Poker House 210 is opening on the South Side, where San Antonio's card rooms aren't. We want the neighborhood in it from day one: as founding members now, and as founding partners when the law lets us open the door to community investment.
One regular is worth about $6,240 a year, and costs about $100 to win.
That's at $10 an hour, the low end of San Antonio seat rates. At $15 an hour, the same regular is worth $9,360. A regular here means one 4-hour session, three times a week: 624 hours a year.Run the math yourself
Move the sliders. Every number is hours played times the hourly seat rate, the same way the market research counts it.
San Antonio rooms typically charge $10 to $15 an hour. Poker House 210 hasn't set its rates. This is market arithmetic, not a forecast for this business.
The map
Every poker room we know of in San Antonio sits north or west of downtown, along I-10, US 281, San Pedro, Culebra and US 90 West. The South Side and the East Side, out toward the bases, don't have a single one. Brooks sits right where I-37 meets Loop 410.
Rooms open and move, so treat this list as a snapshot. The nearest ones are roughly 10 to 15 miles from Brooks in a straight line.
The demand is already here
In 2025, 301,881 people flew from San Antonio to Las Vegas. That's about 827 a day one way, roughly 600,000 trips a year counting both directions. The route runs 76.2% full on 77 nonstop flights a week. Every one of those travelers comes home to San Antonio.
The demand doesn't need to be created. It needs a room close to home.
Two ways in
A prepaid founding membership, sold before we open, with perks that stay with you. It's a membership, not an investment.
Tiers, prices and perks are proposals and haven't been set.
We'd like neighbors to be able to own a piece of the house. That has to go through a legal offering, likely on an SEC-registered crowdfunding platform or a Texas-only offering. We're not there yet.
Doing it right
Founding members' names go on gold chips inside the house. These spots are waiting.
Questions
No. This page only collects interest. Selling ownership to the public requires a legal offering, and we won't take money until an attorney has set one up properly.
Founders Club is a prepaid membership with perks, like a gym's founding membership. A Founding Partner would own a stake in the business through a formal offering, which may or may not happen.
Not necessarily. Some structures, like registered crowdfunding, are open to everyday investors with limits on how much each person can put in. Others are only for accredited investors. The structure hasn't been chosen.
No. They're seat-fee arithmetic from San Antonio market rates. Poker House 210 hasn't set prices, and any real offering would include its own financial information and risks.
Brooks City Base on San Antonio's South Side. The exact address and opening date will be announced together.
Sources: San Antonio Poker Room Growth Proposal (October 2026). Flight data from the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics T-100 passenger data (2025) and flight schedules for the week of October 19–25, 2026. Player values are seat-fee arithmetic at the stated hourly rates and session patterns. Acquisition cost is a typical all-in range for this market, not a guarantee. The map is a schematic and does not show exact locations.