Number of Tables: Six tables in the room.
Comfort of Chairs: Once again, we've found a typical poker room chair. Metal, padding, upholstery, all done like most places. And God knows our tushies want something fancy. But these are simply average.
Closed Room or Open to Casino? Not closed. It is up front in the casino by TGI Friday's, so the smell of deep-fried stuff may waft out and tempt you.
Game Spreads and Limits: Hold'Em at $2-$4 and $4-$8, sometimes higher, with a $40-$200 buy-in $1-$2 no-limit game during busy enough times.
Beginner Games or Classes? Heck, even the No-Limit game is good if you can play tight. There are no classes, but they have a cheap daily tournament that is geared for beginners.
How Crowded is the Room? Not crowded. This is an okay room, and a way better place to play low-limits than the Rio next door. Although, the Palms across the street has wilder, higher stakes games, and more dumb young guys with more money than brains.
Comps? You get $1.25 for each hour played through your player card.
How Good Are the Players? Mostly soft. The retirees can be like rocks. That's not to say they are good, they just lose slowly. A few loose players are mixed in, but few real strong players.
What Else Do I Need to Know? Good cocktail service. Plus, this room was home to the 2005 and 2008 CheapoVegas Solar System Series of Poker and the staff was very friendly.