Planet Hollywood Poker Room

Okay. Less intimidating than Cesars but still too many people taking the game too seriously. Personally, I'm there for fun not to bring home the bread. Cocktail service is good, just the right amount of turnaround time. The dealers I got are very nice. Definitely would come back again but will have to choose the table (players) wisely. Beware of the serious look dudes, they're a joke.

Very well run, huge poker room with great amenities - from chair massages to a drink cart that rolls up to the tables - this poker room has it all. They even have a lady who comes around every hour with a food menu and will bring your eats right to the table. The room has a very comfortable feel and looks out from the second floor over the casino. The only suggestion I could give them is to get table cup holders or those small roll up tables that other casinos have. The staff is friendly and professional.

Fun , Chill Spot ,Free Drinks ,Hot Women and a Chance to Test your Skills .

As some of the other reviews mention, this room is good and bad, and for very different reasons.Lets start with the bad: It's in Planet Hollywood, and I consider PH a shitty place to gamble and stay at overall. In the early AM hours, there's trashy hookers that roam the place, the dealers at the gaming tables can be rude, the high limit room is nonexistent, and the clientele makes me feel like I'm in a Little Wayne music video while being in a fraternity house all at the same time. I didn't mean for this to turn into a general PH review, so moving on to the Poker room. You can smell smoke from the room because it's not really a room but an area cut out of the casino floor for poker. The seats are not comfortable. And the poker players here are some of the rudest players I've played with. So why the 3 star rating?Well, trashy players and uncomfortable seats don't mean its a bad game. Quite the opposite. This place is for casual players who like to drink-too-much while playing which translates into a few donkeys in every table, which then translates into more profit for others! The dealers are decent, the waitresses are great, and there's more of a party vibe and less of a serious vibe at these tables. On a side note: Even though I've done a lot of Planet Hollywood bashing, there's one thing I do like about PH: The Buffet!

Hated hated hated it. Played in a 10pm tournament and the music was so loud the players couldn't even communicate by shouting. Stupid for poker. This aggravates both the staff and the patrons. I'll never go back.

I wish I could a drink or at a least some water. 1.5 hours nothing. Probably the worst poker "room" ever. Its on the casino floor, so its sucks

I have had a lot of fun here but I think I'm quitting playing poker. I've won and lost thousands and thousands of dollars in this poker room. I've lost track of whether I'm up or down in winnings. Poker room here offers high hand bonus such as four-of-kind for $100 bonus, straight flush for $250 and the Royal Flush progressive jackpots. Spades, Hearts, Clubs and Diamonds all have different payouts. Look at the monitor screen to see how much is paying if you hit the Royal. If anyone makes a royal over $5K then all players in that table receive $200 on the house.I do consume some alcohol once gambling and the single beautiful women I see walk by is very distracting which doesn't help. On many occasions, I have gotten up from the poker table while being in a hand just to talk to women haha no lie.You really can't tell if some of these girls are "working" the fact that every girl you see inside a casino is pretty much wearing the same mini bitty sexy dress with high heels. In conclusion, the dealers here are cool and conversational. It's a nice small poker room with a view. You also get to hear great music play in the Heart Center Bar which makes you feel like you're in a club in a way. I would recommend Planet Hollywood poker room to anyone wanting to try a few hands of poker.

This is a mixed review and It was hard to decide how many stars to give this place. I play here often enough that one would assume that I like it a lot. Not always the case. I do track my play and I am up at this room, I walk away a winner more often than not. It is a young, hip, touristy room and because of that the competition is fairly week. Solid players should not have a problem turning a profit in this room as the games tend to be soft. The cocktail service is always good. The waitress comes around often and I never have to wait very long to get my order. They don't offer any draft, just the standard selection of bottles one would expect to find at a casino.That being said, this room is typically not well ran and some of dealers really have no business working here or in any other poker room for that matter. I hate to put him on blast, but wow, Al is the slowest dealer ever. Seriously, ever. He cannot keep the game going, he cannot multi-task and if there is any kind of distraction, cocktail waitress, football game or god forbid, someone actually trying to have a conversation with him, forget about it. You might as well use the 30 minutes when he is at the table to stretch your legs and take a bathroom break. You might get 8 or 9 hands dealt in 30 minutes if you are lucky. There are a few really good dealers here but they change tables every half hour. So during a 3 hour session I'm lucky if 2 out of the 6 dealers that work my table are among those select few. Also, this is not really a poker "room" but rather a group of tables surrounded with some velvet rope smack in the middle of the casino. Which amounts to one thing: an abundance of cigarette smoke. Players, spectators and people just passing by can smoke less than a foot from where I'm playing. I try to sit toward the middle of the "room" whenever possible. It doesn't really matter though, I still breath it and smell like an ashtray when I leave. After writing this review I'm actually not sure why I even patronize this place. Ahhh the things I do for good EV.

I haven't beenhere for awhile, they moved the poker room over. Last time I won a $70 tournament for $1,200+ and back again for more. Players here are young mostly just breaking in but loose sometime, it's a good practice for the $500+ buy-in.

Great action. Gogo dancers and party crowd for eye candy. Very cool dealers. Fun, casual and a little crazy atmosphere at the tables. If you plan on getting drunk and roudy while playing, this can be a fun place to play. Late night tournaments and generally good games.Trap, scoop.