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Originally Posted by Avaritia
That looks awesome. Are the cards metal?
One day maybe I'll have a room that has actual decor lololol
Graffiti train trestle thing is also really neat
They appear to be dark chocolate.
Yeah exploring the abandoned aqueduct in Niles Canyon with old buddies was fun. One piece of useless trivia: It was at a bbq in Niles that I was invited to my first home game back in 2008.
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Originally Posted by RockstarRossi
Good stuff on the travels Carl, as always! Curious to see how poker does this time around at Westgate. It seems like it would be solid to get the sports junkies gamboooolin it up, but they tried twice and closed twice already due to minimal poker business. Third times the charm???
I don't think these small poker rooms opening or closing are a very accurate barometer of the strength of the poker economy overall. Small rooms are either slightly profitable or slightly losing, but they are an amenity that can attract hotel guests and indirect business. I heard someone say resorts can't get a 4 star rating without a poker room.
First impressions: I found it a bit odd that they are using pokeratlas as opposed to bravo like everywhere else in Vegas. 200 BI cap is a little odd too.
If you want to grind and catch a sporting event, it seems like a perfect spot as it is adjacent to the massive sports book.
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Originally Posted by bob_124
lookin good pure!
Cool to run into you at Rio, hope all is well!