If you visit Texas be sure to register for a awards card for your chance to win up to $100 in free play. Whatever your choice of gambling, be it slots, video poker, or table games you will find it at Texas along with some of the friendliest employees in town. But as for the gambling and other amenities, I find Texas Station to excel. I really cant comment about the rooms since I live in Vegas and have no reason to rent one of the rooms. Which brings me to the casino of my choice, Texas Station. Why? Because we know the best places to gamble and it isn't on the strip. Ask around on the strip and see how many locals you find. That ain't no $1/$2 hold'em I play, but I did win a few hands and it was quite fun.If your one of those people that visit Las Vegas and never venture off the strip your missing some of the best gambling opportunities Vegas has to offer. It was pretty regular to see pre-flop raises of $50, and then $75 raises here and there. If you have the balls, you can be part of $400+ pots all told every few hands. Pots are big, so don't expect to limp in and see flops with crappy hands. I found texans to play much more loosely than in New England, and most bring close to $1000 to sit with. The move people around tables, so don't get used to a specific seat at a specific table. But your membership appears to include free food/drink to some extent. Plus, it's $10/hour rake ($20 charged upfront, and balance due upon departure - or refund if you leave early) (all computerized).

You have to become a member, which is $20 for a membership card.

I felt very comfortable in there for about 2.5 hours. The 'regulars' were friendly and welcoming too. There are about 15 tables in there, and most were Texas Holdem $1/$2 NL. The front desk is very well run and organized. Located in a strip mall, it's a poker room only (not a casino).

Traveling here on business I wanted to play some poker and this place was excellent.

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