure Island's poker room for a special party over the summer. In more recent years, the room featured seven tables and a more vanilla tray of options as mentioned above. Up to six dailies ran, as well as regularly filled sit-n-gos. It opened in 2006 under MGM ownership with eight tables serving up games as niche as badugi and a special mix featuring hold'em, Omaha and crazy pineapple. 'It is not competitive with the larger poker rooms on the strip.' Open at noon daily until games broke down to less than five players for the night, the Treasure Island poker room was advertised as 'an intimate and inviting atmosphere.' 'It is not competitive with the larger poker rooms on the strip,' the representative said. According to what a room rep told USPoker, that small scale was ultimately the reason for the room's closure, effective Tuesday. Treasure Island did not host a summer tournament series in recent years but did run dailies, most recently advertising five $250 guaranteed events for $45 buy-in. Typically, the only games running were small $1/$3 no-limit hold'em cash games. Treasure Island sported one of the smaller poker rooms on the strip at just seven tables, dwarfed by the dozens of tables at places like ARIA, Venetian, Wynn, Caesars and Bellagio.

Las Vegas poker players now have one fewer venue in which to grind, as Treasure Island has permanently closed its poker room, USPoker reported.

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