United States
Macau, China
France
Philippines
Singapore
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Canada
Argentina
Germany
Estonia
Peru
Russia
Australia
South Africa
Nigeria
Malaysia
Singapore
India
Finland
China
Ukraine
Hong Kong
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Ireland lottery results
New Zealand lottery results
Puerto Rico lottery resultsOrleans Poker Room
Overview
Part of Orleans Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
You won't find any of the glitz and bright colors that are found in many other Vegas poker rooms, what you will find is a refreshingly minimalist decor with The Orleans huge 35-table, non-smoking poker room features super-soft adjustable padded leather seats and plenty of plasma screens and lower limit action. Games offered include Texas Hold'em with Half Kill, No Limit Hold'em, Omaha High-Low with Half Kill, Seven Card Stud, and Seven Card Stud Hi-Low, and when demand warrants, higher limit games. Weekend wait times are <15 minutes.
The Orleans offers good daily tournaments at 12:05pm and 7:05pm and is one of the few places that offers a regular Omaha tournament. The room also hosts the Orleans Open Poker series which is typically held during the World Series of Poker. There's a full range of lower buy-in tournaments if the crowd at the WSOP has you burned out.
Cocktail service is available table side and very responsive.
Stats
| Poker tables: | 35 |
| Poker Open 24/7: | Yes |
| Self parking: | Yes |
| Casino sq/ft: | 137,000 sq/ft |
| Convention sq/ft: | 40,000 sq/ft |
| Poker games available: | NL Texas Hold'em , Omaha Hi-Lo , 7 Card Stud , Mixed Games , 7 Card Stud Hi-Lo |
| Hotels: | The Orleans Hotel & Casino |
| Rates: | $85.00 - $86.00 |
Address
Orleans Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
4500 W Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89103, USA
Contact
| Available 24/7 | Yes |
| Phone | (702) 365-7150 |
| Website | Website |
Hours of Operation
| Open 24/7 |
Atmosphere: The tables are not the newest, but they have been recently re-covered and they're decent. The chairs are average. What I like is that there is plenty of space between the tables.
Dealers: The dealers are better than average for the most part. Some are very good, a few are below average. One guy shakes all the time and is extremely nervous. I think he might have a drug problem. If not he has a nervous disorder. Some of the dealers are inattentive, but generally they are pretty good.
Food: I think the drink service is a little better than average, but not the best. They have Heineken which is my beer of choice while playing poker. The waitresses are slightly better looking than average, as a whole.
Service: This room is one of the best run rooms I've been at, as far as speed of getting a seat. The table management is excellent. Its a big room and I almost always have played 1/2 nl here. I rarely have to wait more than 15 minutes and its usually less than 5 minutes.
Comps: I think the editor's comment of $1.25/hr is correct. This is better than most I think.