Caesars Palace Poker Room Review

Caesars is one of the nicest poker rooms on the strip. It is a bit off the beaten path from the regular casino but very nice nonetheless. The room is absolutely gorgeous with very nice tables and chairs with plenty of room. Each table has an automatic shuffler to see as many hands as possible. There is a seperate tournament room too. So you are always nice and comfortable and able to stear clear of all the drama when tourneys are in play.

They spread a $3/$6 and $6/$12 limit game along with $1/3 NL $2/5 NL and $5/10 NL games.

Their tournaments are held on a daily basis as follows:

Omaha H/L We, 6PM $100+$20
NL Hold’em Fr, 2PM $2080+$86
NL Hold’em Tu, 6PM $75+$10
NL Hold’em Mo,Tu,We,Th,Su 12PM $200+$35
NL Hold’em Fr,Sa, 12PM $330+$39
NL Hold’em Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa,Su 11PM $120+$30
NL Hold’em Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa,Su 7PM $150+$25
NL Hold’em Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa,Su 9:AM $65+$15
NL Hold’em Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa,Su 3:PM $65+$15
PL Omaha Mo, 5:PM $75+$15

I would recommend the 7p.m. nightly $150 tournament as it has the best structure of them all with 40 minute levels and $5000 starting chips. However, the blinds creep up really quickly after the sixth level and the tournament speeds up considerably after that.

The vibe at Caesars poker room is all about the money though. Not that your treated poorly but these guys are not about customer service at all. Not good. The dealers are intimidated and do not talk when the pit boss is around at all. You can tell something is not right in this poker room between management and the employees. Not a very nice thing to watch.

Overall a very nice room that needs some new management and better customer service. They do offer poker player room rates as well as comps for the players. Just make sure you sign up for a Players Card and present it when you sit down at the table or enter a tournament.