I'm not complaining about the wait so much as I'm complaining about the overall experience.ĭeleware seemed to be much more organized, that's all I'm saying, and I think it needs to be said because a lot of the information in the previous 38+ pages was very misleading. I expect slow dealers, bad dealers and things to not be operating at 100%. Perhaps it's too much to ask for a poker room with table games in the 10/15/25 min bet range.Īgain, I understand that the place is 'green'. I was very disappointed and turned off by the place. It's not that I can't easily play 25 or 50 a hand, it's that I'm just not going to in WV. I won't pay 25/50/100 to play Craps/Blackjack in WV. We figured it'd be 20ish deep on 1/2 probably 10-15 on 2/5, we'd wait an hour, and then play for 2-3 before it closed down for the night. Not a big deal, but when you decide at 8-8:15ish that you want to play cards, run to the ATM, get gas, and I picked him up it was close to 9.Īgain, didn't expect the amount of people on a Wednesday night, mid week with no long weekend vacation holiday.

We ended up going up 270 to avoid even more traffic and then over via 340. On top of that the Dullus toll road on ramp was closed. By the time I picked him up, 495 was down to 1 lane for construction. Unfortunately we hit traffic on the Beltway. Seeing as it was a Wednesday night, we figured we'd wait about the same. We read on page 37 or 38 that people were only waiting around an hour or so on Sunday. Well, my co-worker wanted to check it out too, and we decided around 8pm that we'd give it a go. It is a brand new poker room that is having issues with getting licenses from the state We didn't complain on the internet about it though, because we already knew the situation. Why would you get there at 11:30 PM? Did you not read the 40 pages in this thread that all explain that you need to get there early or you will wait? And that it closes at 4 am?Īn hour? Lots of people, including myself, have waited for 4+ hours and STILL not been able to get on a table.

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