Croix, open at 9pm and close either promptly at 3am, or before, if the players crash and burn. This also makes it the longest stretch of hours of any casino in the Caribbean. The NL tables will run to about 4-4:30am depending on the players and the action, but can go as late as 6am according to the casino. I wanted to play, but realized I was out of my depth and wisely stayed in the main fishing pond, away from the four carded sharks. One night it was a full table, but may be about 5-6 players for the most part… but big stacks. They also spread a 5/5 Omaha Pot Limit High game. Through out the night, there will be at least three 2/5 NL games which by 1am condense down to one table, maybe two. The minimum buy-in on the 2/5 NL game is $200, with most players buying in for $200-$300 with a very few buying in as much as $1000. This makes this the biggest and most active poker room in all of the Caribbean. Hold em games, one 4/8 Limit and maybe a 5/5 Omaha High. The room can do much more but usually got up to about four to five 2/5 N.L. With another game starting about a 1/2 hour later or so. If you are not there by 7:45-8:00pm, be prepared to wait for the second table. The majority of the tables (as is the case in almost all of the Caribbean) is $2/5 No Limit Hold’em. They have the most active tables and it’s even possible to switch tables if there is an issue with yours… and there will be. (You may be picking up just a whiff of desperation there.) All in all, the Holiday Inn is the place to play poker. The Hyatt is offering $20 to the first 5 people in on their 9pm tournament. I am not a tournament player so I didn’t attend, but you could see it impact attendance at the H.I. Wednesday through Saturday, the Radisson is supposed to be hosting a tournament. The Occidental is trying to keep A (emphasis on the singular) game running and the same for the Radisson. Excelsior Casino hosts a $4-8 limit game. As with all Caribbean poker rooms, they are closed until evening. Only the Holiday Inn Aruba has any real action. Several hotels have Texas Hold em in Aruba, but from the reports I received from the locals. Summary of getting the most from your Aruban Poker Experience.The article is broken down into various sections: My wife and I just spent 8 days in Aruba and on my flight home decided to write a review of poker in Aruba for any other travelers wishing to soak in some great sun, white sand, blue water and poker.

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