Going to Vegas, where to play 1-2 NL?

[Boredom]

I'm a microdonk going on vacation to Vegas in a week, wondering where ppl like to play 1-2NL? I guess softness of games is a given and so I am really asking for answers with 50% relevance to softness/heavy tourist population, and the other 50% just towards finding a nice, comfortable atmosphere, polite staff, etc. Several different options would be nice. Thanks in advance.

[Professionalpoker]

MGM - Luxor - Green Valley Ranch. Many more.

[ebarnet]

MGM Grand is great

[Boredom]

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MGM - Luxor - Green Valley Ranch. Many more.

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Thank you. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Eldon]

Big Rooms, Bellagio, Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, Venetian, Wynn

Strip Rooms, Bally's, Circus Circus, Excalibur, Flamingo, Harrah's, Hooters, Imperial Palace, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, Mirage, Monte Carlo, O'Shea's, Planet Hollywood, Riviera, Sahara, Stratosphere, Treasure Island (TI), Tropicana

Downtown Rooms, Binion's, El Cortez, Fitzgeralds, Golden Nugget, Plaza

Off-Strip Rooms, Arizona Charlie's, Boulder Station, Cannery, Fiesta Henderson,
Fiesta Rancho, Gold Coast, Green Valley Ranch,Hilton, Orleans, Palace Station,
Palms, Red Rock, Rio, Sam's Town, Santa Fe, Silverton, South Point, Suncoast, Sunset Station, Texas Station, Tuscany.

[RydenStoompala]

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wondering where ppl like to play 1-2NL?

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Everywhere. I think they even have them on the buses.

[kozip]

is it 100% sure, that i will find a 1-2 NL hold´em game in the excalibur?
this is very important to to me.

on allvegaspoker.com/ they say, that the lowest NL game has 1-3 blinds (which i do not like). what is true now?

[CybrPunk]

www.allvegaspoker.com is a great resource for finding what limits the rooms commonly spread as well as a lot of user reviews and info on tournament buyins/structures... it should prove very helpful to any poker player vacationing in LV

having just been to LV recently I can say the room I found the most comfortable was the Venetian by far, followed by the Wynn, Caesars and then Bellagio

[toss]

Last time I played there (Christmas) the lowest NL game they had was 1/3NL with a $200 max buy-in.

[fishyak]

It terms of soft and touristy, add Bally's to the list of MGM & Excal.