Poker tournament at Harrah's expected to be big draw (The Asheville Citizen-Times 4/4) (Tight Poker 4/5)
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Eastern Cherokee casino hosts World Series of Poker tourney
The Eastern Band of Cherokee
Indians is hosting the World Series of Poker Circuit Event.
The tournament kicked off yesterday at the Harrah’s Cherokee Casino and Resort.
It runs through April 15 and is expect to attract hundreds of players to the reservation.
The tribe's new Class III gaming compact allows live card dealers.
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Poker tournament at Harrah's expected to be big draw (The Asheville Citizen-Times 4/4) (Tight Poker 4/5)
Poker tournament at Harrah's expected to be big draw (The Asheville Citizen-Times 4/4) (Tight Poker 4/5)
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