Havent been able to play in vegas the last year or so...I have always played the 2-5 NL at the B, but when i'm in town next month I'm def playing at the Aria...i've heard the games are great and they run a 1-3 PLO and have great daily tournaments

Totally agree with what most people are saying.

1. Tim absolutely is the worst customer service staff I have ever met.
2. A good friend plays in the bigger games there, and they treat people a lot better when you are toking them and when you are seen there day after day.
3. They are always looking for money, to get a seat, switch tables, or anything. I understand tipping, but it gets out of control.

Really do enjoy aria, but am in Vegas now and playing all over the place just for the hell of it.

Hey dude, if was me I am say is better to giving 5.00 to giving blowsjobs.

Is no good pokers rooms chasing big times players.

Pokers making least moneys of all games in casino and big times players wanting all compings since TV turns all into rockstars, and always saying "Hey dude is reducings of rakings onto here" and wanting rules no be onto them.

Then they are to be going to next rooms to compings them and saying old room is no too good no more.

1 and 2 no limits is backbones of pokers. Low stakings players got full rakings and most hands in hours and don't say "hey dude, you got to treat me into rockstars".

Is good OK thanks.

FREE AZERBAIJAN!!!!!!!!

Bellagio management does not want floormen moving people up on the list for money. Over the years, several floor people have been fired (and one was sanctioned) for this type of behavior.

Bellagio has had a card-swipe comp system for awhile now. If a 1-2 NL player asks for a $1,000 comp, he will get it if he has the points- regardless of his tipping policies. Other rooms were faster to implement a card-swipe.


Bellagio has a nice game selection, and frequent drop-ins. NL flows upward starting at 1-2 NL. Limit games flow upward starting at 4-8. 10-20 NLH runs daily. 40-80 LH runs daily. Mixed games are frequent. PLO comes around mostly during tournaments. Large games pop up when the players want to play. Very large games are still seen in Bobby's Room.. but not as often as in the past.

On a practical note, The Bellagio seems to get more drop-ins willing to gamble for big money. Perhaps the stature of the casino, location of the room, and their slate of major tournaments has something to do with this,

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For those who have left, I would take a second look.. and see how things "feel" now.

When I was at Bellagio, there were 2 floorpeople. One was this woman who kept telling me to not buy chips while waiting for a game and that someone would take care of that. I had no clue what that meant since it was my first time in vegas few months ago until i saw they had chip runners. I told her i didn't mind getting my own chips as i'm use to this in AC but she kept telling me like 2-3 times to just relax and they will get it for me. I think she was spanish. Does anyone know who that is?

The other perosn was this guy dressed in a suit and caucasian and he wore glasses.

Are these floorpeople good? They were the ones putting people on list etc.