Club Barrière Paris – Poker Room
The Barrière group's Paris gaming club at 104 Champs-Élysées, with fourteen poker tables in a 1,300 m² room and the Barrière Poker Tour.
Verified 10 September 2026The room
Club Barrière Paris occupies 1,300 square metres at 104 Champs-Élysées, the address that was home to the Aviation Club de France for most of a century before the Barrière group reopened it as a licensed gaming club. Of its twenty-seven gaming tables, fourteen are given to poker: Texas Hold’em and Omaha cash games from mid stakes upwards, with a separate lounge for the larger games. RFID readers in the tables and cash desks track pots and chip movements, which is unusual outside major festival rooms.
Tournaments
Alongside the daily cash games the club runs a regular tournament programme and is the Paris stop of the Barrière Poker Tour, the group’s own circuit across its French venues. Dates and structures are published by the club; we link to its schedule rather than reproducing it.
Practical details
Doors open at 13:00 and the last games break up around six in the morning. Entry is free, the minimum age is 18, and an identity document is checked at reception. Games are in euros. The club sits between the George V and Charles de Gaulle-Étoile metro stations, so it is straightforward to reach at any hour the room is open, and it is close enough to Club Pierre Charron that players move between the two in a single night.
Frequently asked questions
Is Club Barrière Paris a casino?
No. Like every gaming venue in the capital it is a club de jeux, a licensed gaming club rather than a casino. It offers poker and a selection of table games such as Ultimate Poker and Punto Banco, but no slot machines.
Where exactly is it?
At 104 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, in the building that housed the Aviation Club de France until 2014. George V is the nearest metro station.