Spielbank Mainz
Rheinstraße 59, 55116 Mainz · Mainz · Germany
Mainz is the flagship of Rhineland-Palatinate's three state casinos, and it has no poker at all — a fact worth stating plainly, because the state as a whole turns out to have none.
The published game offer
The casino's own site has three game categories and no more: slot machines, Black Jack and American Roulette. Its own description of itself names roulette and Black Jack as the classic games on offer. There is no poker page, no cash game listing and no tournament calendar.
Rhineland-Palatinate has no live poker
Mainz is operated alongside Spielbank Trier and Spielbank Bad Ems, and neither of those lists poker either — Trier and Bad Ems publish only slots and roulette. So a player living in Rhineland-Palatinate has no state casino poker game in the whole federal state, and the nearest options are over a state border: Spielbank Wiesbaden in Hesse, or the Saarland and North Rhine-Westphalia houses.
A warning the operator publishes itself
The front page states that the Mainz, Trier and Bad Ems casinos offer no online game and no app, and warns that fake profiles using the casinos' name and logo circulate on social media, asking guests not to transfer money to them. The same caution applies to websites: domains built from these casinos' names are not necessarily theirs.
Practicalities
The casino is on Rheinstraße 59 by the Löhrstraße car park, open daily, and closed on Good Friday, Volkstrauertag, Totensonntag, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and All Saints' Day, with Rosenmontag opening from 20:00.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Spielbank Mainz have poker?
No. Its published game offer is slot machines, Black Jack and American Roulette only.
Is there any live poker in Rhineland-Palatinate?
Not in the state casinos. Mainz, Trier and Bad Ems all publish game offers without poker.
Does Spielbank Mainz have an online casino?
No. The operator states on its own site that Mainz, Trier and Bad Ems offer no online game and no app.