Amusement City Casino Poker in Dublin

Poker Tables at Amusement City Casino

At our Westmoreland Street club in Dublin 2 we keep three poker tables in regular use. The layout is simple enough: one table is run as Texas Hold’em, while the other two are reserved for Three Card Poker. So you can sit down in a familiar community-card cash game or switch to a quicker, house-banked format - both operated as live cash tables, not as one-off tournaments. Sessions are flexible, there is no strict timetable you have to race to meet.

You will find us at 4 Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2. From most of the city centre it is an easy walk, and the Luas lines plus main bus routes pass close by, so getting here usually feels like part of the evening, not like a project that takes over your plans.

Casino directories list our opening hours as Monday to Saturday from 10:00 through to 01:00, and Sunday from 12:00 to 01:00. That window covers daytime sessions and late-night play, which lines up with how most Dublin casino clubs operate. Before you come in, it really helps to call us on +353 1 474 3273 so you can double-check the hours and make sure the table you want is actually running that day.

How Texas Hold’em Works at Our Venue

Our Hold’em cash games use standard rules. We do not run quirky local versions or experimental table formats. If you are used to playing Texas Hold’em elsewhere in Dublin, the way we structure the game here should feel normal within a couple of hands.

For a first visit, a typical sequence looks roughly like this.

1. Arrive at 4 Westmoreland Street during our operating hours.
2. Go to the front desk or speak with the cardroom staff and ask for a seat at the Hold’em table.
3. Have valid photo ID with you. Irish casinos are strict on ID for entry and registration, we cannot bend that rule.
4. Complete the sign-in or membership steps. Calling ahead on +353 1 474 3273 lets you know in advance what paperwork or details we will ask for.
5. Swap your cash for chips at the cashier or at the table as staff direct on the night.
6. Take your chair and wait for the dealer to finish the current hand before you start to play.
7. Check with the dealer or floor staff about the current minimum and maximum buy-in, as we do not post those publicly.
8. When you want to leave, bring your chips to the cashier and cash out.

Details like blind sizes, rake percentages and whether there is any jackpot side bet running do not appear in public directory listings. If you are planning to play for a particular stake level, picking up the phone before you travel and confirming those points is the practical move. It is easy to walk in, find that the game is playing bigger or smaller than you like, and then wish you had checked first.

Three Card Poker: What to Expect

Three Card Poker at our club is offered as a house-banked game. That means your hand is compared against the dealer’s hand, not the other players around the table. We dedicate two tables to this format, which actually gives it more floor space than Hold’em in our room. Hands resolve fast, the pace is steady, so it suits anyone who wants something sharper between longer Hold’em sessions.

The structure is designed to be straightforward. You place an Ante wager before any cards are dealt. Once you look at your three-card hand, you either fold and give up the Ante, or you place a Play bet of the same size to carry on with the hand. For the dealer to qualify they need at least Queen-high. If they fail to qualify, the Play bet is pushed back to you. Payouts then depend on the strength of your hand and on whether the dealer qualifies.

On a lot of Three Card Poker tables a Pair Plus side bet is also offered. Pair Plus pays based purely on your hand strength, regardless of what the dealer holds or whether they qualify. Whether that option is active on a given night is something to confirm with the dealer or floor staff when you sit down.

Other Games on the Floor

The floor at Amusement City Casino is not restricted to poker. Alongside our poker offering we run two blackjack tables, baccarat, plus a selection of slots and electronic gaming machines. In practice, that means you can move between different styles of play in one visit without leaving the building, which helps on nights when poker is slow to get going.

Blackjack operates as a standard live table game with a dealer and multiple player positions. Baccarat is also part of the mix, although we do not spell out exact table numbers in directory entries. Slots and electronic gaming machines complete the picture for players who prefer machine-based play or want a break between table sessions.

Our full list of games looks like this:

1. Texas Hold’em Poker - 1 table
2. Three Card Poker - 2 tables
3. Blackjack - 2 tables
4. Baccarat
5. Slots and electronic gaming

Visiting the Cardroom

We run the cardroom primarily for players living in Ireland who are looking for regular live cash poker in the middle of Dublin. Being based on Westmoreland Street puts us a short walk from Trinity College, the River Liffey and several main transport corridors in Dublin 2. For anyone crossing in from other parts of the city, that central location is a real advantage, especially later in the night when public transport and other venues thin out.

One general point that helps first-time visits go smoother: give yourself a little more time than you think you need on the first night. The front desk sign-in, membership checks and ID verification take a few minutes, and if you arrive exactly at the time you want to play, it is easy to miss the start of a hand, or the moment a seat opens.

If you are planning your first visit to our venue in particular:

1. Phone +353 1 474 3273 to check poker table availability and confirm the latest opening hours.
2. Ask about the membership process and what kind of identification you need to bring.
3. Confirm the minimum buy-in for the game format you want to play.
4. Plan your arrival time. Evening sessions from around 20:00 generally see fuller tables, in line with how Dublin casino clubs tend to run.
5. Keep a bit of extra time free on that first visit for the registration steps at the door.

Casino clubs in Ireland operate under domestic gaming and amusement licensing frameworks. Public directory sources do not list the full licence details for our specific venue, and that is typical across land-based Dublin clubs. If you have any questions about membership conditions, house rules or responsible gambling support, the most direct route is simply to ask the team on shift when you arrive or when you call ahead.

Where We Sit in the Dublin Poker Scene

Amusement City Casino poker forms part of a small but active set of Dublin rooms that host live cash games. The main alternative cardrooms in the city are D1 Club Casino at 63 Lower Dorset Street, Dublin 1 - which runs live tables from 19:00 to 06:00 - and The Sporting Emporium in the city centre, which promotes daily poker starting from 20:00. Each of these clubs has its own floor layout, operating hours and table mix. Regular Dublin players tend to move between venues depending on what games are running and when.

Community conversations among local poker players often refer to cash games with blinds around €1/€1 as a common starting point across these Dublin venues, although actual stakes vary by room and by night. Our position on Westmoreland Street gives us a geographic edge against venues further north or south of the city centre: the commute is shorter for a lot of people, and it is easier to slot a poker session into other plans in the area.

PokerAtlas maintains an online directory of Irish poker rooms, including the Dublin cardrooms mentioned above. That directory is updated more often than most third-party listings. Checking PokerAtlas together with a quick direct call to us will usually give you the clearest picture of what games are likely to run on a given evening.

Contact and Location

For anything you want to confirm before setting out, our phone line is the main contact channel. As of 2026, no official website or verified social media account for Amusement City Casino has been confirmed in public sources, so a short call genuinely is the most reliable way to get current details.

Address: 4 Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.
Phone: +353 1 474 3273.

Operating hours listed in casino directories are:

1. Monday to Saturday - 10:00 to 01:00
2. Sunday - 12:00 to 01:00

Treat these published hours as a solid starting point, but not as an absolute guarantee. Opening times can change before directory entries are updated, and the same goes for poker table availability, typical buy-in levels and any short-term promotions running in the cardroom. A quick call before you travel often saves you a journey if something has shifted since the last public listing was posted.