Being new, it is a clean, smoke free room without much character. The Wynn or Bellagio feel like poker rooms. This is more of a banquet hall type setting imo.
I started off with the $3/$6 limit hold em, and that was a rock garden. Moved to the $1/$2 nl with a $200 buy-in that had 3 poor players out of 10, (4 including me). Fairly loose table except for one opponent. For example: I get pocket queens and it is $15 to me pre-flop. I re-raise $15 more. Another player two seats to my left raises $30 more! Original raiser folds, and I stupidly push all in, (I've been drinking). The re-raiser thinks for awhile...folds, then shows his pocket kings. I leave after that, thankful that I still have chips.
Very good and friendly. Some of the best in Las Vegas.
After drinking at the Paris, these waitresses were a big let down in the looks department. Service was okay.
The best run poker room I played at that weekend out of 7 casinos. Plus one of the managers, (the one who seemed to be working the hardest getting players into seats), has to be the prettiest poker manager in town. A woman in her 20's, She is just really attractive and nice; and you don't always get that in a poker room.
Didn't ask.
