Poker at Circus Circus Reno Resort & Casino
500 N. Sierra Street
Reno, NV 89503
Webpage
Phone: (775) 329-0711
Hours of operation: 24/7
Number of tables: 8
Regular Tournaments: Yes
Sit-N-Go Tournaments: Yes
Bad Beat Jackpots: Yes
Games available: texas holdem (limit, no limit)
500 N. Sierra Street
Reno, NV 89503
Webpage
Phone: (775) 329-0711
Hours of operation: 24/7
Number of tables: 8
Regular Tournaments: Yes
Sit-N-Go Tournaments: Yes
Bad Beat Jackpots: Yes
Games available: texas holdem (limit, no limit)
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