PDX Poker Club

Lennura Zhataganova (17.06.2016 00:55)
I frequent this poker club and was compelled to write a review. This is the best poker club in Portland, OR by far. I especially like decent sized tournaments (30-50 players on average) with relatively affordable buy-ins ($30-$60). Due to the Oregon's Social Gaming law, 100% of the prize pool is distributed back to the players which is great, as opposed to say Las Vegas where 20-30% of the prize pool goes to the house. They also have full bar and restaurant. Great, friendly staff and central location (downtown)!

Minh Quan (16.06.2016 23:43)
This is the premiere poker club. I have played in all of the poker clubs and PDX poker provides the best value for your money. They provide weekly tournament specials with large 100+ player fields during those days. The staff is friendly and the dealers are top notch. Not to mention the amazing food and beer selection. I will play here over any other club in town.

Huy Nguyen (16.06.2016 06:42)
Love the atmosphere here! Great place to play poker or just to hang out and have a drink. Friendly Environment.

Garry Egan (06.06.2016 20:43)
** SAFETY DANGER **

A downright scary place with unsavory patrons and dealers. Saw a female dealer go on break, take all her tips, enter a game, lose every last dollar in 2 hands, then go back to work dealing with a scowl on her face that would make Ghandi weep.

After I won a tournament there (about $1400) and was tipping out the dealers, a patron (obviously friends of a dealer) threatened to 'follow me out to my car' if I didn't tip more. He feigned getting up out of his chair as he said this. Alerted management...they did nothing.

I don't do these types of 'for your safety' reviews but this place is absolutely not safe.

I will never, ever return to this place.

T.J. Nieman (28.11.2015 21:05)
I must admit I have not played here much. Maybe 10 hours combined through the four of five times I've visited. Here are some of my key takeaways.

1) On the days they have their "secret" $1,000 added freerolls, they are flat out slammed and don't have enough staff to help the line that eventually extends up the stairs and out on to the street.
2) This isn't a friendly club like The Players Club or Big Stack Players Club, don't expect the dealers, players, or managers to see you as anything more than a walking $10 bill.
3) But on the positive review side, this is the nicest looking club in Portland. And with a full restaurant and bar, you might think for a second that you were in an actual casino and not a "social gaming club".

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