Great room, lots of space between tables, automatic shufflers, and a high-quality feel. Like others have mentioned, the electronic waiting boards are very cool. Everything is new. Not a big fan of the marble ring around the table to put your chips -- if you have 200 or more chips, you run out of room on that ring very quickly and have to build tall stacks (which I don't like)
I played two sesssions, once at 4am early Sunday morning and once at 1pm on a Sunday afternoon (same day). At a 4-8 table (I normally play 6-12 at my local cardroom) the 4am had about 50% weak players and 50% reasonable players. I felt I was the strongest or second strongest player at the table. By 6am, a lot of people had left so the tables were broken down to 3-6, and there I was at a table with 8 complete retards that had no idea what they were doing. Maybe 1 other guy that knew how to play.
I went to sleep and came back at 1pm before my flight out and played a new 4-8 game. Probably 33% good players, 33% marginal players, and 33% just horribly bad players. 2 rammer/jammer types that raised preflop every hand. Overall, a great table. I won 24 big bets in 45 min. with a few good hands.
Dealers are totally top-notch/world-class. They announced all the action, kept the game moving quickly, made 0 mistakes, they were unbelievable. By far the best dealers I've played with anywhere.
4am cocktail waitress was smoking hot, the 1pm was below-average. Drinks served quickly and efficiently. Very good service.
They were OK, nothing spectacular. They missed putting my name on a waiting list that I asked for and then missed me when I waved off a table they had ready for me. There was one point of confusion about cash lying on a table (only $100 bills play) that was quickly and efficiently straightened out.
Didn't ask.
