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#2
11-20-2006, 11:45 AM
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Re: Poker in L.A.
Definately Crowne Plaza at Commerce Casino, hands down.
Several reasons: 1. It is the only LA Casino with a hotel attached (and a pretty nice hotel, too). 2. It sounds like this is only a one night situation so driving around doesn't not sound like something you want to do. Commerce is a one stop shop for you. Hotel, poker, and good cheap food. 3. Poker rate. $89 weekends and $109 weekdays. Just ask any floorman to reduce your rate after you checkin, and he can do it over the radio. Also, it is close enough to the airport, and is great action in general. It is worth it to check out the "largest poker room in the world" at least once. Good luck! 
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#4
11-20-2006, 12:07 PM
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Re: Poker in L.A.
Yes, that is right. Unlike Vegas, the Crowne Plaza actually slows down on weekends, as it is a business traveler hotel. The casino is busier on weekends, obviously, but the core of Crowne Plaza is still business travelers, which are more of a weekday group.
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11-20-2006, 08:18 PM
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Re: Poker in L.A.
There is a Radisson hotel (4star) thats pretty cheap (100-130/night) and also a Motel6 (cheaper) that is near Hollywood Park Casino which though not as good as Commerce but is a lot closer to LAX. Hollywood Park is literally about a 5 min drive from the airport, and the radisson is also about 5 min from Hollywood Park. If you really need to be close to the airport Hollywood Park is your best bet to play. Commerce is at least a 30min drive away from LAX. (I live in Los Angeles about 10 min from LAX so I should know). Good Luck anyway.
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11-24-2006, 03:57 AM
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Re: Poker in L.A.
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Thanks all, The Crowne Plaza it is. If anyone is there on next friday night and they spot an english guy theres a good chance it will be me. [/ QUOTE ] I will probably be there Saturday night, but I'm not an English guy.
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