This room is out of the way. The tables are not normal size poker tables, apparently they make the tables "in-house." The room is decent size, and quieter.
Players here are just looking to have fun. Some people barely know hand rankings. Others chase two-outers all night, if you can handle the occasional bad beat.
Most dealers are new and nervous. Although friendly, some of them talk too much during a hand. I saw at least one instance of calling the floor each night I was there.
Average drink service, and average looking women, Vegas just isn't what it used to be. Bottled beer is cold, mixed drinks were kind of soft.
Managers are overly friendly, and they answer any questions. Free lessons are also offered. The player list seems disorganized, but they usually start games so fast you don't need a list.
$3 per hour played is the best anywhere in Las Vegas. High hand jackpots include a worthless buffet, and sometimes on Monday night football, they give out Imperial Palace Merchandise.
