Service: Since this poker room never gets overly busy, waiting for a table is never a concern. Nearby restaurants include a buffet, Hooters, a BBQ grill, and a delli. Drinks can be difficult to get depending on the time, but this seems like the norm in many Atlantic City poker rooms. The menu is now limited to a selection of sandwiches.
Dealers: The dealers here are very experienced and many of them are very outgoing and friendly! Food: This poker room use to have great options for eating at the table, but new owners have taken over the casino and made severe cutbacks to the poker food menu. If you are trying to play middle stake games and up, this is not the room for you. All the games are small stakes, the room is cozy and not intimidating by an means, and the staff is very friendly. To me, this is a great room for the beginning poker player. They also offer NLHE tournaments on a daily basis w/ buy-ins ranging from $40 up to $340 on the weekends.
You can play Limit HE at the 2-4,4-8, and 7.50-15 levels. Impressions: Since the fall of 2006, I frequented this poker room on many occasions. Betting on sports futures, props and lay bets.
