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Swiss Casino St. Gallen Poker Tournament
Swiss Casino St. Gallen Poker Tournaments

Take a seat and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Ultimate Texas Hold’em.

Swiss casino st. gallen poker tournaments

It will be the first regulated poker network in the Swiss market, with Swiss Casinos Group to use Playtech’s poker software in its casinos. The group operates four land-based casinos in Zurich, St Gallen, Schaffhausen and Pfaffikon, as well as an online casino. The data you are looking is currently unavailable, please refresh the page Refresh. Presentation of the Swiss Casino St Gallen. The Saint-Gallen gambling house greets you for free all week in an elegant and enchanted setting where you can relax at the tables of Blackjack, American roulette and Poker, or at the slot machines. You can also relax at the bar around a cocktail and discuss the best game strategies.

Games offered

Ultimate Texas Hold’em is a variation on the classic Texas Hold’em poker game, in which players play against the bank.

Players make an “ante” and a “blind bet” of equal value. During the hand, the other players can make one variable “play” bet. The aim of the game is to have a better hand than the dealer. In other words, to win, a player must come up with the best possible five-card combination out of seven cards (their own two and five community cards).

Swiss Casino St. Gallen Poker Tournament

Games offered
One Ultimate Texas Hold’em table

Opening times
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from 6:00 pm
Friday and Saturday from 7:00 pm

Game explanation

Minimum/maximum bet amounts

Minimum bet amount: CHF 5
Maximum bet amount: CHF 200

Minimum ante and blind bet: CHF 5 each

Swiss Casino St. Gallen Poker Tournaments

Optional “Trips” bet
The bonus “Trips” bet gives you more chances to win. You win with three of a kind, or better.

Optional “Blind Boxes” game
When the player group is small, multiple boxes may be played simultaneously. If additional boxes are being played, players must add a “play” bet at the start to the value of four times the ante. A player who plays multiple boxes may only look at the cards on the box immediately in front of them; the other boxes being played by them then remain “blind” for the rest of the game.