Lodge Card Club San Antonio Poker Room Guide

Lodge Card Club San Antonio is a members-only Texas poker club located at 3723 Colony Dr Suite 101 in northwest San Antonio. The room operates under The Lodge Card Club brand and opened after The Lodge acquired Rounders Card Club in 2024.

The San Antonio location gives players a large card-room option outside the traditional casino model. It offers cash games, daily and recurring tournaments, membership-based access, a live waitlist, and an on-site bar-and-grill setup. Players should treat official schedules, waitlists, fees, and tournament details as subject to change and verify the latest information before making a trip.

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Room Overview

Lodge Card Club San Antonio is part of The Lodge Card Club’s Texas poker operation. The official Lodge website describes the business as a members-only social club offering cash games and tournaments, with locations serving Austin and San Antonio.

The San Antonio club is located in the former Rounders Card Club space at 3723 Colony Dr Suite 101. When The Lodge announced the San Antonio expansion, it said the room would begin in that unit and that a larger adjacent space was part of the longer-term plan. For current visitor planning, players should use the official San Antonio contact page and waitlist page for the most practical room information.

The room is best understood as a poker-focused social club rather than a casino poker room. Membership is required, and the club’s published rules state that it does not take a traditional rake. Instead, Lodge Card Club uses membership, access, check-in, tournament, and seat-rental fees.

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Location and Access

Lodge Card Club San Antonio is located at:

3723 Colony Dr Suite 101 San Antonio, TX 78230

The Lodge’s announcement described the location as being just off Interstate 10 on the northwest side of San Antonio. That makes the room more practical for players staying or living near the I-10 corridor than for visitors based downtown or on the River Walk.

Because the club is not inside a casino or hotel, players should plan for a direct drive, rideshare, or local transportation. The official website does not provide detailed parking instructions, so parking rules should be confirmed directly with the club before visiting.

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Cash Games

The Lodge Card Club San Antonio waitlist page shows live cash-game availability and directs players to call the club or use the PokerAtlas app to join the list. The games visible on the official waitlist page reviewed for this guide included No-Limit Hold’em, Pot-Limit Omaha, and Big O listings.

The official waitlist page also notes that players can call Lodge Card Club San Antonio at (210) 361-3325 to be added to the waitlist or use the PokerAtlas app.

Because live lists change throughout the day, players should not assume a specific game, table count, or wait time will be available when they arrive. Check the live waitlist or call before making the trip.

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Tournaments

Lodge Card Club San Antonio offers daily, nightly, recurring, and special-event tournaments. The official San Antonio tournament page lists events such as Sunday Deep Stack tournaments, bounty formats, PLO and Big O events, freeroll-style events, and larger special tournaments.

Tournament schedules are subject to change. Players should use the official San Antonio tournament page for current event details, start times, buy-ins, guarantees, late-registration windows, structure sheets, and special-event updates.

View the Lodge Card Club San Antonio tournament schedule

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Membership and Fees

Lodge Card Club San Antonio requires membership. The official San Antonio membership page states that players must activate a new membership for $20 once per year and then pay either daily or monthly check-in fees.

The San Antonio membership page reviewed for this guide listed a $5 daily check-in option and a $50 monthly check-in option. It also stated that the listed access options do not include the seat-rental fee and that the San Antonio seat-rental fee is $12 per hour.

Players should confirm the latest membership, access, tournament, and seat-rental fees before visiting because club pricing can change.

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Registration and Waitlists

Players can join the San Antonio cash-game waitlist by calling the club or using the PokerAtlas app. The official waitlist page specifically tells players to call (210) 361-3325 or add themselves instantly through PokerAtlas.

First-time visitors should allow extra time for membership activation, check-in, and any required front-desk procedures. Tournament players should also confirm late-registration rules, re-entry rules, and structure details before arriving.

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Room Features and Player Experience

The Lodge describes its card clubs as members-only social clubs with cash games, tournaments, comfortable chairs, big-screen TVs, a waiting area, trained dealers, front-desk staff, security, and complimentary water, soft drinks, and coffee.

The San Antonio club also has an on-site bar-and-grill page. The official restaurant page says players can eat on site, although full menu details were not available in the text reviewed for this guide.

The room is a practical choice for players who want a dedicated poker-club environment rather than a casino resort experience. Visitors should expect membership procedures, hourly seat-rental rules, and club-specific house rules that differ from many casino poker rooms.

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Parking and Arrival Tips

The official Lodge Card Club San Antonio pages reviewed for this guide did not verify detailed parking rules. Because the room is in a standalone commercial location rather than a casino resort, players should confirm parking availability, overnight parking rules, and any event-day changes directly with the club.

Before visiting, players should:

• Check the live waitlist or call the club before driving.

• Confirm the current membership and seat-rental fees.

• Review tournament start times and registration windows.

• Bring valid identification for membership activation.

• Ask the club directly about parking if visiting during a major event.

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Food and Nearby Amenities

Lodge Card Club San Antonio has an on-site bar-and-grill page, and the official site says players can enjoy food on site. The Lodge house rules also distinguish between food policies at Austin and San Antonio, stating that only non-alcoholic drinks and homemade food may be brought in by members at the San Antonio location.

Because restaurant hours, menus, and food policies can change, players should confirm current food availability with the club before relying on it for a long cash-game or tournament session.

The club’s northwest San Antonio location also places it near the I-10 corridor, where players may find additional restaurants, hotels, gas stations, and retail options within a short drive.

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Hotel and Lodging Context

No existing Angry Aces Poker Where to Stay page was confirmed for Lodge Card Club San Antonio in the current Where to Stay URL map. As a result, no hotel relationship should be selected unless a future San Antonio hotel page is created or added to the approved CMS inventory.

Players traveling to the club should look for lodging in northwest San Antonio or near the I-10 corridor if proximity to the room is the priority. Downtown and River Walk hotels may still be useful for tourism, but they are not the closest lodging base for this poker room.

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Practical Player Notes

Lodge Card Club San Antonio is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, according to the official contact page. That makes it flexible for cash-game players, but tournament players should still follow the official schedule closely because event start times and guarantees vary.

The most important planning step is checking the current waitlist, tournament calendar, and membership requirements before arriving. The room’s format is different from a casino poker room, and players should understand the club-access and seat-rental model before sitting down.

For current details, use the official Lodge Card Club San Antonio pages and contact the room directly.