My first time to play here 7-2-20. Management is disorganized. Tournament did not start on time. Dealer rotation is... Read More
Flew in from out of town, stayed at an airbnb around the corner. The surrounding area is pretty shady, and anyone... Read More
Sounds like you are just butt hurt with how Mint scammed you all . Everyone knows Mint is awful, and not to put down... Read More
Can't understand that anyone can say anything bad about this place. Been playing poker for long time now/ use to be a... Read More
The guys running this poker room are idiots. Poor customer service, not paying attention, talking on the phone for 15... Read More
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With no online poker available in this area, locals take to the brick-and-mortar poker rooms in huge numbers and take the game very seriously. If you are looking for a game, try Route 66 Casino, Isleta Casino, Inn of the Mountain Gods Casino and Santa Ana Star Casino. These venues constantly rotate exciting promotions, such as enormous bad-beat jackpots and fun game variations like dealer’s choice and open-face Chinese poker. Psst, the games are soft! Just remember that electronic devices and hooded sweatshirts are not allowed in most Albuquerque casinos — we wouldn't want you to lose a big chance of a win!
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