Monday morning in Vegas ... where to play?

[dozer]

I'm a Vegas weekend warrior but will be in town and have some time to play cards on a Monday morning/early afternoon. Where's the best action with the least amount of professionals?

[KAknight]

What game? 5-10 LHE? 1-2 HE? 10-20 Omaha HiLo?

[dozer]

1/2 or 1/3 NL, or tourneys

[uber pea]

Palms. They suck over there...young crowd mostly.

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1/2 or 1/3 NL

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just about anywhere and everywhere there is a poker room in Vegas. Threads like this happen every week here, and the answers are always the same.

[KipBond]

allvegaspoker.com

[dozer]

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1/2 or 1/3 NL

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just about anywhere and everywhere there is a poker room in Vegas. Threads like this happen every week here, and the answers are always the same.

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I know that they're everywhere. As a TAG player, I want to know where I won't get run over.

[DayTripping]

1/2 NL is pretty much the same everywhere.

Binions sticks out as one place that can be tougher than average, especially during daytime on a Monday.

Luxor and Bally's are generally softer than average.

[coyote]

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I know that they're everywhere. As a TAG player, I want to know where I won't get run over.

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These questions are so f'n stupid. And then you compound it by making another stupid comment.

Table texture is dependent on who is sitting at the table at a particular time, not the big casino name up in lights above the front door. Las Vegas is chock full of bad poker players and they flock to any # of different casinos. So, sit your ass down, and see how the table is playing. If you don't like it, get your ass up and try another one.

[AliasMrJones]

Is there such a thing as a bad 1/2 or 1/3 game in Las Vegas? The 2/5 game I sat in played about like 10NL Stars. That wasn't a Monday day, but seriously...