Boulder Station Poker Room

4111 Boulder Highway 702-432-7777
General Info
Poker Tables
11
Rake up to
10% up to $4
Other Casino Features: 10x craps, $5 3-2 blackjack and 100% video poker are available at Green Valley Ranch.
Pros & Cons
  • Las Vegas home of Omaha Hi
  • Room walled off from smoky casino
  • $4 rake
  • Crowd can be boring
  • No tournaments
  • Few no limit games

Boulder Station is owned by Station Casinos.  It spreads 11 tables in an enclosed area by the sports book.  There are only two walls in the poker room.  The other two sections are separated by glass.  The Boulder Station poker room banned smoking in 2013, making it the second-to-last poker room in Las Vegas to do so.  Arizona Charlie’s on Decatur is the only poker room in Las Vegas that still allows smoking at the tables.

Boulder Station Casino and Poker Room Photos

Boulder Station Cash Games

Boulder Station is the home of Omaha High in Las Vegas.  It is spread at $4/$8 limits.  The game plays much bigger than a standard $4/$8 limit game does.  There is always thousands of dollars in chips on the table and the average pot can run well over $100.  It is easily the wildest limit game in Las Vegas.  Players will often need the nuts to win and expect raises on previous streets while trying to make it.  This game runs 24 hours a day.

Players will often find $2/$4 and $4/$8 Limit Hold’em 24 hours a day.  There may be a single $1/$2 No Limit Hold’em game during peak hours with buyins of $50-$300.  There is a special $1-$6 Seven Card Stud spread limit game on Thursdays at 3pm.

Boulder Station Tournaments

Boulder Station does not spread any tournaments.  Sam’s Town is located just south of it and spreads three tournaments each day.

Boulder Station Poker Promotions

Players earn $1 per hour when clocked in with the Station Casinos Boarding Pass.  These comps may be used at any Station Casinos food outlet, bowling alley, movie theater, gift shop, or hotel.

Hold’em Bad Beat Jackpot

There is a bad beat jackpot in Texas Hold’em that pays $40,000 to the loser, $20,000 to the winner, and $1,000 to every player at the table at the time the hand hits.  The qualifying jackpot hand starts at aces and lowers one notch until it hits.  Quads must use pocket pairs.  Straight and royal flushes must use both hole cards.

Texas Hold’em players win high hand bonuses for four of a kind and better.  The jackpots start at $20 and increase until hit.  Four of a kind requires a pocket pair.  Straight and royal flushes must use both hole cards.  On Monday and Thursday, there is a $500 bonus for flopping quads with a pocket pair.

Omaha Players Get Separate Jackpot

Omaha players have a separate bad beat jackpot.  A player that loses four of a kind jacks or better releases it.  Quads require a pocket pair.

Environment

The crowd at Boulder Station is working class.  The games are looser than most locals casinos, especially the wild Omaha game.  The dealers are competent.  On the other hand, we have had trouble with unhelpful floor people.  The Bravo Poker system is used to track waitlists and player comps.

Boulder Station Opinion

What We do not like about Boulder Station

Otherwise, there is little reason to visit Boulder Station for the purpose of playing poker.

Boulder Station Poker Room FAQ

What cash games are spread at the Boulder Station poker room?

Boulder Station is known for their famous Omaha High cash games, where players can always find $4/$8 Omaha Hi tables. You can also find $2/$4 and $4/$8 Limit Hold’em cash games.

How many cash games typically run at night at Boulder Station?

Boulder Station usually has 5-6 cash games each night.

What is the Rake at Boulder Station Poker Room?

The rake at Boulder Station is 10% up to $4 for all cash games.

Does Boulder Station spread poker tournaments?

No. There are no poker tournaments at Boulder Station.

Do players earn comps while playing poker at Boulder Station?

Yes. Players earn $1 per hour when using the Station Casinos Boarding Pass.

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