But the difference between 2/4 and 2/5 is the buy-in. You can scout around or ask the desk to make an announcement.Ģ/5 Mon - Thur is probably iffy. If you see two tables and some names on the 2/4 list, the chance of a 2/5 is good. Sun is slow because everyone is tired from Fri and Sat, and they don't have a un tourny (anymore).įri and Sat has 2/4 is at least 1 table, possibly two. The room gets going around noon Mon - Thur, earlier on Fri and Sat.

The BBJ hadn't been hit since about a month after the room opened last year. All hel broke loose because Diamond Jo's has a ROOM SHARE insteads of a table share. (I've seen a few CP dealers and floor guys there the past few weeks-don't let this place be their secret.Īround 9PM the table next to me hit the $119,000 Bad Beat Jackpot with AAAKK beating AAA1010. I am posting this to get more MN players to go to DJ's. Turtle Lake is a dump compared to Diamond Jo's. I wish I had started going there last summer when the poker room opened (didn't know about it until I stopped in on my way home from the recent Tama HPT). The room only has seven tables, but NL cash games are mostly played. The casino is similar to a small Vegas casino versus the typical native casinos, and and nicer than CP too.

They have slots, BJ, Craps, Roulette, Starbucks, Burger King, an attached Country Suites hotel, and of course a Poker Room. It's a corporate casino, which means it's nice inside. It's straight down 35W South and about 1 mile past the MN/IA border. Instead of driving 1.5 hours to Turtle Lake, drive 2 hours to Diamond Jo's. This is for all you fellow Minnesota players who like NL cash games.

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