Parx Casino Poker Room
Bensalem · Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's largest poker room, inside Parx Casino at Bensalem in Bucks County, north-east of Philadelphia. Parx describes a 24-hour room of more than 48 tables within the main casino building, with 22 high-definition screens and a three-table high-limit enclave kept separate from the main floor.
The spread is unusually wide for an American room. No Limit Hold'em runs from $1/$3 up to $10/$25 with no maximum buy-in; Limit Hold'em is dealt at six levels from $4/$8 to $150/$300; Pot Limit Omaha runs across eight levels from $2/$2 to $100/$100; and the mixed-game list reaches $300/$600, taking in Omaha/Eight-or-Better, Big O, Super Stud and HOE. A room dealing $75/$150 HOE and $200/$400 mix as advertised stakes is a serious mixed-game address, not a Hold'em room with a mixed table.
Parx runs a bad beat jackpot and is the home of the Big Stax tournament series. No dated tournaments or high-hand promotions were posted on the room's page when it was read on 7 October 2026. Players must be 21 or over and hold an Xclub card to enter a tournament, and registration is on-site only.
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Frequently asked questions
How many tables does Parx Casino's poker room have?
More than 48, with three of them in a separate high-limit enclave, on the room's own description read 7 October 2026.
What stakes does Parx spread?
No Limit Hold'em from $1/$3 to $10/$25 uncapped, Limit Hold'em from $4/$8 to $150/$300, Pot Limit Omaha from $2/$2 to $100/$100 and mixed games up to $300/$600.
Is the Parx poker room open 24 hours?
Yes. Parx describes the room as open around the clock.