ARIA Poker Room

This is a pretty nice poker room. They have great dealers and the players are decent. Not the usual Strip tourist that has no idea what they're doing. This is a nice sized room in one of the best casinos in Vegas.

Aria Poker Room has all the action you want. I played a tourney here on my last visit, it's on the smaller side, but they have plenty of screens. Arrogant staff but well trained There is always a cash game running and daily tournaments. The players are definitely on the serious side, so don't expect a lot of chatter . Comfortable chairs

Loving the poker tournament experience. Everything goes well here and one of my first places to play where I placed at a tournament. So happy

ARIA POKER ROOM ALLOWS COLLUDING & CHEATING. DO NOT PLAY HERE UNLESS YOU ARE OKAY WITH THAT. THEY WILL KICK YOU OUT FOR REPORTING CHEATING TO PROTECT THEIR "REGULARS". Aria poker room is run very unethically by manager James V. He is a horrible disservice to this poker room and he should not be working here. High stakes regular players are allowed to get away with any collusion or cheating they want as long as they are tipping the floor men & dealers extremely generously to keep their mouth shuts. Floor men are biased (they can accept tips) and they will side with whoever pays them off. A player at my table was working with 2 other players next to him, to triple team & cheat the rest of the table out of their short stacks. This player even said out loud "I can do whatever I want here because I tip them so much" and would give each dealer a minimum of $20 every hand, regardless of if he played the hand. He would tell the two guys next to him to "call and check it down all the way" against every other player on the table so they can catch stuff on the river. This was happening at the high stakes PLO games...Myself & another player reported this, but we were told theres nothing they could do and that we need to leave for making accusations. They told us to call Sean Mccormack (director of poker operations) but the line was dead and never even went to voicemail. This casino allows cheating. They wont even review the camera footage to see what happened because they know we are correct so they just want us to leave and shut up. SAVE YOUR MONEY. PLAY AT THE WYNN!!!! I will be reporting this incident to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Be careful where you play. Just because its a renounced poker room doesn't mean cheating and scamming and other BS doesn't happen here.

Since writing the review, I have gone out to Vegas twice to play poker and I never considered going to play here. I'd much rather spend my time at Bellagio, Caesars, and Venetian than spend another dime here. With such a long wait list, their management team really needs to take a look at themselves and listen to players before putting someone new in a player's already occupied seat.

So many ways to rate a poker room. If you want to match up against drunk tourists who don't know how to play the game, this isn't the place. Posh-ish atmosphere, attentive and respectful staff, and games that are more competitive than soft. A fair number of regs who you can steer around or try to exploit, up to you. The change to 20 minute levels in the early part of the tournaments moves things along and I think is an improvement. Sometimes there are long waitlists for 1-3 or 2-5.

Love the poker room, aesthetics are great, lots of action on the tables. One of my favorite places to play. -Anthonyxibarrax

I will never play here again, I have some 100 dollars chips someone stole it they won't check camera this poker room at aria is very bad manager there not checking anything

Played here a few days and overall a really solid experience. One of the best (if not the overall best) poker rooms in Vegas. Super convenient just being able to walk from the room to the tables and spend next to no time hopping on table - would recommend.Wait list for 1/3 NLHE was never more than 10-20 minutes. Dealers are cordial and sharp.Tons of tables, good layout, very clean, plenty of room to move and spread out a bit (not overly packed like Bellagio) and the waitresses are around frequently.Like most poker rooms in town, you'll run into the self-anointed professionals (at a 1/3 table lol) who condescend if you don't play they way they like you to play, and complain loudly to you or the dealer. Players during the weekdays are regulars and moderate skill range. Weekends and late nights you can scope out the easy and/or drunk competition and chip up pretty quickly.

The place is nice but it's not for the amateur players or tourists as they will get eaten alive by professionals and "chills!"