The area is tight to get in & out of the Poker Room at times & I can only imagine when they get a WSOP Circuit Event here it will be a total mess. Seems fine but then after walking around it to get in the Poker Room I realize it is really too darn close to the room. After making it to the Poker Room with only a couple extra bruises I realize the Poker Room opening is being guarded by a 40'x40' Bar for drinks. Now that's fine but this Casino has every Ticket Redemption/Player Card machine pointed to the main aisle which causes a line in the middle of where everyone is walking on a busy Saturday night. Of course Casinos put the Poker Room at the farthest point from the front door so you can Quarter/Dollar yourself to death on the way to the Poker Room unless you're very disciplined.

I am writing this Review battling one of those headaches you get after being around heavy smoke for a few hours. I/we played a handful of hours on this Saturday night with no expectations & an experienced open mind along with just wanting to get out & play Poker a few hours.Īfter walking into the Casino we realized again that this is a very PRO Smoking Casino with more smokers gathered together than I'd seen since the mid 80's. Unfortunately at this early point of the Poker Rooms existence it is somewhere in between a decent Casino Poker Room & at times a barely playable Home Game.

There are dozens of Charity Poker Games that range from Highly Experienced & better ran than a lot of Casino Poker to games that more resemble a Home Poker Game with little knowledge of Rules or Etiquette. The Indy/East Central Indiana area had their Poker Boom 20 years ago so this is a VERY experienced area overall. Let me give you a little background locally first. We've been to every serious Poker Room in a 3-4hr radius of here over the last 2 decades. This is a Brand New Poker Room & this Review is from our visit on Saturday, Feb 19th.

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