Casino Marysville

Year Opened

1990

Age Restriction

21+

Property Type

Licensed Card Room

Regulator

California Gambling Control Commission

Table Games

4

Poker Tables

3

About Casino Marysville

Casino Marysville is a licensed California card room at 515 4th Street in Marysville California, in the Yuba-Sutter region north of Sacramento. The property has operated since 1990 under California Gambling Control Commission / Bureau of Gambling Control licensing with a 21+ minimum age. The directory listing carries a LOW data-confidence score — field-level information is thinner than for most California card rooms, and the property’s website returned a connection error on our most recent status check.

Marysville California sits at the confluence of the Yuba and Feather Rivers, roughly 40 miles north of Sacramento via Highway 70. The town anchors the Yuba-Sutter metro area and serves as a regional hub for agricultural communities in the northern Sacramento Valley. Casino Marysville is one of two card rooms in town — the other being Golden State Casino — and the broader Northern California card-room network includes rooms in Yuba City, Wheatland, and Chico for players willing to drive.

Like every California card room, Casino Marysville’s table games operate on the state’s player-banked model. The house cannot bank any table game. Instead, a contracted third-party proposition player covers the bank on each table, and players may be offered the banking role on a rotating basis. This is true for blackjack, Pai Gow, and the poker pit alike.

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Games at Casino Marysville

The floor carries four table game formats — a compact but interesting spread that leans into Asian-facing games alongside a California-rules blackjack variant.

Blackjack No Bust is a California-compliant blackjack variant that modifies the standard bust rule — when the dealer busts on 22, the hand pushes rather than the player winning outright, which rebalances the edge under the player-banked model. Pai Gow Poker runs with the standard seven-card grouping format (two-card low hand, five-card high hand) familiar to California casinos with an Asian-facing game spread.

Pai Gow Tiles is the room’s most distinctive table offering — 32 Chinese dominoes grouped into ranking pairs rather than playing-card hands. The format requires separate learning and draws a player base distinct from the blackjack and poker crowds. Ultimate Poker is a heads-up Hold’em variant where the player competes directly against the dealer rather than other players.

There are no slot machines, electronic keno, or video poker at this property — the floor is pure card games.

Poker room

Casino Marysville runs a five-variant poker room across three tables — one of the more diverse small-room lineups in the Yuba-Sutter area. The spread includes Low Ball, NL Texas Hold’em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Spread Limit Hold’em, and tournaments.

Low Ball is the standout differentiator in this room. Unlike Texas Hold’em where the highest hand wins, Low Ball is a draw-poker format where the lowest hand takes the pot — A-2-3-4-5 offsuit is the ideal. Northern California card rooms have kept Low Ball alive as a regional tradition, and Casino Marysville is one of the rooms carrying it.

NL Texas Hold’em — typically 1/2 or 2/3 stakes — is the volume leader and runs most evenings. Omaha Hi-Lo (eight-or-better qualifying low) splits the pot between the best high and best qualifying low hand and runs on a rotating schedule rather than around the clock. Spread Limit Hold’em lets players bet or raise any amount within a predefined range (e.g., $2 to $100) rather than following the fixed-limit or no-limit structure, giving the game a distinct betting dynamic.

Three tables is a small poker section — on tournament nights, the cash rotation consolidates and wait times stretch. Call ahead for the tournament calendar before making a dedicated poker trip.

Location & access

Casino Marysville sits at 515 4th Street in downtown Marysville California — a historic Gold Rush-era town with a walkable downtown grid. The card room is accessible from Highway 70, the primary north-south route connecting Sacramento to the northern Sacramento Valley, and sits roughly 40 miles north of the state capital. Self-parking is available on site, and a restaurant serves the floor — a practical setup for a neighborhood poker room in a regional town.

The nearest casino alternatives are the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Wheatland (about 20 miles south via Highway 65), a full tribal-resort property with slots, table games, and a hotel. Golden State Casino in Marysville California offers a different card-room experience a few blocks away, and the Chico and Colusa card rooms are within an hour’s drive north.

★ Editor note

A Low Ball room worth checking if you are in Yuba-Sutter

Casino Marysville is one of 2 card rooms we list in Marysville California. The five-variant poker lineup — particularly the Low Ball table — makes this room more interesting than its three-table size suggests. The low data-confidence listing and missing website are red flags, though: call the property directly to confirm hours and game availability before driving from Sacramento or farther north.

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Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor