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poker place Vertex

A poker room five minutes from JR Ibaraki station, listing Texas Hold’em ring games and tournaments. The room is fully non-smoking, including heated tobacco.

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For your first visit

The official FAQ says the beginner lesson is covered by the entrance fee. During the lesson, lost points are topped up, and a practice table keeps beginners apart from experienced players. Lesson length and start times are unconfirmed.

Source: official beginner information ↓

  • Ring games
  • Tournaments

English-language lessons and table support are unconfirmed. Ask the venue before visiting if you need support in English.

Check the cost item by item

Required costs depend on the format. These items reflect the official information on the check date; confirm the total including extra chips and drinks before joining.

Entrance and facility fee
¥1,000 on weekdays and ¥1,500 on weekends and public holidays (tax included). Re-entry the same day is free, and one soft drink is included.Official source ↓
Beginner lesson
The official FAQ says the entrance fee alone covers the lesson.Official source ↓
Game points
Bought to suit the table stakes, from ¥4,000 (400 Ve) up to ¥15,000 (1,500 Ve). “Ve” is the venue’s unit for game points. Leftover points are held by the venue for four months from your last withdrawal, with no withdrawal fee.Official source ↓
Drinks
One soft drink comes with entrance. All-you-can-drink plans cost ¥2,000 extra with alcohol or ¥500 extra for soft drinks.Official source ↓
House tournaments
The venue lists ¥1,000 house tournaments, planned two or three times a day.Official source ↓
Payment
Cash, credit cards (Visa, JCB, Mastercard), transit IC cards and e-money. PayPay is not accepted.Official source ↓

Access, hours and entry conditions

Address
Aiemu House Building 2F, 4-1-2 Ekimae, Ibaraki, OsakaReviewed official information ↓
Station and entrance
JR Ibaraki, JR Kyoto Line (official estimate: 5 minutes on foot) / Ibarakishi, Hankyu Kyoto Line (official estimate: 10 minutes on foot) — On the second floor of the Aiemu House building. The official page puts JR Ibaraki closer, with Hankyu Ibarakishi ten minutes away on foot. Check the building name and floor before setting out.Reviewed official information ↓
Hours
Weekdays 18:30–23:30; weekends and public holidays 13:00–23:30. Closed on Mondays (Tuesday when Monday is a public holiday). The last three hands start at 23:30 and the room clears by 23:50.Reviewed official information ↓
Age and identification
The official FAQ says children of primary-school age (12 and under) may not enter without the venue’s special permission, under-16s need a guardian after 19:00, and under-18s may not play after 22:00. Accepted ID documents are unconfirmed.Reviewed official information ↓
Booking and apps
The official FAQ says no reservation is needed; enquiries are taken by phone, LINE or email. App or membership requirements are unconfirmed.Reviewed official information ↓

Tournament and event announcements

This site does not maintain a calendar of the venue’s tournaments and events. Check dates, fees and entry conditions in the venue's own official announcements.

The official site says tournament schedules and details are announced in the venue or on its official social media. Below is the official X account linked from the site.

Your checks before visiting this venue

  1. Check the Monday closing (Tuesday after a Monday holiday) and the 18:30 weekday opening before choosing a date.
  2. Separate the entrance fee (¥1,000 weekdays / ¥1,500 weekends) from points (from ¥4,000), and decide whether to add a drinks plan.
  3. Check the age rules, such as no play for under-18s after 22:00, and save the route from JR Ibaraki and your return time.
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Sources and what we checked

We summarise venue-published pages. We have not visited or interviewed the venue. Check its latest announcements for opening, seats and price changes.

The venue's non-cash play policy

The official FAQ answers “Can I bet money?” by saying gambling is strictly prohibited and that the venue will call the police and refuse future entry if it finds any. Leftover points are held for later games and satellites; the reviewed pages describe no way to turn points back into cash. View the source ↑

This records a review of the venue's explanation. It does not certify its licence or legal compliance.

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