Poker at Island Resort & Casino Indian-Owned 
W399 Highway US -2 and Highway US-41
Harris, MI 49845
Webpage
Phone:  (906) 466-2941
Hours of operation:  W-Th: 6pm-3am; F-Sat: 10am-4am; Sun: 4:30pm-3am; c
Regular Tournaments:  Yes
Games available: texas holdem, omaha
     

Regularly scheduled tournaments:

Wednesday:

 6:30pm pot limit omaha hi tournament. Buy-in: $25 +$25 entry fee, add-on: $5.

Thursday:

 6:30pm wsop satellite tournament. Buy-in: $35, add-on: $5, rebuys: $20, (First place winners receive prize money and seat into the WSOP Satellite Finale April 2010. Top 2 winners of the Finale receive $10,000 entry into the WSOP in Las Vegas.).

Friday:

 6:30pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $35, add-on: $5.

Saturday:

 5pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $45, add-on: $5, (4th Saturday 4K Monthly Qualifier 11:00 am (Qualifiers only, $1,000 4K Added); Saturday tournaments may occasionally be substituted with a special weekend tournament.).

Sunday:

 5pm no-limit texas holdem tournament. Buy-in: $25, add-on: $5, rebuys: $10, (Bounty tournament.).
 
While we strive to maintain up-to-date and accurate information of regularly scheduled tournaments, poker rooms often change their schedules. Please check with the individual poker room for the latest changes.


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