Unlicensed Poker Games Held Secretly in Kazakhstan's Underground Venues
Poker Pause in Kazakhstan: Time to Chime In
Hey there, poker enthusiasts!utschi here, and it's high time we Talk Poker in Kazakhstan. This is a space for everyone who's passionate about the game, loves sharing news, and can't wait to discuss the future of poker in our country.
Roman Paks13, a trusted member of our community, has brought up some valid points that finally need addressing. Let's dive in!
After the last WPT series ended on a sour note, we haven't heard a peep from CashVille. Any updates, anyone? And speaking of silence, have you been to CashVille? We're dying for some action! I, for one, hope it's not game over for CashVille just yet.
Moving on, let's address a hot topic that's been on everyone's mind: could poker become more accessible everywhere, not just in gaming zones? Is anyone working on making poker recognized as an intellectual game in Kazakhstan? And, the million-dollar question, can we legally play in poker clubs in our cities again? Sadly, the answers for now seem to be a resounding "no."
On a brighter note, Paks recently met with the manager of the "Bombay" poker club, which is set to open on August 1, 2014, in Kapchagai. It's not just a poker club; it's a full-fledged gentlemen's club with a casino, striptease, slots, billiards, hotel, sauna, and more.
But here's the catch, despite the promising start, Paks and the rest of the forum decided not to move forward with advertising for the "Bombay" club. However, forum members can still discuss, share, and ask about Bombay (and other poker clubs, games, conditions, etc.) in Kapchagai.
As for the anticipated grand opening of the "Bombay" casino, well, it seems there's still some confusion surrounding its nature. Whether it's a strip club, casino, or coffee shop – who knows! But, perhaps it's worth checking out, as long as the weather cooperates.
Alas, the unexpected opening left many of us with unanswered questions. Specifically, we're yearning for information about cash games, operating hours, and the overall playing experience. That's why we've set up a forum topic about Poker in Kapchagai, where forum members can express their curiosity and share thoughts.
Here's a glimpse of the discussion that's been unfolding:
- Hello. Everything seems to be running smoothly at the "Bombay" poker club. There were initially some technical glitches, but they have been fixed, and the temperature inside the club is comfortable, and the coffee is delicious. Regarding information and cooperation, the situation is a bit tricky, as we're in the process of finalizing all the details. We hope everyone's patience will be rewarded soon.
- From the outside, it's not entirely clear what Bombay is – is it a strip club, casino, spa, or coffee shop that opened. But you should come by, maybe play some poker too!
- NazarTokmuhamedov isn't planning to visit yet, either, as he's waiting for more information about cash games, playing times, limits, and the overall experience.
- Harutyun shares his thoughts on the forum's discussions, concluding that the tone of the posts suggests blackmailing and extortion. He encourages fairness and objectivity in the dialogue.
- RBA023 believes the Bombay management could learn from this forum and provide more details about upcoming and past poker-related events at Bombay Casino.
- Lamentcfg claims he's planning to visit Bombay soon to express some thoughts and share feedback with the management.
Are you curious about poker scenes throughout Kazakhstan? Let's look at the cities with the most buzz:
- Astana Poker
- Atyrau Poker
- Shymkent Poker
- Semei Poker
- Ust-Kamenogorsk Poker
- Temirtau Poker
- Oral Poker
- Pavlodar Poker
Want to join the conversation or share opinions about offline poker in Kazakhstan overall? There's a separate forum thread for that: Facebook | Twitter | Email | Send
Stay tuned for more updates, and, as always, happy gaming!
- I'm playing poker at the Bombay poker club, which is now open in Kapchagai, offering not only poker but also casino games, striptease, slots, billiards, a hotel, sauna, and more.
- Despite the promising start, the forum has decided not to actively advertise for the Bombay club due to ongoing questions about its nature and details.
- Roman Paks, a trusted member of our community, recently met with the manager of the Bombay club, and he mentions the club's temperature being comfortable and the coffee being delicious.
- There is a continuing discussion on the poker forum about the Bombay poker club, with members expressing curiosity, sharing thoughts, and highlighting the need for more information about cash games, operating hours, and the overall playing experience.
- Poker enthusiasts in Kazakhstan can engage in conversation about offline poker scenes in various cities, including Astana, Atyrau, Shymkent, Semei, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Temirtau, Oral, and Pavlodar, by joining the relevant forum thread.
