Q&A: What’s the best Vegas Casino for low-limit poker?
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Question by Nick:
What’s the best Vegas Casino for low-limit poker?
I’m going to Vegas tonight, and was wondering what casino has the best poker room, preferably one with a lot of low-limit tables?? I’m looking to win a little money, and I know if I can find a nice low limit table (maybe – blinds), sit-n-play style, I can make quite a bit of money in time..
Thanks in advance!
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Answer by lvgeno
Look Downtown and not on the strip. They tend to be old style and low limits which is what you are looking for.
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