Le Paris Élysées Club: Paris’s stronghold for casino gaming.

The Punto Banco temple in Paris

Paris's premier gaming temple in the capital, the Paris Elysées Club invites enthusiasts to indulge in a grandiose setting. The gaming house boasts 17 tables spread across 2,000 m2. It offers Punto Banco, a game with straightforward rules that even beginners can grasp. Bets start at €20 per hand. Adrenaline guaranteed!

Players can bet, starting at €10 per hand, on Blackjack, a game that remains incredibly popular. The Paris Elysées Club also offers Three Card Poker and Ultimate Poker. The reception and service are standout strengths of the venue. The restaurant features a varied menu that is highly appreciated by guests.

A great poker deal

On the club's mezzanine, the poker tables dominate. Cash-game fans can play Texas Hold'em and Omaha with blinds of €5/€5, €5/€10 and €€10/€20. The tables are wide and unusually comfortable. Undoubtedly the coziest place to play poker in the capital.

4 regular poker tournaments per week

Note that four tournaments are held each week:

- On Mondays at 6:30 p.m., in the Ultimate 300 event, players start with 30,000 tokens to grow through progressively shorter levels of 30, 25 and 20 minutes.

- Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m., an Ultimate 350 with a €350 buy-in. Players start with 35,000 chips, with shrinking blind levels of 30, 25, then 20 minutes.

-On Wednesday evenings, an Ultimate Monster Stack 300 with a €300 buy-in (€270 + €30) will be introduced. Players will start with an XXL 100,000-chip stack. The blind levels will also be shortened: 60, 45, 30, 25, then 20 minutes.

- For the Thursday tournament with a €400 buy-in, players start with 40,000 chips to build their stack, with 30-minute levels at first, then the pace accelerates to rounds of 25, 20, and then 10 minutes in heads-up. Late registrations are allowed during the first eight levels, i.e. until 11:45 p.m.

Beyond the two weekly tournaments, the Paris Elysées Club has launched a leaderboard: the tournament loyalty program (PFT). For each event, €5 is drawn from the organizers' fees to feed a prize pot. At the end of every month, the pot is shared among the 10 most consistent and highest-performing players across all PEC tournaments. And at these events, participants get a free meal during the dinner break, from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.—a unique Parisian feature.

Reservations: at the club’s box office, or by email: info@pariselyseesclub.com

A progressive jackpot installed at the Ultimate Poker and Blackjack tables

The Paris Elysées Club has decided to shake up the world of side games. At the Ultimate Poker tables, players can now compete to win a prize pool funded by bets placed across the club’s tables. A total of four tables are connected.

To win the jackpot, you need to hit certain hands, such as a royal flush, a community royal flush, a straight flush, a four of a kind, or a full house. At the Paris Elysées Club, you can bet €5 on the Progressive to trigger the Jackpot.

At the Blackjack tables, players can also place a €5 side bet to try for a jackpot. If a player is dealt a hand with 777 in sequence and of the same suit (spades, hearts, diamonds, or clubs), the jackpot is theirs! There are intermediate prizes for certain combinations. In total, two tables are connected.

An offbeat spot to dine

The Paris Elysées Club also offers a handsome dining room. No reservation is required here. It’s a quirky spot to savor a prime cut of meat or Asian-inspired dishes crafted by two highly inspired chefs. The menu changes with the seasons. Desserts are equally tempting. Popping a cork with a glass of champagne while sinking into the club’s comfortable seating is another appealing option.

 Sortir à Paris readers get free admission by using the following code: SAP2022