One-dollar chip: "Keeper of the Western Door"
Phone: 716-299-1100 or 1-877-8-SENECA (73-6322)
Seneca Niagara Casino is one of three properties in Western New York run by the Seneca Nation of Indians. The casino itself towers over some moderately run-down residential neighborhoods of Niagara Falls, not far from other tourist attractions associated with the waterfalls. The casino dates from roughly 2003-04, but oddly the poker tables themselves look a bit run down. The clientele seems to range from working class to upper middle class, with a more "local" feel than Turning Stone. The poker room runs 24/7 with 16 tables.
Games spread
Limit hold 'em
- VERY FEW TABLES ROOM IS PRETTY MUCH DEAD
- $2/4 - pretty constant
- $3/6 - pretty constant and being played with a half kill to 4-8 or 5-10 with a $60 pot.
- Peak times up to $10/20
No-limit hold 'em
- $1-2 blinds, $40 min, $100 max- pretty constant
- $2-5, $200 min, $400 max - - pretty constant
- $5-10, $400 min, $1000 max at peak times
- $10-20, $1000 min, no max on Tuesday nights
Seven-card stud
- $1-5 - pretty constant
Omaha Hi-Lo
- $3-6 - pretty constant and being played with a half kill
Crazy Pineapple
- $2/4 - at peak times
Observations
PhilipR, 24 April 2006, 19:00 - 24:00: I didn't write down all the games going, but there appeared to be roughly 8 or so. I didn't verify the number of tables given above but they may be closer to 24. There was at least one $1-5 stud game that started, and the "big" NL game was $5-10. I don't know if $2-5N was going at that time. There were a couple of low limit games going, I thought $3/6 but possibly $2/4 instead or in addition.
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PhilipR, 24 April 2006
Other sources
Phone conversation, PhilipR 15:27, 20 Aug 2005 (UTC) - "Pretty constant" means it was going on a Saturday morning at this time.
