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Become one of the happy Poker Travel enthusiast that have experienced the feeling to be part of an amazing poker vacation in Croatia, Zagreb. Zagreb is the capital and the largest city of Croatia. Zagreb is a city with a rich history dating from Roman times. It is a city known for its diverse economy, high quality of living, museums, sporting, and entertainment events. Its main branches of economy are high-tech industries and the service sector.
It is a city with incredible night life full of young people, famous with its beutiful women.
Prices shown are per person and for the duration of the event.
Near the center of Croatia's capital, our hotel embraces Zagreb's mix of history and modern style.Complimentary Canopy Bikes are ideal for cruising the cobblestone streets of the Upper Town, home to the Cathedral of Zagreb.
The hosting poker room belongs to Diamond Palace Casino in Zagreb.
The casino and poker room are open 15:00 PM to 09:00 AM
The available games are:
€1-€3 No Limit Texas Hold'em poker with €150 minimum buy in rake 4% cap €20
€2-€5 No Limit Texas Hold'em poker with €200 minimum buy in rake 4% cap €20
For 16 hours total or more of €1-€3 games €80 is the bonus for the player
For 16 hours total or more of €2-€5 games €160 is the bonus for the player
Players who play both €1-€3 and €2-€5 can convert 2 hours of €1-€3 to 1 hour of €2-€5 for the bonus calculation
Bigger games and Omaha Poker are available at request.
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**The table allocation for each blinds is subjected to poker room decision only.
Zagreb is Croatia's capital and largest city, marking the intersection between Eastern and Central Europe for more than a thousand years. For a modern capital Zagreb has a kind of small-town charm, with an expansive old hilltop district of cobblestone streets and squares lit to this day by gas lamps.
Down the slope you’ll see Zagreb’s Viennese influence in the Lower Town, an area with 19th-century pavilions and manicured gardens that resemble the best of Prague or Budapest. By day you can amble the pedestrian streets and park yourself at one of the many cafes, and by night you can paint the town red and see why those in the know make such a fuss of Zagreb’s nightlife. Let’s explore the best things to do in in Zagreb:
One of the main landmarks is Zagreb Cathedral, which dates to the city’s earliest year but was razed by the Mongols in the 1200s and then was damaged in a 19th-century earthquake. Take a look at what remains of the cathedral’s fortifications, which were built when the building was used as an observation tower during the Ottoman wars.
Jelačić Square is a gathering point for the modern city. Here you’ll get the sense of Zagreb as a bustling place of business, full of office workers and shoppers, and you can people-watch from the table of a sidewalk cafe. The square is named after 19th-century ruler, Count Josip Jelačić who symbolise Croatian nationalism.
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