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Name	Length	Small Blind	Big Blind	Ante

Level 1	30	100	200
Level 2	30	100	200	200
Level 3	30	200	400	400
Level 4	30	300	600	600
Break	15
Level 5	00	400	800	800
Level 6	00	500	1000	1000
Break	15
Level 7	25	600	1200	1200
Level 8	25	800	1600	1600
Level 9	25	1000	2000	2000
Level 10	25	1200	2400	2400
Break	15
Level 11	25	2000	3000	3000
Level 12	25	2000	4000	4000
Level 13	25	3000	6000	6000
Level 14	25	4000	8000	8000
Break	10
Level 15	25	5000	10000	10000
Level 16	25	10000	15000	15000
Level 17	25	10000	20000	20000
Level 18	25	15000	25000	25000
Break	10
Level 19	25	15000	30000	30000
Level 20	25	20000	40000	40000
Level 21	25	25000	50000	50000
Level 22	25	30000	60000	60000
Break	10
Level 23	25	40000	80000	80000
Level 24	25	50000	100000	100000
Break	05
Level 25	25	75000	125000	125000
Level 26	25	75000	150000	150000
Level 27	25	100000	200000	200000
Level 28	25	125000	250000	250000

Place	Payout

1st	11090
2nd	8860
3rd	4995
4th	4930
5th	2825
6th	2300
7th	1850
8th	1550
9th	1250
10th	1050
11th	1050
12th	1050
13th	850
14th	850
15th	850
16th	700
17th	700
18th	700
19th	700
20th	585
21st	585
22nd	585
23rd	585
24th	510
25th	510
26th	510

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Download 3,908 Las Vegas Poker Chips Stock Photos for FREE or amazingly low rates! New users enjoy 60% OFF. 120,994,349 stock photos online. Just like to be seen in las vegas Betting Chips. Las Vegas Casino chips used for poker Las Vegas Strip at Night. Answer 1 of 20: Hi everyone I am going on my first trip to Las Vegas in October and I would like to get a casino chip for each place I visit as a souvenir. Can I just buy a single chip from a casino without gambling? Will they let me leave with the chip or do.

Start Time

12:00pm

Registration Closes

4:30pm

Buy-In Details

Total Buy-In

$300

Entry Fee

$255

Deductions

$45

Format

Starting Chips

50,000

Starting Blinds

100/200

Ante Type

Unknown

Re-Entry

Unlimited

Rebuys

None

Addons

None

Bounties

No

Structure

Level Time

30

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I went back and re-read.
Well done Doc.
Well done Barbarabartop.Nice write up bobbartop! Were these chips used to pay the 'rent' on the chairs in the card room? Based on your description of the blind structure, it doesn't sound like there was much need for odd valued chips.

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There's a place called 'Artichoke Joe's' in San Bruno, which is near the SFO airport. I wonder if it is the same owner as the former 'Joe's' in San Jose you mentioned in your write up?

Nice write up bobbartop! Were these chips used to pay the 'rent' on the chairs in the card room? Based on your description of the blind structure, it doesn't sound like there was much need for odd valued chips.
There's a place called 'Artichoke Joe's' in San Bruno, which is near the SFO airport. I wonder if it is the same owner as the former 'Joe's' in San Jose you mentioned in your write up?

There wasn't much need for odd value chips but I always remember there being 50 cent chips for something. In the standard $20 straight limit lowball up north the collection was a yellow chip ($5) each half hour. Quite reasonable. The best collection I can remember from my past was in San Diego. At one time there were literally 50 or more rooms in the area, and collection was limited to $2.50 per hour. That included some fairly good size games, with over-kills. The San Diego games were unique. I can try to describe them some other time.
In regard to 'Joe's' in San Jose, I may be getting my memory mixed up. I have only heard of it, way back when. But it was Garden City when I first played, which was an A-framed building off Saratoga Ave, very nice club, very popular. It had moved from somewhere because I heard stories. Now I believe it has moved to become M8trix, which I see you have covered in this thread already. I doubt that 'Joe' was the same 'Joe' in San Bruno. Anything's possible.
Garden City had a straight $20 lowball for a long long time. It was worth my trips from Southern Calif. They also had high draw spread limit, $4-40, back in maybe the 70s or 80s. I think they had Pan. Many clubs had Pan in the old days, not much now. Pan was a very different game from poker. It had its loyal players, though. More of a rummy type game, not to be confused with Pan 9. A lot of history to Pan. But I would let someone else on this board describe it better than I could.
I have only played Artichoke's a few times, a long time ago, and I remember it being a No-Limit house. They definitely had NL high draw games, I do not remember lowball from there. I have a chip from there, it's probably 30-40 years old.

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There was another club in San Bruno, I think it closed in the 90s, called Casino Royale. Not to be confused with Sacramento. I have a chip from there also.

State: California
City: Gardena
Casino: El Dorado
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The few notes on the El Dorado and its role in the history of poker in California:
-- Poker in California was played in underground clubs and speakeasies from the Civil War through Prohibition, despite the fact that a law on the books since the 1870's prohibited games of chance. It is important, as this law did not specifically mention Poker on the list of prohibited games (because the lawmakers enjoyed playing poker).
-- In 1936, the predecessor to the El Dorado, the Embassy Palace opened as the first card club in Gardena. It was housed in a former speakeasy, the Alamo Social Club.
-- In 1937 four men were arrested for playing draw poker at the Embassy. Their arrest became the test case for the legality of non-house banked draw poker in California as a 'game of skill'.
-- The State Attorney General agreed that since Poker was specifically excluded from the the list of prohibited games, it wasn't prohibited, legalizing poker at the Embassy, and establishing Gardena as the first (and only until the late 1970's) California city to license card rooms.
-- Eventually, six rooms were licensed in Gardena, including the Embassy which was sold in 1968, and re-branded as the El Dorado.
-- In 1979, card rooms were legalized in Bell, which was the beginning of the end for poker in Gardena, as their monopoly was broken by competing tax starved cities with larger, modern clubs, and the tidal wave of nearby tribal casinos that offered slots.
-- -- After almost two decades of decline that saw the closing of four of the other six clubs, the El Dorado closed in 1996, it was purchased by Pornographer Larry Flynt in 1998 and the building was torn down to build the Hustler Casino, which opened on August 22, 2000. The Hustler is perhaps one of the ugliest pieces of architecture west of the Mississippi:
It looks like Swiss cheese, but it is supposed to be a crown.

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-- The one thing I remember about the El Dorado was the curtain of smoke that smacked you when you opened the doors. This was back in the days prior to the indoor smoking ban in California. It was intense.
Very cool chip of the days. Both the Cali and the PR ones. I enjoyed the history lesson on California card rooms.

Casino: El Dorado

I have listed this one in the thread index as 'Eldorado' instead of 'El Dorado' for two reasons: (1) That's what the name on the chip looks like to me and (2) The MoGH Chip Guide has this place listed as 'Eldorado Club'.

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Since the place is gone, it might be difficult to establish now just how they presented the name in other places than on the chips. Does anyone have a definitive answer? If 'Eldorado' is correct, then you can either edit the CCotD post to reflect that or just leave it as it is.

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Edit: The graphic that Ayecarumba posted does call the place 'The Eldorado Club'. Can't quite see the full name on the building. Guess that may answer the question. I missed that graphic before.

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