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Las Vegas, NV – Beginning Wednesday, November 1, poker rooms at all Station Casinos and Fiesta properties will join Palace Station in the $10,000 Great Hands Hold’em Bonus Challenge. Poker players at Palace Station have so far won a total of $30,000 since Great Hands began in August. Similar to bingo, a board will be set up in each poker room containing 25 squares, each containing a high hand and a cash prize amount between $50-$200.

Each square can be hit only once, with the player completing the last square in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line receiving a $500 bonus. Additionally, the player completing the final hand on the board will divide a $2,000 bonus evenly with all of the players at his/her table. “We started at Palace to see if the poker players would like it,” said Weldon Russell, director of ancillary gaming for Station Casinos. “It generated a great deal of interest so we decided to share the fun with all of the properties.”

Properties participating in the $10,00

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