I arrived a little before 11am and they got a $2-5 game going within 15 minutes. The play was tight for the first 20 minutes before people got to know one another enough to blast the pot. I had played all week in the Miami area and was surprised when the dealer wouldn't allow us to chop. Whether we played or not the house was hellbent on taking $2 for the rake. What leaches.

The renovation of the Poker Room here is so recent that even regular players were commenting on it, though a few were ridiculing the color selections. I assume they also meant to replace their chips but their timing was certainly off because these were worst chips I have seen in any casino poker room. They were so faded that it was hard to make out the difference between white and red and green for any kind of distance. Only the under- circulated black chips posed no problem. It must be a nightmare for the dealers. I typically take home a souvenir chip at all the places I play, but I didn't bother here. I would have to use a Sharpy on the thing to remember where it came from.

A German gentleman and I got all of our chips in preflop and we both had pocket Jacks. The result was the house took $5 for the rake and $2 for the high hand bonus and neither of us had a thing to show for it. This is probably the same rule at most places, but on the heals of the chop denial of the chop it was enough to make me leave. I have toyed with the idea of coming down for one of the WSOP circuit events, but I don't know if I will. This just isn't a place that is considerate of the players.

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Palm Beach Kennel Club is set to reopen on Friday, May 22 after more than two months of suspended operations due to the coronavirus outbreak. The 64-table poker room will open its doors at 9:00 a.m. local time on that date and will resume offering daily cash games. All other areas of the venue, which also hosts racing, table games and dining options, will open at 11:30 a.m.

The Paddock Restaurant is currently open daily open for lunch from 11:30 a.m. and for dinners on Friday and Saturday. Live racing is scheduled daily with post time at 1:00 p.m. and evening races take place Friday and Saturday at 7:00 p.m. Simulcast action will be offered daily, but services will be limited.

Guests will enter a ‘Mandatory Visitor Screening Zone’ upon arrival, where they will have their temperature checked and will be required to sign a waiver. PBKC will follow CDC guidelines and adhere to local government recommendations by operating at 50 percent capacity.

PBKC included the following information about safety precautions in their press release about the impending re-opening:

• If sick, instructed to stay home
• Non-contact temperatures will be taken of everyone at entrances
• Face coverings required to enter the building
• Hand sanitizer at entrances and throughout the building
• Signage specified by CDC detailing how to protect yourself and others from COVID-19
• Signage for social distancing, which will be strictly enforced
• Self-serve betting machines offer a contactless service option
• Indicators on the floor to show six feet apart at betting window lines
• Reduced number of betting windows available
• Elevator is restricted to no more than two people
• Menus will be paper and disposable

New Poker Room procedures (these procedures may be amended):

• Games will be played with a designated number of players to be determined by management
• The waiting area will not be utilized. Players will be seated upon arrival and games will commence when the designated number of players is achieved
• Players will not be granted table transfers. The table you are seated will be your table for the duration of the day
• Players will be required to purchase their initial and buy ins at the cage
• Dealers will not rotate from table to table. Dealers will be assigned to one table only
• Chips will be isolated to a specific table. Once chips have been introduced to a game, they can only exit in the following manners: Drop Boxes, Dealer tip boxes, Cashed out at the cashier
• Once chips are removed from play, they will not be recirculated until after they are sanitized
• Paper cards will be utilized and discarded at regular intervals
• Eating food at the tables will be prohibited
• Drinks will be served with tabletop cup holders; cup holders will be sanitized prior to being issued to a new customer
• Hand sanitizer will be used in lieu of a dealer button. When a player has the sanitizer, they are encouraged to use it
• Dealers will sanitize their hands after arriving at the table
• All players will be required to sanitize their hands upon initially or subsequently arriving at the table

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The release further noted that:

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PBKC utilized the downtime to deep clean the entire facility and to establish the ‘PBKC Clean Team’, which will ensure the frequency of cleaning and sanitization of all public spaces with an emphasis on frequent contact surfaces including, but not limited to, door handles, handrails, betting machines, ATMs, counters, dining surfaces and seating areas, escalator, elevator and elevator buttons. PBKC uses cleaning products that meet CDC guidelines for use and are effective against viruses, bacteria and other airborne and bloodborne pathogens.

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The Palm Beach Kennel Club has hosted a number of major poker events, including the World Series of Poker Circuit and the Card Player Poker Tour. Stay tuned to the venue’s official website, pbkennelclub.com, and their Twitter and Facebook accounts for up-to-date information.