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Message: [QUOTE="Mortis, post: 7106271, member: 30356"] Updated Poker Room List for 2025, as some of the list do not have a poker room anymore, or don't even exist anymore: Strip: Venetian Bellagio Resorts World Wynn Aria Horseshoe Mandalay Bay MGM Grand Barely Off Strip (within a few blocks or a mile): Westgate Orleans South Point Very Off Strip: Boulder Station (Henderson) Skyline (Henderson) Poker Palace (North Las Vegas) Red Rock (Summerlin) Santa Fe Station (Northwest) Downtown: Golden Nugget As of this time, Horseshoe is the only Caesar's property where you can play poker in Vegas, which is kind of surprising. Caesar's Palace temporarily closed down their poker room back in August of last year, due to renovations, I believe. But they have yet to open it back up. A lot of casinos closed down their poker rooms during Covid and have decided not to reopen them. The Venetian has the most poker tables out of all the casinos. Personally, I liked playing at the Caesar's properties, because I believe they give you the best bang for your buck to stay and play while on the strip. I like staying at the Horseshoe or The Flamingo. Off strip, I heard South Point may be the best casino for gaming, food, and entertainment, but I have yet to go there. South Point is on my list to visit when I go in June. Their prices are really good compared to other casinos. Their poker room is supposed to be really good and they just might have the best affordable buffet in town currently. Golden Nugget is the only place to play poker downtown now. I haven't played there since 2019, so I couldn't give an update of how it is today. But I liked playing there back then. [/QUOTE]

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