Solaire Resort Entertainment City
Paranaque · Philippines
The other of Manila's two flagship integrated resorts, on the Entertainment City strip and regulated by PAGCOR. Its casino runs table games and a large slot floor, with a Dragon Room premium gaming area.
On poker, Solaire's own site settles the question more cleanly than Okada's does. The resort publishes a table-game guide naming each game it spreads — baccarat, roulette, Lucky Ball Roulette, Double-Up Blackjack, Pontoon TriLux Bonus, craps, Sic Bo, Money Wheel — and the only poker on that list is Lunar Poker. Lunar Poker is a house-banked casino table game: you play against the dealer, not against other players. There is no poker room, no cash-game stakes and no tournament calendar anywhere on the site. Read on 28 September 2026.
This is the house-banked trap in its clearest form. A resort can list poker on its gaming page and still spread no player-versus-player poker at all, and a visitor who books a trip on the strength of the word alone will find a dealer sitting opposite them.
If you want tournament poker in Asia in late 2026, the calendar is in Korea and Taiwan, not Manila.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Solaire have a poker room?
No poker room is advertised on its site. The table-game guide names only Lunar Poker, and there is no cash-game stakes list or tournament calendar as of 28 September 2026.
What is Lunar Poker?
A house-banked casino table game: the player competes against the dealer rather than against other players. It is not the player-versus-player poker a tournament or cash-game visitor is looking for.
Where should I play live poker in Asia instead?
The 2026 late-season live calendar is in Korea and Taiwan — the Asian Poker Tour's Jeju and Taipei festivals and the World Poker Tour's Seoul stop.