Poker games and tournaments in Bermuda
We usually open at 5:30 or 6pm, Monday through Friday. Saturday NLH tournaments usually start at 4pm. Play continues until the game finishes, which can be 1am or later. We are closed on Sundays.
For this evening's game or the next tournament date, contact the club.
Times shown are local to Bermuda. Confirm the game and start time with the club before visiting.
Poker tournaments at Club 52: what to check before playing
For poker tournaments at Club 52 in Bermuda, check the calendar above and contact the club to confirm the next date, start time and entry arrangements.
Saturday No Limit Hold’em tournaments usually start at 4pm. Confirm the particular date before making plans, as a usual start time is not confirmation of an individual event.
What does NLH mean?
NLH stands for No Limit Hold’em, commonly called No Limit Texas Hold’em.
If you recognise the game but have not played a live tournament before, ask the club about the event’s structure and expected experience level before entering.
Check the full cost
Ask for the tournament entry amount, any associated fees and any membership charges that apply to you.
It is useful to understand those separately so you know the total cost before deciding to play. Ask whether the event allows additional entries or chip purchases and, if so, how those work.
The details should come from the club for the specific tournament you intend to enter.
Understand the structure
Before playing, ask about the starting chips, blind levels, breaks and registration deadline.
You do not need to study every possible tournament format. You do need to understand the event you are joining.
If your evening has a fixed end time, ask about the likely duration. A start time alone does not tell you when you will finish.
Confirm membership and participation
Club 52 is a private members’ club. New players should enquire about membership before assuming they can enter a tournament.
When you contact the team, identify the event date and mention whether you are already a member. Ask what needs to be arranged in advance.
Prepare for the table
Read the house poker rules before attending. Ask the team whether any additional tournament rules apply.
Contact Club 52 about the next tournament, or read our first-visit guide.