Any poker in Scandinavia?

[jmgurgeh]

I recently heard that any kind of wagering was illegal in Iceland (doh!) where I was planning on vacationing next. Terrible. What about Norway, Sweden, and Denmark? I know the Scandinavian Open on the EPT was held in Denmark, but can anyone give casino/game recommendations for these countries?

[Etaipo]

I'm definately interested in B&M options for Sweden as well, may be moving back there in about a year.

[ShadowBJ21]

Casino Cosmopol (http://www.casinocosmopol.se/pl.dll?PageID=3474)

Grand Casino Helsinki (http://www.grandcasinohelsinki.fi/en/pelit/pokeri/)

Casino Copenhagen (http://www.casinocopenhagen.dk/)

[Etaipo]

Thank you much.

However, the Swedish casino link is timing out. What city is it located in? Do you know of any other casinos in Sweden?

[TomCollins]

There aren't enough poker players in Sweden to fill a table.

[IronDragon1]

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What?

I once sat at a .5/1 Stud table at Prima where 4/7 of the players were from Linkoping

[ravballz]

Prima is friggin full of scandis.

Gambling where the house earns profit is banned in Norway, so no casinos here /images/graemlins/frown.gif. Both Sweden and Denmark have a few though.

[TylerD]

Its OK for me, its in Stockholm.

[jmgurgeh]

The websites don't mention stakes (at least not in English). Has anyone been to any of these casinos? I get the feeling that the dress code at the Cosmopol means I can't afford to play there. Hard to imagine having to dress up for a Foxwoods $4-8 game.

Rav, where in Norway are you from?

[ttrbet]

Try www.pokerineurope.com (http://www.pokerineurope.com) ...and go to "poker clubs".