Chasers Poker Room
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*Chasers Poker Room Salem
In the fall of 2017, Chasers entered the competitive Southern New Hampshire poker scene with a bang. Granted a smallish bang, at only 16 poker tables, but the immediate returns have been very good. On any given night Chasers fills a large portion of those tables with active cash games. Although, we don’t play a lot of cash poker, we came away impressed on the Tuesday evening we stopped in to the new venue for a tournament. There was a lot of energy in the room and the cash players were clearly excited about this new Salem, NH poker room.
Chasers Poker Room and Casino 7 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Salem NH 03079. 7 Reviews (603) 912-4604 Website. Menu & Reservations Make Reservations. Lisa and Michael Withrow, the owners of the Salem Chasers Poker Room and Casino, have filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit by Donato ’Dan’ Dandreo III, the former owner of the Salem Cheers Poker Room, which closed in January 2019. Chasers Poker, Salem, New Hampshire. 2,056 likes 57 talking about this 1,481 were here. Poker Room - Charity Gaming. Formerly known as the Manchester Poker Room, Filotimo Casino & Restaurant offers a 40,000 square foot entertainment complex featuring poker, table games, bingo, NH Lottery, Keno603, and Lucky 7, as well as one of New Hampshire’s only satellite DraftKings locations!Setting
Chasers Poker Room occupies the basement of a now defunct Chinese restaurant. From the outside, the building does not inspire confidence. As you enter, the initial impression is “this is dark.” But the dark feeling quickly yields to a nice homey feel, atypical for your average poker room. There is a small bar immediately to the right of the door, with seating and a few high top tables. Along the right wall is an attractive brick fireplace which we assume will never be used. In front of this wall are the table games: roulette, blackjack, and a couple of poker variations played against the dealer.
Although the room has a dark feel, the tables are very well lit from above. We had no problems seeing the cards. The chairs are padded and very comfortable, especially in comparison to some of the surrounding New Hampshire rooms. The footprint of the room is not huge, however, so the tables are a bit cramped.Chasers Poker Room And Casino
Chasers Poker RoomChasers Poker Room Staff
For the 42nd most populous state, New Hampshire has a large and vibrant poker community. In a very small radius, there are currently at least seven active poker rooms, including one of our favorites Hampton Falls and another, The Boston Billiard Club, that also has a fairly active cash poker scene. Many of these rooms lie close to the Massachusetts border, still waiting for legal casinos, and pull from the the northeastern Mass poker population. The upshot is that everyone knows one another: players, staff, owners. The competition for quality dealers and floors is as intense as the play at the tables.
Chasers did well in securing some of the better available talent when it opened. Chasers managed to lure some of the friendliest and most skilled dealers from existing rooms, and clearly trained their new dealers well. We played a tournament without issue. Floors were visible and active. The wait staff seemed a bit stretched thin, but were attentive and working hard.Chasers Poker Room New HampshirePlayers
Clearly Chasers has overcome the pre-opening concerns that its branding and logo are insulting to its potential clientele. A lot of the better cash players in the area have made their way here. The tournament we played had very few weak players as well.
However, any poker room draws the gamblers. Along with the typical high hand promotions that fuel the active cash rooms in New Hampshire, at one of our tournament breaks Chasers had a single hand event, the No Chip Flip. In the No Chip Flip players buy in for $50 each. One Hold ’em hand is dealt and the top two hands win with the cash, after the house rake of course. Not our cup of tea, but the room was abuzz as it played out, and the house grabbed like $130 for 3 minutes of action.Chasers has made an immediate impact on the New Hampshire poker scene, and is clearly here to stayClick To TweetTournament Structure at Chasers Poker Room
*NOTE: CHASERS CURRENTLY RUNS NO TOURNAMENTS. WE WILL LET YOU KNOW IF AND WHEN TOURNAMENTS RESUME*
Frankly, it is clear that tournaments are not the focus at Chasers. Understandably, the success with cash, and the room’s small number of tables, would make focusing on tournaments unwise. Currently, Chasers runs regular tournaments on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. As with most new rooms, tournament offerings are in flux month-to-month, so check before you go. Most of the current tournaments are $100-$125 buy-in for 20k-25K in chips and 15-20 minute blinds. On the higher end of buy-ins in the area for 15-20 minute blind levels. Certainly nowhere near the value of the Hampton Falls $90/30K chips/30 minute blinds events held at 1pm on Fridays and Saturdays. But that Hampton Falls tournament is one of the best regular structures I have seen across the country, so not the standard by which any room can be held.Poker Room Salem Nh
On the Tuesday night we were there, the tournament got 34 players. Not a great field, but not atrocious for a weeknight in New Hampshire. There were no dead stacks, so in the early stages we played shorthanded for awhile. Because tables are at a premium at this venue, they fully filled the first two tables before opening a third.Nh Poker Atlas ChasersOverall Chasers Review
In a crowded and competitive poker landscape, this new seemingly humble room has made its mark. Starting with creating a comfortable environment and hiring good personnel, Chasers has made all the right decisions. On any given night, Chasers rivals Hampton Falls and the Boston Billiards Club in Nashua for the number of active cash tables. Management knows what works and how to get the players in the seats. While some other local rooms look vulnerable long-term, Chasers seems to be here to stay.
Update: See why we think Chasers is one of the Best Poker Rooms in New England! Also, check out their volume in Where to Play Poker in New England.
*Comfort
*Tournament Structures
*Personnel4
SummaryChasers Poker Room Hours
Chasers has made a major splash in the New Hampshire poker scene since its entry into the market in the fall of 2017. Largely focusing on cash games, its well-trained staff and homey interior make for an excellent alternative to larger rooms. While tournaments are not their bedrock, they do offer a few each week with reasonably competitive structures. Chasers hit the ground running and is firmly implanted in New Hampshire’s poker landscape.Related PostsChasers Poker Room Salem
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*Chasers Poker Room And Casino
*Chasers Poker Room New Hampshire
*Poker Room Salem Nh
*Nh Poker Atlas Chasers
*Chasers Poker Room Hours
*Chasers Poker Room Salem
In the fall of 2017, Chasers entered the competitive Southern New Hampshire poker scene with a bang. Granted a smallish bang, at only 16 poker tables, but the immediate returns have been very good. On any given night Chasers fills a large portion of those tables with active cash games. Although, we don’t play a lot of cash poker, we came away impressed on the Tuesday evening we stopped in to the new venue for a tournament. There was a lot of energy in the room and the cash players were clearly excited about this new Salem, NH poker room.
Chasers Poker Room and Casino 7 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Salem NH 03079. 7 Reviews (603) 912-4604 Website. Menu & Reservations Make Reservations. Lisa and Michael Withrow, the owners of the Salem Chasers Poker Room and Casino, have filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit by Donato ’Dan’ Dandreo III, the former owner of the Salem Cheers Poker Room, which closed in January 2019. Chasers Poker, Salem, New Hampshire. 2,056 likes 57 talking about this 1,481 were here. Poker Room - Charity Gaming. Formerly known as the Manchester Poker Room, Filotimo Casino & Restaurant offers a 40,000 square foot entertainment complex featuring poker, table games, bingo, NH Lottery, Keno603, and Lucky 7, as well as one of New Hampshire’s only satellite DraftKings locations!Setting
Chasers Poker Room occupies the basement of a now defunct Chinese restaurant. From the outside, the building does not inspire confidence. As you enter, the initial impression is “this is dark.” But the dark feeling quickly yields to a nice homey feel, atypical for your average poker room. There is a small bar immediately to the right of the door, with seating and a few high top tables. Along the right wall is an attractive brick fireplace which we assume will never be used. In front of this wall are the table games: roulette, blackjack, and a couple of poker variations played against the dealer.
Although the room has a dark feel, the tables are very well lit from above. We had no problems seeing the cards. The chairs are padded and very comfortable, especially in comparison to some of the surrounding New Hampshire rooms. The footprint of the room is not huge, however, so the tables are a bit cramped.Chasers Poker Room And Casino
Chasers Poker RoomChasers Poker Room Staff
For the 42nd most populous state, New Hampshire has a large and vibrant poker community. In a very small radius, there are currently at least seven active poker rooms, including one of our favorites Hampton Falls and another, The Boston Billiard Club, that also has a fairly active cash poker scene. Many of these rooms lie close to the Massachusetts border, still waiting for legal casinos, and pull from the the northeastern Mass poker population. The upshot is that everyone knows one another: players, staff, owners. The competition for quality dealers and floors is as intense as the play at the tables.
Chasers did well in securing some of the better available talent when it opened. Chasers managed to lure some of the friendliest and most skilled dealers from existing rooms, and clearly trained their new dealers well. We played a tournament without issue. Floors were visible and active. The wait staff seemed a bit stretched thin, but were attentive and working hard.Chasers Poker Room New HampshirePlayers
Clearly Chasers has overcome the pre-opening concerns that its branding and logo are insulting to its potential clientele. A lot of the better cash players in the area have made their way here. The tournament we played had very few weak players as well.
However, any poker room draws the gamblers. Along with the typical high hand promotions that fuel the active cash rooms in New Hampshire, at one of our tournament breaks Chasers had a single hand event, the No Chip Flip. In the No Chip Flip players buy in for $50 each. One Hold ’em hand is dealt and the top two hands win with the cash, after the house rake of course. Not our cup of tea, but the room was abuzz as it played out, and the house grabbed like $130 for 3 minutes of action.Chasers has made an immediate impact on the New Hampshire poker scene, and is clearly here to stayClick To TweetTournament Structure at Chasers Poker Room
*NOTE: CHASERS CURRENTLY RUNS NO TOURNAMENTS. WE WILL LET YOU KNOW IF AND WHEN TOURNAMENTS RESUME*
Frankly, it is clear that tournaments are not the focus at Chasers. Understandably, the success with cash, and the room’s small number of tables, would make focusing on tournaments unwise. Currently, Chasers runs regular tournaments on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. As with most new rooms, tournament offerings are in flux month-to-month, so check before you go. Most of the current tournaments are $100-$125 buy-in for 20k-25K in chips and 15-20 minute blinds. On the higher end of buy-ins in the area for 15-20 minute blind levels. Certainly nowhere near the value of the Hampton Falls $90/30K chips/30 minute blinds events held at 1pm on Fridays and Saturdays. But that Hampton Falls tournament is one of the best regular structures I have seen across the country, so not the standard by which any room can be held.Poker Room Salem Nh
On the Tuesday night we were there, the tournament got 34 players. Not a great field, but not atrocious for a weeknight in New Hampshire. There were no dead stacks, so in the early stages we played shorthanded for awhile. Because tables are at a premium at this venue, they fully filled the first two tables before opening a third.Nh Poker Atlas ChasersOverall Chasers Review
In a crowded and competitive poker landscape, this new seemingly humble room has made its mark. Starting with creating a comfortable environment and hiring good personnel, Chasers has made all the right decisions. On any given night, Chasers rivals Hampton Falls and the Boston Billiards Club in Nashua for the number of active cash tables. Management knows what works and how to get the players in the seats. While some other local rooms look vulnerable long-term, Chasers seems to be here to stay.
Update: See why we think Chasers is one of the Best Poker Rooms in New England! Also, check out their volume in Where to Play Poker in New England.
*Comfort
*Tournament Structures
*Personnel4
SummaryChasers Poker Room Hours
Chasers has made a major splash in the New Hampshire poker scene since its entry into the market in the fall of 2017. Largely focusing on cash games, its well-trained staff and homey interior make for an excellent alternative to larger rooms. While tournaments are not their bedrock, they do offer a few each week with reasonably competitive structures. Chasers hit the ground running and is firmly implanted in New Hampshire’s poker landscape.Related PostsChasers Poker Room Salem
*MGM Springfield Poker Room Review
The opening of the MGM Springfield in August 2018 brought in the era of full…
*The Anatomy of a Poker Room Review
One of our goals at Poker Pilgrims is to conduct a poker room review for…
*Hampton Falls Poker Room Review
UPDATE: Hampton Falls poker room was purchased by The Brook this spring. The beautiful old…
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