I’ve still seen some horrible, clearly inexperienced players in there.

And the 2-3 NL game is so far doing a lot better than the 2-4 game in the old room. Usually 2-3 and 2-4 are more about “poker” instead of high hands (high hand chasers usually play the lowest stakes they can). I’ve noticed some PLO in there recently. Not as sure about the 3-5 game.

True, the room definitely has regs chasing high hands. But that’s still mostly in a 1-3 game with only a $300 max so the competition is not going to be tough, unless you are just a small winning reg or worse.

From my experiences I still think freerolls and hours played promotions are the worst for the games.

Yeah, the $3/hr comp rate is a promotional comp rate through the end of the year. After December 31st, the comp rate will supposedly be $2/hr.

Hey, for those that have already had a chance to visit what's the drink and food situation like? I see there's some self serve options for fountain drinks and coffee, but do they have waitresses coming around for cocktails? Are they brining them up from downstairs or is there a separate bar here?

How about ordering food at the table? Can that be done?

On the previous page...

Is the rake still $9?

It's been $5 + $2 for a long time.

$5 no jackpot rake taken for PLO

I seem to recall them saying that the 3-5 NL is also no promotional rake.

I think Steve is pretty much spot on here.

I played two sessions there last month a few days apart and recognised many of the same faces on both occasions - lot of them were in the same seats on the same table (to the left of the sign-up desk as you look).

A better player than me would certainly be able to exploit their tendencies fairly easily I think.

I found the 1/2 PLO profitable in a fairly short session - couple of guys who were overly aggressive pre flop and then looked stunned when their AAxx whiffed a 678 flop. Also got at least 2 callers in a raised pot when I bet out on a 995 flop (I had a 9 obviously) and neither of them had the case 9.