Nice room, plenty space between tables excellent lighting. Vibes were mellow and although you were near the Sports book the noise did not affect the poker room.
A lot of locals. Very tight know each other and 1/3rd of the hands never made it to the river. Most players seem to know what they are doing.
Some of the best dealers that I have played with. All of them appearred to be experienced and most were very friendly. Some even had little sayings that they periodically brought up. Each had a little humor! No screw ups!
Fastest service in the free world because the poker room has its own bar which is called the "Poker Bar" however the waitresses acted as if they were above being friendly and a few were attractive. They served whatever you wanted Red Bull, Heineken, top shelf... you name it. I don't drink but I loved there Orange Julius's and virgin Daiquiris.
Horrible!!! You sign in your own name on a sign-in sheet. You have to guess what list is what and don't leave the area because they don't page you or call you if you tell them that you will be at a certain table game. I inquired about my time being tracked after I found out from another player that they comp $1 an hour and went to the desk to turn in my card and the floor super said as loud as he could " its only a dollar an hour!!!". Embarrassing. And no one should ever be embarrassed for asking a poker room to insure that you, the player, get whatever you are entitled to. Crappy attitude amongest at least 2-3 of the men who run the room!!
$1 an hour that you cash in for food comps. However the bad beats that the Station casinos are known for are great (which is throughout all the casinos - starts at $100,000.00). One was hit the Sat before I got there. Loser in the beat got $35,000 and the winner got $25,000.00.and each player seated at any Station casino got $266.00 just for being at a table! There is also a in-house bad beat for $20,000.00 and $1,000.00 for a Royal! No food!
