Overall, this poker room offers a decent experience with a few key areas that need improvement.
The biggest drawback is the rake structure. A 10% rake capped at $20 is unreasonably high for a 1/3 game and still on the expensive side for 2/5, though more tolerable at the higher stakes. To help justify this, the room should consider offering complimentary non-alcoholic beverages—something as simple as a self-serve station with coffee, tea, and soft drinks would go a long way in improving player satisfaction.
Another issue is the speed of seating. Lists move extremely slowly, which can be frustrating for players waiting to get into a game. Ensuring adequate dealer staffing to match demand would significantly improve flow and reduce wait times.
On the positive side, the floor staff are friendly and generally knowledgeable, creating a welcoming environment. Dealers, for the most part, do a good job keeping games running smoothly. The player pool is also a highlight, with a wide variety of players who are largely respectful and enjoyable to play with.
There are a few operational improvements that could elevate the room further. Introducing a weekly tournament—or at least a monthly one—would add variety and attract more consistent traffic. Additionally, the shuffling machines seem to break down more often than expected, which disrupts gameplay and should be addressed.
In summary, while the room has a strong foundation with good staff and a pleasant player base, adjustments to the rake value, staffing efficiency, and amenities would greatly enhance the overall experience.



