rivers casino schenectady jackpot winners

On the plus side, the casino is clean and makes an excellent first impression, and the setting is nice, along the Mohawk River. I cannot ever imagine returning to this venue for a concert or other special event. Who would have ever thought that there is actually more room in an airplane seat! To make the conditions even worse, all seats are at floor level, directly behind one another, which makes viewing the stage almost impossible, except for the most expensive seats. Seats were jammed so closely together, that almost everyone's arms were up against those in an adjacent seat. The large woman in front of us actually broke her seat.

Except for the most expensive seats which appeared to have cushions, our seats wee the cheapest plastic seats on the market. Our ticket price ($70 each) was at the higher end of ticket prices, but was a poor value. My wife and I went to the Rivers Casino for a performance by our favorite magician, Michael Carbonaro, on May 5, 2019. The six remaining players at the table each received approximately $61,000.The odds of enjoying a concert or other special event at the Rivers Casino are definitely a poor gamble, with the odds stacked in favor of The House.

The remaining jackpot money is split equally between the remaining players at the table.

The player with the winning hand receives 30% of the jackpot.

The player who suffers the bad beat receives 40% of the jackpot.

When the 'Bad Beat Jackpot' is triggered, the progressive jackpot, which had reached a total of $1.22 million, is split between all players at the table by varying percentages. Broderson won over $368,000 with the winning hand. When his four aces were beat by the royal flush played by Raymond Broderson, of Wexford, the Rivers' 'Bad Beat Jackpot' was triggered. On Thursday afternoon at the Rivers Casino on Pittsburgh's North Shore, Benjamin Flanagan, of West Virginia took home nearly $500,000 when his four aces were beaten by a royal flush in a game of no-limit Texas hold'em.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -A West Virginia man playing Texas hold'em suffered one of the worst bad beats you can imagine - and came away as a big winner as a result. Bad beat in Rivers Casino poker game triggers record jackpot 00:48

Rivers casino schenectady jackpot winners