As others have said, this isn't a room as much as a foyer outside of a conference room and the buffet entrance with a section roped off. It's better than some of the other rooms I visited as there isn't the casino noise level you have at Rivera which has the same basic design.
The competition on Saturday and Sunday night can be very fishy with lots of the people being "on call" based on the amount of alcohol consumed (when a player has to be told he has a Royal, it's pretty bad). I had better luck during the day when everyone at my table was actually fairly sober and raisers were generally respected unless caught in a series of bluffs.
Decent conversation from a few of them (Carol in particular), a few mis-deals, a few mis-reads on hands, one pot screwed up but it was handled very quickly by the floor. Basically, I felt they earned the tips I gave them.
Some were very attractive, others simply ok... but they did bring lots of drinks. I don't know about quality of drinks as I was only drinking Coronas, but they kept the play plenty loose on Saturday night with great service!
I arrived without a Player's card. The girl on staff called the Player's Club, took my information and had me seated at the 2/4 table in less than five minutes. I was impressed as I actually expected to be sent down to get the card myself. I heard one person complaining about not getting the proper comps on their card, but I didn't experience any problems like this.
I really like the $3 per hour of play going to my Player's Card. The coffee and cookies were nice too. I sure would have liked a version of Excalibur's bad beat wheel as my pocket aces were cracked at least once.
