$500
$1000
Doesn’t run

2-5 NLHE is $200-$500
5-10 NLHE is $400-$1,500

For PLO, go to Aria.

Thank you. Last time I was in town I played PLO at Aria. Was just curious if I started an interest list and it went what it would be be. Thanks again.


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I’ve seen it once or twice during the series, but better off at Aria or Wynn.

Heard rake got bumped up two weeks ago?

Like the gas stations that raise prices memorial weekend

The time charges went up.

I know it's $7 for the 20-40 Omaha/8 and hold 'em games

It's $9 for the 40-80 stud mix.

Booo-urns. It was $5 forever for 20/40 and then $6 about 3-4 years ago? Oh well, $7 is still amazing compared to rake.

How many games are usually in the 40
Mix during the summer? Haven’t played a ton of mix games, but would rather sit there then wait on LHE.

I see there's 7 on the list for the big game. Do they ever get a must move going for a game that big or do people just have to wait until someone decides to leave? I'm guessing it's the latter. I would imagine seats don't open up very often in that game this time of year.

Must have been a mistake. I don't see a wait list for that game anymore

I have seen that before myself. It's what happens right when they're opening a game. The list is there, a table has started, but they haven't cleared the list of people waiting on Bravo yet who have taken a seat.

Thanks for the explanation!

Seeing a lot of times where 9 5/10 games have been running this WSOP. Pretty much remember last year it was maxing out at 7. An extra two tables is awesome and hopefully cuts down on wait times.

ok just a small rant. in vegas last week, played a least eight rooms, there is no question Bellagio was stressed but that is the worst room i visited. no one knew what was going on, i was sent to overflow where people were already backed up, the guy there ignored me, seated people out of order and then was pissed at me for complaining. I've played big rooms, small rooms and ridiculous rooms but that was the worst.

Pretty much my exact experience there last year.

Welcome to the Bellagio.

This is why I sometimes don’t like the WSOP.

Apparently a dealer got taken out on a stretcher yesterday. Anybody know what happened?

What games are they playing in the 80-160 CMS Mix, which is listed on Bravo?

Thanks

CMS stands for Crazy Mike S_____.

Mike is like a host for the game.

I assume the games are the same as in the regular 80-160 mix.

Wow, Crazy Mike has reached serious status.

There is a reason that there is a game that goes where he gets to pick all the games, and it isn't because everyone likes his company.

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Went to Bellagio during my trip and I think it was one of the worst rooms iv played in when it comes to dealers not correcting players actions.

Had a player fold out of turn nearly every hand. He did this for 3 hours he was sitting at the table and would call/raise out of turn. I admit the guy tilted me and took a few stacks from me but I went on a small break and when I came back I got my head together. Got my chips back from him by going back to playing correctly. I do not blame the player for this but the dealers lack of correcting this behavior.

Had another shove all in but he had black chips under the pile. This was not so bad IMO but it caused strife at the table. His black chips was always out in the opens and when he threw his stack in they got covered. Dealer should have moved to separate the pile, but the player behind should have been aware of the others stack size. They were out in the open before the shove so not an issue IMO but still dealer should have acted when he threw them in.

Another issue is one guy at the table spent over 3 hours without his mask on properly. Iv played in dozens of rooms since Covid and this was the first poker room where the dealers didn't make sure players were wearing there mask properly. He even had it completely off for over 20 minutes and no one said anything. I rather not shake the boat and he was a loosing player so I ignored it but the dealers/floor should have corrected this behavior.

I am wondering if they are so lax on rules due to having more Whales in the higher games and do not want to risk correcting them.

Overall I sat down at the $1/3 game for $300. I lost it when tilting but bought back in for $300 and cooled my head. Ended up leaving with $1300.

Was great action. Pots got to nice sizes and plenty of action. Couple "pros" which I use the term very loosely as it is $1/3 were on there phones most of the time playing online while playing at the table. Overall they were average but they did raise some nice pots.

Overall I like the action in the room, I just wish the dealers would correct players acting out of turn and keeping to the rules of the game.