States neighboring Colorado casinos?

[KaptainKangoroo]

Was just curious if there were any casinos spreading good poker around Colorado? Besides Vegas, and where the age requirement is above 18(not sure if there are many). I know there are some casinos up in Idaho, semi far drive however, and I know of casinos in california, but that is a HUGE drive. Is there any in say Arizona? Or even Wyoming?

Any help would be appreciated.

[pc in NM]

New Mexico has several casinos with poker rooms. I favor the Sandia casino just north of Albuquerque on I-25 - good poker room with friendly locals and a variety of games everyday....

http://www.sandiacasino.com/

[mzrtopera]

Cripple Creek is fun. $2-$5 hold'em, $5-$5 hold'em, some stud, O8. Jackpot is normally $20,000 plus for the flop games.

Sherman

[KaptainKangoroo]

Looks like a good place. Is it 18 and up? or do you need to be 21 for there? I know there are some 18 and up casinos, jsut don't know which ones are which

[KaptainKangoroo]

I am pretty sure Cripple Creek is 21 and up though. all of Colorado is 21 and up, if i'm not mistaken?

[Mano]

Wendover Nevada is on the boarder of Utah/Nevada about 120 miles due west from Salt Lake City. The Rainbow Casino there has a nice poker room which regularly spreads 1-5 and 5-10 HE with a half kill, 15-30 HE, 1-5 stud and 4-8 O8 with a half kill.

The StateLine Nugget casino also recently opened a small poker room, I believe they spread mainly 1-5 HE.

Being Nevada this is all 21 years and over, though I played in the casino's there from when I was 17 and never caught any flack (although that was 20 years ago, and being Greek I was probably hairier than the average teen).

[pc in NM]

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Looks like a good place. Is it 18 and up? or do you need to be 21 for there? I know there are some 18 and up casinos, jsut don't know which ones are which

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Sorry, I don't know the answer. I'll ask next time - but it won't be for a few weeks. Call them if you need to know sooner.