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4/13/2022

Event Center performances, spectacular fireworks and balloon glow displays

Poker Night in America Presents: King of the Hill III! Join us October 25th and 26th at SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia for the next installment of our wildly popular event featuring poker luminaries Dan Colman, Scott Blumstein, Brandon Adams, plus Oliver Busquet, winner of King of the Hill II. A schedule of SugarHouse Casino poker tournaments, including time, buy-in, blind structure, and more. You also can find SugarHouse Casino phone number, address, and website info. Went to Rivers Casino (formerly Sugar House) in Philly during a pub crawl with my brother. Casino was pretty decent sized, had a good selection of tables and slots, with a few bars as well. Located in the Northern Liberties neighborhood (I think), it is the most centrally located of the Philly casinos, most of the other ones are in the suburbs.

Guests can enjoy a fireworks display on Saturday, June 9 to round-up the Fishtown FestivALE, as well as on Saturday, June 30, at 9:30 p.m. for the Red, White & Brew Fest.

Promotions, Contests & Sweepstakes

Hot, Hot, Summer Sweepstakes — Beginning Friday, June 1, at 6 a.m., all Rush Rewards members can begin earning entries for a chance to win Free Play. On Saturday, June 30, from 3-9 p.m., 50 winners will be selected every hour to win up to $200 in Free Slot Play. The highest entry earner each hour will automatically be entered into the final drawing occurring at 10 p.m., where one lucky winner will be awarded $10,000 cash.

$40,000 Summer Slot Tournament — On Thursdays in June from 5-8 p.m., Rush Rewards members can participate in the Summer Slot Tournament at the machines near Fishtown Hops. Each week, the top 50 scorers will earn various prizes, with the highest scorer winning $1,000 cash. Also, any member that plays all four weeks will be entered into a drawing to win a share of more than $10,000 in Free Play and cash.

$20,000 Mini Baccarat Sit & Go Tournament — On Wednesdays in June from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., Rush Rewards members can participate in the $20,000 Mini Baccarat Sit & Go Tournament in the Asian Gaming room.

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No Limit Texas Hold’em June Tournament Schedule:

  • 11 a.m. Sun. – $45 entry, beginner’s tournament (June 3, 10 and 17)
  • 7 p.m. Mon. – $125 entry, $5,000 guaranteed prize pool
  • 7 p.m. Tues. – $125 entry, $25 bounty
  • 7 p.m. Wed. – $125 entry, $5,000 guaranteed prize pool (June 6, 13 and 27)
  • 11 a.m. Sat. – $150 entry, $5,000 guaranteed prize pool (Big blind ante, deepstack, 30k starting chips; June 2, 9, 16)

$100,000 Guaranteed SugarRush Challenge — The SugarHouse Casino Poker Room will host a multi-day No Limit Texas Hold’em poker tournament from June 20-24. Day 1 flights (June 20-23) feature 25,000 starting stacks for $250 with two flights each day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Players can opt to enter directly into Day 2 (June 24 at noon) with a 100,000 chip stack for $1,100. Tournament details and multi-table satellite information is available at SugarHousePoker.com.

Daily High Hands — It’s non-stop action in the SugarHouse Casino Poker Room with a winner every 30 minutes during the designated time periods of the daily high hand promotion. Texas Hold’em games that contribute to the jackpot are eligible for this promotion that will award $200 or $300 for each high hand.

Instant High Hand Progressive Jackpots — Every qualifying hand at a cash table in the Poker Room will instantly earn a progressive jackpot. All four-of-a-kind and straight flush hands will earn between $50 and $599, except the royal flush which will never pay less than $200 and increases until it is hit. This is a 24/7 promotion.In addition, all Instant High Hands hit between 2 a.m. and 3 p.m. every day will pay double the jackpot amount (except the royal flush).

For more information on tournament and promotions, please visit SugarHousePoker.com or call the Poker Room at 215-717-3883.

Food & Beverage

Fishtown Hops Outdoor Patio — Fishtown Hops’ beer garden has opened its patio doors for the outdoor season featuring an all-new menu that accompanies a selection of local brews and craft cocktails. The hours of operation are Wednesday and Thursday from 4-10 p.m., Fridays from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m., Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. and Sundays from 2-10 p.m. Happy hour is from 5-7 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.

  • Quizzo — On Wednesdays from 7-10 p.m., guests can participate in a game of Quizzo to put their trivia skills to the test.
  • Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House — On Fridays and Saturdays in June, guests will enjoy live piano music in the casino’s first-class steakhouse from 6-10 p.m.
  • Buck-A-Shuck — On Thursdays, guests can enjoy $1 oysters.

Events & Entertainment

Fishtown FestivALE Fireworks Display — On Saturday, June 9, at 9 p.m., a fireworks display over the Delaware River follows the 2018 Fishtown FestivALE.

Father’s Day Vietnamese Show — On Friday, June 15, from 10:30 pm to 12:30 a.m. in The Event Center, there will be a Vietnamese show to celebrate Father’s Day. Tickets can be purchased SugarHouseEntertainment.com.

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FAVIA Balloon Glow Spectacular — Guests can enjoy the FAVIA Balloon Glow, a display of colorful hot air balloons in the SugarHouse parking lot, on Wednesday, June 20, from 8-9 p.m.

Red, White & Brew Fest — On Saturday, June 30, at 5 p.m., guests can enjoy an evening on the waterfront with great food, drinks and live entertainment complete with a spectacular fireworks display at 9:30 p.m.

Fishtown Hops — Dance to live new music and classics by local bands and DJs from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays at Fishtown Hops:

  • Friday, June 8: Mas Tequila Orchestra
  • Saturday, June 9: The Exceptions
  • Friday, June 15: Coast 2 Coast
  • Saturday, June 16: Steal the Sky
  • Friday, June 22: Funk Daddy Band
  • Saturday, June 23: Draw The Line (Aerosmith Tribute Band)
  • Friday, June 29: The B-Street Band (Springsteen Tribute Band)
  • Saturday, June 30: Sensational Soul Cruisers

To stay up-to-date on all entertainment or to learn more about SugarHouse Casino, please visit SugarHouseCasino.com.

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[toc]SugarHouse Casino has officially kicked off the Philadelphia Poker Classic (PPC), a $370,000 guaranteed tournament extravaganza featuring a $200,000 Main Event and the return of the popular Poker Night in America television series.

The series marks one of the casino’s strongest attempts to draw poker fans to its PNiA branded poker room, which celebrated its ribbon cutting ceremony just 11 months ago.

Running dates are March 1 – 20. Full schedule here.

Big on flights, low on buy-ins

The two biggest PPC events offer players the attractive combination of a low price point and a high guarantee. This is accomplished via multiple starting flights and by allowing players the option to buy their way to Day 2 for an increased price point.

The baseline buy-in for Event #1 – SugarRush Challenge 100k Guarantee (March 1 – 5) is just $250. Players can play in one or more of eight starting flights, or ante up $1,150 for four times the starting stack and a guaranteed Day 2 seat. Re-entries are available up until the start of Day 2.

The PPC Main Event (March 12 – 19) is structured much the same way, except instead of eight starting flights, there are seven. And the price point is $500 for Day 1 entries, and $2,100 for those who wish to skip the “preliminary” round.

The Main Event guarantees $200,000, which is on par with some of the smaller Big Stax events at nearby Parx Casino – the presumption being that SugarHouse wishes to one day compete with the current king of live Philadelphia-area poker.

In addition, SugarHouse will host the following tournament events:

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  • March 11: $400 buy-in, PLO Black Chip Bounty 10k Guarantee
  • March 12: $230 buy-in, Super Mega Deep Stack Turbo
  • March 13: $265 buy-in, Seniors Event $5k Guarantee
  • March 17: $125 buy-in, Poker Night in America Presents: Ladies Event
  • March 20: $230 buy-in, $5k Guarantee Black Chip Bounty

Sprinkled throughout will be low buy-in daily events and $125 satellites into the Main Event.

Poker Night in America returns

St. Patrick’s Day will hail the return of Poker Night in America. Kicking off the filming will be a two day Celebrity Cash Game featuring prominent poker icons Phil Hellmuth, Shaun Deeb, poker pro turned YouTube star DougPolk, and OlivierBusquet.

Rush Street Gaming and PNiA advisor MattGlantz will also be making an appearance, as will Cate Hall and MikeDentale.

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The $5,000 minimum buy-in game will be open to spectators, with the only requirement being that they are of legal gambling age (21).

March 19 will see two old pals, Hall and Dentale, duke it out in a best of three “Grudge Match.” This may very well be the first time that a player challenged another to play “heads up for rolls” and it actually happened.

The duo began their feud on social media platform Twitter during the WPT Five Diamond Classic in December. Suffice it to say, the heated exchange quickly escalated into Hall challenging the trash-talking Dentale to a match.

The time for talk is nearly over, as each player is readying to ante up $15,000 per round, at stakes of $25/$50.

Finally, on March 20 PNiA will host Locals Live, which will grant local and regional players the opportunity to gain television exposure.

The blinds will be set on at $2/$5, which is an accessible stake for low-to-mid level grinders. This price point was likely chosen by design.

SugarHouse also operates an online casino in New Jersey, but no online poker site. The online operation isn’t integrated into this event. The casino is expected to launch an online casino in Pennsylvania should legislation allow it.

Bottom line

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The combination of low buy-in tournaments, big poker names, and one highly publicized grudge match should go a long way toward attracting recreational players to the PPC.

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There are a few aspects not to like, namely the over-reliance on reentries and the high tournament entry fees. But all told, this feels like it’s going to be one of those events that’s ultimately good for the game of poker.