Bally's Poker Room
Nestled comfortably between the old and new Vegas is where you will find the exciting Bally’s Las Vegas, one of the city’s most elegant casino resorts.
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The luxurious, ultra-modern hotel is located in the heart of the Strip, and it offers equal measures of comfort, refinement and excitement. The hotel offers a touch of class in every aspect of service, which is extended to its exciting casino.
The Casino
The elegant entryway opens up to a casino floor with its high-ceilings and some upgraded decor. Bally’s Las Vegas casino sits on 67,000 square feet of gaming space and features over 65 exciting table games and over 1,500 electronic slot and video poker machines.
The casino offers four different types of blackjack, as well as craps, Spanish 21, War, roulette, Big Six Wheel, and baccarat. There is also a poker room.
The Poker Room
Bally’s poker room is one of the most advanced in the country. Located right next to the front entrance of the classic Bally’s gaming floor, the poker room has the perfect blend between modern and classic.
The poker room’s old-fashioned features include its 10-handed tables as standard, which means the tighter hand selection pays dividends.
Although Belly’s is situated in the heart of Las Vegas, the casino is free from the flamboyant design that is normally found at the other casinos. The poker room instead features plain chairs and walls which makes the venue a great spot for true poker players.
Bally’s poker room action includes many varieties of casino poker that is ideal for both recreational and seasoned players of the game. Pull up a chair and try your hand at one of the more than 10 tables of limit and no-limit hold’em action.
The poker room also offers a non-smoking atmosphere and is one of the busiest ones in town.
Slots at Ballys
Want to play slots? The casino offers the ultimate slots experience. The Champagne Slots Lounge is the place for the latest and greatest in high limit slot machines.
The casino has over 1500 machines, including progressive slots, and casino slots. Many of the slots machines are designed for the most demanding players.
There are also a number of exciting tournaments where you can compete with other players on identical machines in a timed setting or to see who can reach the highest score with a set number of credits.
It is also not impossible for players to hit multiple jackpots in the same round!
Keno
Another game that is offered at Bally’s Las Vegas casino is live 24-hour keno, which can be found in the cozy Keno lounge and parlor. The hotel also allows you to play Keno at the Sidewalk Café.
If you are a bit tired and want to retire to your room the games are shown on the TV so you can keep track of your numbers even in your room.
Depending on what and how you want to play, you can bet $1, $2, $2.50, $5 or $10 per game.
Table Games
Bally’s Table Games
If table games is your thing, you have reached heaven as the casino offers a variety of table games, including the casino table game of choice for James Bond and a favorite among Bally’s Las Vegas casino gamblers, baccarat.
You can choose your lucky numbers, bet on red or black or even or odd numbers when you play roulette, which sometimes offer large payouts. You can also play the quintessential Las Vegas table game, blackjack or try to win the $1 million prize by hitting a Diamond Super Royal Flush in the casino’s exclusive Three Card Poker game.
All you need is three sequential cards for a straight and three of a suit for a flush. On the weekends you can expect $15 minimums on blackjack.
You can also play other table games such as Pai Gow Poker, Caribbean Stud Poker and Let it Ride Poker.
Race & Sports Book
Within the casino’s Race & Sports Book area you can bet on Horse Racing and a variety of sports.
This area is also decked out with electronic displays that provide up-to-the-minute updates and numerous big-screen TVs broadcasting the day’s biggest games, top horse races from tracks and parks around the country so you are always on top of everything.
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If you are a first timer, the casino’s staff will help you to figure it out.
A Final Word
Bally’s beautiful casino is large and just as busy as you would expect a casino on the strip to be. The casino’s games are all high quality and Bally’s casino is behind some of the biggest and best slot titles in the world.
There are lower table minimum bets during the week than on weekends and numerous big-screen televisions that simulcast all the top games and horse races from parks and tracks around the country.
Cocktail service is also provided for anyone betting. For your convenience, you can visit the Sterling Brunch at Bally’s Casino for brunch, where you can enjoy satisfying desserts and appropriate drinks.
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If you are at the casino on a Sunday Sterling Brunch is offered at the Bally’s Steakhouse.
Over all, Bally’s casino is a really great Las Vegas Strip casino. So shuffle the cards, spin the wheel or roll the dice as you enjoy the endless excitement at Bally’s Las Vegas.
Once you are at Bally’s, you’ll discover that Las Vegas has many more experiences than you ever thought possible. So, don’t pass up the chance to explore the area in between your gaming.
I love the room. The tables are close together, all are clean with good chairs. The prescence of Bobby's Room gives the room a classic 'high stakes' feel to the room even though when I was there, the vast majority of the games were 1-2NLH and 2-5NLH. The one downside to the room is the fading of much of the high stakes action. When I was there, over 3 sessions, over half the room was empty and only about 4 tables had games higher than 2-5. That's not good for the room that is supposed to be the ultimate destination for any poker player. But all in all, good setup.
At 1-2NLH, the competition is not as fierce as some suggest, nor as soft as others suggest. You'll find games with daily grinding pros, older, bored Vegas locals and wide eyed tourists. I can only assume that the competition gets tougher the higher up you go in Limits, but that is true virtually anywhere.
Dealers were fantastic. They know the games and protocol for dealing and they do their jobs professionally and, mostly, with a smile. I think a lot of the dealers are starting to recognize that Bellagio is bleeding business to Aria and Venetian due to poor treatment of players by Management. The dealers seem very appeciative of the players playing at Bellagio.
Cocktails looked good, remembered orders well and thanked u for the tips you gave them. Can't ask for much more.
Truly awful. Management at Bellagio is sometimes rude, and always indifferent to the attitude they display towards poker players. I was left standing in line for 10 mins (with open seats) while the manager chatted up someone standing 3 feet away. Not about poker, or games or anything related to the room. Just small talk. While I stood there and waited to be assigned. I asked for comps after 7 hours of play. Manager asked what game I was playing. I told him 1-2NL and he said 'Seriously?' and walked away. It's little wonder Bellagio is bleeding poker players to Aria and Venetian. Management needs to get over themselves and attend a crash course in customer service. Truly pathetic!!
Comps don't exist. Maybe if you play in Bobby's Room they do, but for most of us, not at all.