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No-Limit Texas Holdem: June 12th

11 Jun

We’re Hosting a 1/2 No-Limit Texas Hold’em home game on Sunday, June 12th near Hachibori Station, in Tokyo. Game starts at 2pm. Free Food, Free Drinks, and lots fun!

Contact Us for more info.

10 Seat Poker Tournament: June 5th, 2016

31 May

We’ll be Hosing a 10 seat No Limit Texas Hold’em Poker Tournament this Sunday in Tsukishima.  Buy-in is ¥10,000 + ¥500.

First Place:¥50,000
Second Place:¥30,000
Third Place:¥20,000

Start time is 12-Noon. Drinks and Snack will be served!

Contact Us For more details or to RSVP!

Next Poker Game: June 5th, 2016

29 May

Come Join Us for the next poker game!  We’ll be playing a 1/2 No Limit Holdem, starting at 12-noon.

Contact Us For More Details and to RSVP.

Tokyo Poker Home Games

27 May

We are now running a regular poker home game every weekend in Tokyo!!

Come join us for some 1/2 NL Holdem with other friendly expats.  We also try to run a 10 seat tournament every Sunday.

Contact Us for more details.

Poker in Tokyo - Home Games

We host a weekly home game in Tokyo. Come join in the fun with other friendly expats!

No Limit Holdem Anyone??

11 Mar

Anyone interested in getting together for some friendly 1/2 No Limit?

If so, EMAIL US!

Poker Tournament – March 10th, 2016

9 Mar

Theme: Texas Hold’em in English

Come join others for a fun night of Texas Hold’em competition and English conversation practice. People interested in practicing English (any level okay) as well as native speakers of English are invited.

Professional Poker Dealers + Equipment provided. Anybody can bring food and beverages (you can buy some beverages there).

Date & Time: The first event will be held on Thursday, March 10th, 2016 starting at 7:30 pm (should end around 10:00pm, could possibly end as late as 11:00 pm for some). Late Registration ends at 8:30.

Place: Billiard Corner Pocket in Kotobuki, Taito-ward, Tokyo

Ginza Line: Tawaramachi Station (from the 2nd Exit cross the street heading towards the SoftBank store, turn right once you cross the street and walk towards the Toyoko Inn. Billiard Corner Pocket is just passed the Toyoko Inn sharing a building with the Lawson. Please come to the 3rd floor.  )

Oedo Line: Kuramae Station

Asakusa Line: Kuramae Station

For a map, please check out the JPA’s website: http://www.poker-japan.jp/

Look for the Lawson 100yen shop. It is on the third floor of that building.

Entry Fee: ¥2300 per person

Poker Table For Sale – 100,000YEN or Best Offer

2 Mar

Poker Table For Sale – 100,000YEN or Best Offer
Poker Table for sale - Tokyo

Poker Table For Sale – Tokyo – ¥100,000

 

Brand New Poker Table for Sale.   Completely new, and still in the box.  I can assist with delivery within Tokyo.  ¥100,000

Size: L 213cm x W 106cm x H 75cm

Email: Info@TokyoPokerSociety.com

No Limit Hold’em Home Game – Tokyo

14 Jul

We’ve decided to start a mailing list for anyone interested in a little home game action. Email Us if interested.

5-10 Limit Omaha 8 or better

13 Jul

So the other day out of curiosity, I wanted to figure out which game would require the fewest hands to reach Supernova Elite on Pokerstars. Turns out the 5/10 Limit Omaha H/L is the answer! Achieving SNE is based on earning VPP’s, which are awarded based on how much rake you contribute to the pot, it doesn’t do much good to play above 5/10 Limit. Rake is capped at $3 per pot, which happens about 60% of the time, and the average rake somewhere around $2.15/pot. Playing 10/20 could improve this, but there is usually only one 10/20 table which only lasts a few hours a day.

What does it all mean? Well you could play fifteenth tables of 1/2 NL hold’em, 9 hours a day, all year long, or you could play three tables of 6max 5/10 Limit Omaha H/L 8 hours a day. Still a serious undertaking, but the bankroll and stress level requirements are much lower with Omaha. Not to mention it’s soft as Hell!!

Food of thought..

PokerStar’s Newest Online Pro: Andre Coimbra

19 Jan

PokerStar’s Has just announced Andre Coimbra as their newest addition to Team PokerStars. Check Out his documentary and see how he became an online pro: