2026 WSOP CIRCUIT · OCT 29 – NOV 9 · 70 TABLES · TOLEDO, OHIO

The Reserve Poker Club poker room floor

Our Story

Built by players, for players.

The Heart of Midwest Poker

Toledo's premier destination for poker enthusiasts.

The Reserve Poker Club is home to some of the largest and most exciting poker action in Midwest history. Known for hosting record-breaking $1M+ guaranteed tournaments and attracting world-class names like Scotty Nguyen, Joe Cada, Dash Dudley and Wolfgang Poker, we offer an experience you won't find anywhere else in the area.

With 70 tables, The Reserve Poker Club boasts the largest poker room in the Midwest. Our livestream studio allows us to broadcast all of our major events, so your friends and family can sweat the action as you make your way through the field. Our friendly, professional staff is second to none and ready to provide you with the ultimate poker experience.

Since our opening, we've been committed to providing an exceptional gaming experience with professional tournaments, a welcoming community and top-notch amenities. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, our experienced staff and vibrant atmosphere make every visit memorable. Join us and become part of the Reserve Poker Club family.

Why players choose The Reserve Poker Club

  • Professional Play
    Expert dealers, well-organized structures and dedicated security ensure your experience at The Reserve Poker Club will be unmatched.
  • Daily Action
    Daily tournaments, cash games and major events make the club enjoyable and challenging for all skill levels — beginners to seasoned pros.
  • Modern Amenities
    Our clean, upscale, newly renovated facility was designed with player comfort in mind so our events flow seamlessly.
  • 70 Tables
    The largest poker room in the Midwest.
  • Livestream Studio
    Every major event broadcast from our in-house studio.
The Reserve Poker Club poker floor

The Floor

70 tables, one culture.

Livestream studio

Broadcast

Featured on the stream.

Club Rules

House rules, plainly stated.

Membership

The Reserve Poker Club is a private social club and any visitor is required to become a member; use of the club is restricted at all times to members in good standing. Memberships are available to individuals on an annual term. The Membership Committee meets monthly to review the status of any or all memberships, including granting or denying membership based on feedback from staff and other members. Memberships are also available to charities and businesses for special events, but all participants must complete the membership process. Members wishing to exclude themselves from play must complete a self-exclusion form at one of our locations. If a member's status is voluntarily or involuntarily revoked, the member is not entitled to any refunds.

Gameplay

All poker games follow World Series of Poker (WSOP) rules for cash and TDA (Tournament Directors Association) rules for tournaments, except where stated in specific club rules. Our team members are trained in WSOP and TDA rules and enforce both the spirit and the letter of the rules. Rulings on gameplay are final at the discretion of management in accordance with WSOP or TDA rules, and all rulings will be made in the best interest of the game.

Club Etiquette

Members and staff alike are expected to maintain a professional and respectful demeanor. The acting floor manager may ask a player to discontinue inappropriate behavior or to leave. Not tolerated: threats, arguments or insults; food in any playing area (dining areas provided); slow rolling; angle shooting; active recruitment without permission; excessive intoxication; marking or tampering with cards. There is ZERO tolerance for collusion in any form, including communicating hand strength to another player — chips may be forfeited.

Livestream Rules

No phones, electronics, headphones or earbuds at the table at any time — step completely out of the livestream area to use electronics. No food in the livestream area. Display names must be your name or an appropriate nickname. Players must make a good faith effort to scan hole cards every hand and must not bend or crease RFID cards. If the dealer announces a tech error, action stops until it is fixed. A forced clock may be called to protect the stream delay. Certain attire may not be allowed at management's discretion. Livestreamed tables may have adjusted break schedules regardless of the posted structure.

The Reserve Poker Club reserves the right to change, cancel or otherwise modify any event at any time, for any reason, with or without notice.

Come see the room.

First time at The Reserve Poker Club? Get on the waitlist before you leave the house — or check the tournament calendar and find your seat.