Post Oak Poker Club - Houston (TX)

4 /5 Bobby - Human Man Carl: I like the space and the location. Players that I have encountered have been friendly and courteous. Dealers are attentive and they do their best to accommodate people who do not like to get up from the table. I have heard of some rumours but always be careful when playing poker at any venue. I am not a professional but have played poker worldwide while serving in the USAF. Like Bob McNair, bringing pro football back to Houston, while poker never left I appreciate Post Oak Poker Club for hosting the games.

5 /5 Adam Jolley: The people writing negative reviews about this club accusing this and that are most likely owners of illegal underground rooms who are feeling the pinch. This is a top notch establishment. I feel safe and the action is incredible. If you like playing poker you will love this place.

5 /5 Leon Greyson: Great action, good food, cute girls, free alcohol, a good masseuse. Just a few of the things they have here at Post that bring me back every day on top of high quality customer service from the moment I walked in to even cashing out. I know Ill be returning every day I highly recommend anyone who feels uncertain to at least stop by for the food.

1 /5 Greg Krowitz: Be carful, this place is a scam. There are a bunch of players whom are friends with the dealers. It results in the dealers bending the rules once in a while in the favor of their friends. I dont know, but it looks like they are afraid of them. Even the floor manager,does not intervene, even when hes brought aware of some of these faults. After playing a few times at this place, I have realize this and will never play here again. You have been warned.

4 /5 John Fontana: This room has tightened up a lot in the last 6 months as the fish have swum away. I played for about 6 hours the other night and the rate is $15 an hour, which is high, so I will try another club next time. Anyway, lots of set mining and people are willing to call a $20 raise in a $1-$3 limped pot to get a set. Pretty much everyone is willing to limp and see a flop, too, though it seems suited aces, big suited connectors and any pair are the only hands that call a raise. No one pays off anyone else unless it is a couple of big hands - lots of flushes and boats on the river raise big, and get called only if there are near nut hands. Food here is pretty sparse. Pizza in a couple of toppings, for free, but pretty blah stuff. Waitress service for water and more, but most of the regs are just playing and grinding. Still, possible to win $1500 on a $300 buy in if you are patient and get some flops. I recommend it pretty highly.