* Games -
1. 5/5 Thursday's w/1000 buy-in
2. 1/3 Games run Thursday, Friday, Saturday regularly
3. 3/10 spread game runs every Wednesday.
4. 4/8 Run's Daily
5. 4/8 Omaha runs on Sunday's
* Tourney's
1. Nightly Tourneys full of value (turbo structure) weak play.
2. Mid Stakes Tourney's run monthly check website for details.
* Comps
1. Hourly comps paid through players card that can be used for food, gift shop, gas station, and be redeemed for cash.
2. Bad Beat = 5,000 if gets hit goes back to 5K
3. High Hand promo's based on number of tables 2 tables - $100 every hour.
4. Monte Carlo board pays $500 for royal flushes and 100 for straight flushes and quads (both cards must play)
5. This poker room has the best comps for hours played in the pacific northwest.
6. They run freeroll tourney's every couple month's based on hours and it's easy to qualify 20 + hours or so.
7. They have player appreciation days were they pay out $250-500 high hands every 1/2 hour with different give aways.
* Dealers
1. Small staff of very experienced dealers. (some are great, most are average to below average with a few bad dealers mixed in.)
* Management
1. The management is very player oriented and give players comps and incentives to play in the room
* Food/Drink
1. Waitstaff is experienced and friendly.
2. Food - steer clear of the menu and order from the island grill.
3. They do have a good steak and breakfast options off of the regular menu.
4. Drinks are basic and prices are the same.
5. Try the crab cocktail or oysters from the island grill.
* Competition
1. Thursday is the best day for "bigger" action 5/5 game tends to have a staddle and deep stack's with plently of loose action.
2. Friday/Saturday - 1/3 games have similar action with deeper stacks than most 1/3 games in the area.
3. 4/8 games are exactly what 4/8 games are generally.
4. 3/10 games have value for sure but only run Wednesday.
5. 4/8 Omaha games on Sunday are slightly above average for the area and are surely better than those at other area casino's.
Comparing this room to other's in the Area.
LC (little creek) vs. Muckleshoot
Little creek is better in every respect to Muckleshoot in it's current state. No smoke in the poker room... good games, Little creek doesn't have Reg heavy (semi-pro) groups of players it is almost 100% rec players... The casino has a hotel, pool, and golf course and it's only a 30-40 min drive from North Tacoma, it's worth the drive to come play of Thursday through the weekend. Especially during the tourney series.
LC (little creek) vs. Fortune
Fortune is better in that it has 15 tables running all the time but it's full of regs (pro's and semi pro's) the action is good but there aren't many benefits of playing with a bunch of regs... see other reviews on Fortune poker. They are 2 different animals all together.
LC (little creek) vs. Tulalip
Little again has no smoke and the games are better than Tulalip... Tulalip does have PLO games and 1/3 games running all the time but the traffic to get there from anywhere north or south is horrid after 3 pm .... they do have great shopping and restaurants, along with a nice resort.
Come out to Little Creek on Thursday/Friday/Saturday - make is it a weekend trip...... You won't regret it....
