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Comfortable. No real changes from the last time I was there.
Since the last time I was there, it's gotten easier on the 4/8 limit tables. The key is to pick out the drunken tourists and stay away from the ones that knew what they're doing (probably the same everywhere but more so here). If you're patient and can pick out the drunks at your table that will play any hand, it's very beatable. It only takes about 2 of them to make it your advantage. I ended up winning 400 bucks for a total of 3 hours of play on 4/8 limit.
No screwups that I know of.
Probably the best looking cocktail waitresses on the strip.
This is where the big change occurs. If you're staying at this hotel and want to play poker here, you can actually turn on the TV and see how big the waiting list is without leaving your room. The next thing is that they also had a couple of tables where you can play the crazy pineapple version of hold em (when I was there, it was 4/8 limit with full kill for this game). I didn't know the rules so I didn't play but after knowing the rules, I wished that I did. I do hope more poker tables offer crazy pineapple in the future.
couldn't tell you on this one. I didn't really cared
