It keeps you apprized of the time left in each round, the blind increments and time till the next break.I love it! However, they frequently don't use the board to its fullest. * They have a really cool electronic board in the tournament room. Isn't 30% a big bite for the casino to take? Well, it seems so to me. * In a $65 tournament only $50 goes into the prize pool. Second, even if someone does take your order you will likely be out by the time your food gets to you 3 rounds later so dont bother. The first is that you wont get your food for 1/2 price while in a tournament like you do in a live game. * The food is actually good and fairly priced but forget about ordering if you are in a tournament for two reasons. I've waited as long as 30-minutes to get a beer.which by the way will cost you more then any other casino arround!!! Beer is $3.25 and well drinks $3.75, down the street at the IronHorse casino beer is $1 and well drinks $1.50 Yes, they can electronicaly call service to the table for you but dont expect much. * If you are in the huge poker tournament area (holds 140 players) you can just forget about getting service. 95% of the dealers are fantastic.although there are three that have no personality, are incompetent or act like they hate their jobs and should be fired! They even have free valet parking which I've used heavily this past month following my knee surgery.

I love the hourly high hand bonus and the tournaments offered. Most of the tables move along at a nice rate thanks partly to the automated shufflers. They work hard to get you into a game as quickly as possible and will even give you a pager if you'd like to wonder arround while waiting. The poker room is gigantic and well organized with state of the art electronic boards, member card sliders and shufflers at the table. The 'Mucks' is the place to go if you want to play poker in Washington.

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