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Didn't like how much it was separated from the rest of the casino. The room has sort of a warehouse feel to it that I didn't like. The room was sort of blah with no real feel to it. Chairs were comfortable which is always a key feature of any room
Just played in a couple of tournaments while I was there and found some very good players. Played the 200 buy-in noon tournament twice and didn't fare all that well either time. Seems as if Caesars is more of a tournament room than a cash-game room and they do have very good tournament structures.
Slower than what they were at the Wynn or Venetian which was curious since I only played in tournaments at Caesars.
They were efficient, but not easy on the eyes to say the least. A class joint like Caesars should have MUCH better looking waitresses, but they really are the worst-looking waitresses on the strip. I know about the union thing and all that, but wow, get some better-looking women in there already.
I registered for the tournament about 10 minutes late the second day and was informed that I was the sixth alternate and that after six people were bumped I'd get a seat which didn't seem right. I then sat down with the other alternates to discover that there were 7 of us. I then looked at the floor and saw that there were four tables going with 2 empty seats!
The alternates then went to management and told them that we had enough for a table. They agreed and got a table going which took an eternity to set up. When we were finally set up we were able to play exactly 7 hands before they raised the blinds. None of us were very happy.
No idea.
