Not sure if option for prior covid (prolly not) or negative test.Ĩ handed could even be up to nine now. Not sure how strictly enforced.Īlso casino is requiring proof of vaccination to enter. This is pre Ida and things could certainly change in six weeks.Ĭurrently still closed from hurricane I believe. How many players to a table are they playing? What is the buyin cap for 1/3? Any additional information about the room? I play in DC mgm usually I'll be in Nola for a week around Halloween. There was a list for 2/5 on friday and saturday but I don't know if the game ever started.Īny of you regulars alive? Surprised this thread hasn't been bumped since February. I can't tell how juicy the games are because I haven't played much live cash in the past few years, although I am winning at 10bb/hr clip in about 50 hours and I don't think I've bluffed in a big pot once. There are a few regulars to avoid but it's usually not an issue. I like most of the dealers although a couple are slow. There's a 4/8 limit game usually going eventually, as well as 1/2 plo. On fridays/saturday nights they can hit 8 or 9 tables. The second and third tables pop up by 3pm. The room only opens at 12pm every day and one $1/3 game usually starts right away.

The casino seems relatively lively, all-things-considered. Although the mayor, colloquiallly known as Latoya the Destroya, may go to phase 3 on Oct 1st, and then the tables can go 6-handed. The city is still in phase 2 of COVID lockdowns, one of the only major cities still in phase 2 afaik. Was a little miffed when I saw they are exclusively playing 5-handed with only 10 tables. Flew to NOLA to play in these juicy games.

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