Harvey's South Lake Tahoe Poker Tournaments

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2019/20 WSOP Circuit - HARVEYS LAKE TAHOE All Events Announced In Progress Completed All Events GG Poker WSOP.com All Games Hold'em Omaha Stud. The World Series of Poker Circuit Event takes place at Harveys Lake Tahoe, Poker Room, from October 24 - November 4, 2019. The World Series of Poker 2019 Circuit Tour is stopping at Harveys Lake Tahoe Oct. 4, with a number of satellite events and official ring events leading up to an exciting, three-day Main Event. 2019 World Series of Poker Circuit Harveys Lake Tahoe. Thursday, October 24 through Monday, November 4, 2019 Place: Harveys Lake Tahoe - Stateline, NV. Visitors will find a. Harveys Lake Tahoe Stateline, NV Report missing or incorrect information Harvey's Casino hosts the World Series of Poker Circuit Event, October 24 - November 4, 2019, highlighted by a $1.700 main event beginning November 1.

Elevate Your Adventure is Harveys Hotel and Casino’s tag line, and that’s exactly what you’ll get! Harveys was the first ever hotel-casino built in South Lake Tahoe. Harveys is more then a great place to stay, but a great place for Vegas style gambling and premier nightlife. Have a drink at the legendary Cabo Wabo Cantina, and get in on the action at any of the exhilarating craps tables, loose slots, or no limit hold ’em poker tables.

What is even better is Harrah’s and Harveys are connected by a tunnel, so don’t forget to check out what Harrah’s offers too!

Gaming Overview

Harveys Casino is 52,000sqft of 24/7 Vegas style gambling. Featuring everything from

the classics to the latest and greatest.

Minimums

Most everything is $5 by day, but up to $10 on busy nights.

Gaming Machines – 2,090 total

•Dime Slots, 7 machines

•Dollar Slots, 184 machines

•Five Dollar Slots, 40 machines

•Five Hundred Dollar Slots, 3 machines

•Hundred Dollar Slots, 21 machines

•IGT – Megabucks, 9 machines

•Multi-denomination Slots, 1,130 machines

•Nickel Slots, 36 machines

•Other Slots, 14 machines

•Penny Slots, 340 machines

•Quarter Slots, 279 machines

•Twenty Five Dollar Slots, 27 machines

Table and Poker Games – 180 total

•3 Card Poker, 7 tables

•Baccarat, 2 tables

•Blackjack, 94 tables

•Craps, 6 tables

•Let it Ride, 2 tables

•Mini-Baccarat, 6 tables

•Other Games, 13 tables

•Pai Gow Poker, 9 tables

•Pai Gow Tiles, 2 tables

•Poker, 21 tables

•Roulette, 12 tables

•Wheel-of-Fortune, 1 table

Other Gaming

•Keno – 4 seats

•Race Book

•Sports Book

POKER

Tournaments:

Morning Shoot-Out No-Limit Hold’em Tournament seven days a week: $40 buy-in

Tournament begins at 10 a.m. Registration at 9:30 a.m.

Sundays No-limit Hold ’em Tournament: $115 buy-in.

Tournament begins at 2 p.m. Registration at 1 p.m.

Tuesday & Thursday No-Limit Hold ’em Tournament: $80 buy-in

Tournament begins at 6 p.m. Registration at 5 p.m.

Friday No-Limit Hold ’em Tournament: $115 buy-in

Tournament begins at 6 p.m. Registration at 5 p.m.

The Harveys Poker Room also offers Limit Texas Hold ’em 3×6 with a $30 buy-in and 4×8 with a $40 buy-in.

Additionally No-Limit Hold ’em:

$2 and $3 blind with a $50 minimum and $300 max. Buy-in

$3 and $5 blind with a $300 minimum and $1,000 max. Buy-in

$5 and $10 blind with a $500 minimum no cap Buy-in

SLOTS

Harveys Casino is heard having the loosest slots, and when you hear they’re Megabucks machines have awarded more than $3 billion in major jackpots, you understand it’s true! Featuring new games like Wheel of Fortune Super Spin and the penny progressive Bally Hot Shot machine, you see that Harvey’s Casino has a large variety of slots, progressive games including Jackpot Party, Penny Train, Blazing 7s and multiple video poker progressives in different denominations.

KENO

Harveys has a 24-hour Keno lounge that offers two live action games, the Gold and Orange, and two computer drawn games, the Silver, which is also in the coffee shop, Sierra Choices. They also have the Red game, which runs every 70 seconds. Harveys has a variety of price options. $2 Regular, $2 Special, $5 Dream, $10 Catch-All as well as, the 25 cent Favorite, 10 cent Terrific and the new Pennies From Heaven game being offered at the Red game only, all with a maximum payout of $500,000! Harveys has Keno runners available in Sierra Choices Coffee shop. You can even view your game results in your hotel room and online.

BLACKJACK

“Winner Takes All Tournaments”

Every Thursday

Located in the Party Pit across from the Hard Rock Cafe

Sign-up’s begin at 5 p.m.

Tournament begins at 7 p.m.

$20 buy-in.

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CRAPS

With six tables to roll the dice, your sure to get that hard eight.

Table Odds 3-4-5x

Limits $3, $5 & $10, to $3,000

Also some days there will be a table with $25 Minimum, which is rare, usually only when high rollers are in town. They will raise Maximum upon request. You can also reserve VIP table on request.

Nightlife and Restaurants

Harveys Outdoor Amphitheater

19 Kitchen~Bar

Cinnabon

Hard Rock Café

Sage Room Steak House

Sierra Choices Deli

Starbucks

The Cabo Wabo Cantina

What’s Nearby

• Golf – driving range and course

•Golf – miniature

•Snowboarding

•Snowmobiling

•Ice skating

•Snowshoeing

•Windsurfing

•Motor boating nearby

•Boat launch nearby

•Swimming on site

•Rowing or canoeing nearby

•Sailing

•Tennis

•Running track/path nearby

•Yoga classes/instruction on site

•Mountain biking

•Bicycle rentals

•Hiking/biking trails

•Horse riding/rental

•Parasailing

•Helicopter/airplane sightseeing

•Fishing

•Playground

CASINO AMENITIES

Harveys has a great arcade to keep the kids busy while you bet the pass line. Check cashing and currency exchange. Valet parking and convenient garage parking.

Table Of Contents

Michael Pearson is now a two-time winner of the World Series of Poker Circuit Harveys Tahoe Main Event. Pearson took down the 2019 edition of the $1,700 buy-in tournament Monday, coming out on top of a field with 424 total entries and taking home the first-place prize of $133,285.

Pearson also takes home his second career WSOP Circuit ring, with the first coming in the 2016 Harveys Tahoe Main Event. The San Francisco resident outlasted a final table full of accomplished tournament players and bested Jeremy Kottler in the heads-up battle to take down the championship.

'when you’re all in, you’ve got to win those. So I just tried to do that. Every time I was all in, I won the hand.'

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Pearson, who was down to his last four big blinds at one point with thirteen players left, came all the back and scored the second-biggest cash of his career at the Harveys Casino poker room in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

“You’re going to win and lose some pots in a tournament,” Pearson said. “But when you’re all in, you’ve got to win those. So I just tried to do that. Every time I was all in, I won the hand.”

2019 World Series of Poker Circuit Harveys Lake Tahoe $1,700 Main Event Final Table Results

WSOPC Final Table Action

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Day 3 started with a 10-handed final table, with Nick Pupillo seated on Pearson’s left. Other notable players at the table included Kottler (2nd, $82,379), Coultas (3rd, $59,824), Mitch Garshofsky (5th, $32,911) and Lee Markholt (8th, $14,972).

“It was tough. I did not like my seat draw at all,” Pearson said afterward. “Nick has already busted me twice this year. So I didn’t like the positioning. But I just tried to be patient.”

Coultas came into the final day with a big chip lead, with 3,480,000 in chips, more than two million more than the next closest competitor, which was Wes Nally with 1,400,000.

The eliminations came fast and often on Day 3, as Joe Burke went out in 10th place just minutes into the day. Nally hit the rail next, and the tournament was eight-handed before the first level of the day, Level 26 (20000/40000/40000) was done.

Markholt, Pupillo, and Josh Burkhalter all headed to the exit before the end of Level 27, and the Main Event was down to five players when the remaining field went on the first break of the day.

Brindle came back from the break as the chip leader and went over the five million chip mark at one point. A couple of big pots devastated Brindle’s stack in Level 28, however, with both Kottler and Pearson doubling through him.

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Pearson was the short stack going into four-handed play but rode a wave of big pots in the most critical part of the tournament. Pearson doubled up through eventual fourth-place finisher Joe Brindle ($44,058), getting the best of a pocket nines versus ace-jack all-in showdown. Brindle exited on the next hand.

Brindle’s exit in fourth place left Pearson, Kottler, and Coultas as the final three, with Coultas on the short stack. Coultas lost the last of his twenty big blind stack to Pearson minutes into Level 29, with Coultas' king-five suited getting the wrong end of an all-in preflop showdown against Pearson’s ace-jack.

Coultas elimination left Pearson with 7,500,000 chips against Kottler’s 5,000,000 in the heads-up battle, which was over before the end of the level as Pearson kept chipping away at Kottler’s stack.

The final hand saw Pearson’s ace-king get the best of Kottler’s ace-queen, which sealed the second career Harveys Tahoe Main Event win for Pearson.

• Tags

  Charlie CoultasJeremy KottlerJoe BrindleJoe BurkeJosh BurkhalterLee MarkholtMichael PearsonMitch GarshofskyNick PupilloWes Nally

• Related Players

  Lee MarkholtJeremy KottlerMichael PearsonMitch GarshofskyNick PupilloJoe Brindle