Quote
Originally posted by: nuggetboy
Major bummer.
The move over to the corner of the casino kind of doomed the room. Before the move there was a lot more action with several 2-4,4-8 and nl tables going. I frequently played into the wee hours including some all night sessions there. It was a fun place. Since the move it seemed there were only 1 or 2 2-4 tables at any time.
Sad, very sad.
In 2009, I was definitely underwhelmed by the staff.
When I approached the podium wanting to play, and seen to be standing there waiting, I was "ignored" for 7 or more minutes while two employees (1 in a suit) continued their conversation.
When finally asked if they could help me after having to walk across the room, I answered something to the effect of "I just wanted to be kept waiting for a long time while your casual conversation continued and a potential customer was ignored, especially considering how busy the room appears to be. (2 tables going with open seats)
I went to the buffet instead to eat dinner.
Returned to the poker room again, was again kept waiting, when approached and asked if they could help me replied "This is the second time I came to play and was kept waiting unnecessarily. It seems obvious that my body filling a seat, and potential play is not wanted, and you are not eager for my business. I'll go play on the strip someplace that wants my business.
And I left. I never played the poker room there, nor tried, although I was in GC many times on coupon runs.
I was discouraged, not encouraged by my little interaction with staff. That reflects on management of the poker room, so I am not surprised they are closing.
:::shrug:::
When business is bad, try harder.