Parkwest Casino Manteca

I stopped in to play the 9am No Limit tournament on Tuesday, and I'll definitely be back! They've got great action for the Central Valley. I believe they play Limit, No Limit, and Omaha as well. The food was solid, and the service was excellent--the dealers were attentive. They also have great promotions for all games, including poker. I'm definitely planning to make this a weekly visit. Customer service was fantastic too--I received $50 in free play and a free ribeye for my first visit! Elijah

Casino is opened 24/7! My friend took me here for dinner. It seemed a bit slow tonight at the tables probably due to the holiday weekend. Our waitress was very sweet and nice! I ordered the soy salmon entree, loved that it had sesame seeds. The broccolini and rice was cooked perfect. What I didn't like was right when you walk into the casino, you get hit with the bathroom stench because the men's restroom is right in front of the entrance. It was pretty gross!

Save your money! Played 10 hands on paigow and lost them all. Not even 1 hand. Not even 10 minutes

I've played a lot of card games throughout my life and just like everyone else I do ok with an on occasion big hand. Ever since the Park west change over this cardroom has by the worst odds I have ever seen. I am done going there with their shotty point system for free play. An absolute joke. I'm dropped several 1000s in that shit hole, never hit a jackpot bigger than $100 and my free play stands at a vast amount of $40. I'm saying this with a straight face, in the past 6 months of playing there I've exchanged well over $30k and $40 fking dollars? Today was the mf straw today.. played $400 I watched the dealer deal themself the strongest hand 9 times in Row, they don't shuffle cards at all by hand, all and I believe they should have gaming commission watch the B's that goes on in there and in Ione Harras

On Presidential election night, they had Fox News on.., enough said. The players are basic rank and file hourly types. I will say that most of the staff is friendly. Bottom line, unless you live in the Central Valley there is absolutely no reason to visit.

I've been playing there regularly since they changed ownership to Parkwest. I always play 2/3 no limit, so that is the only game I can speak to. They also have 4/8 limit and 4/8 Omaha, and they run daily NLH tournaments at 9 am. The wait list is usually not too long and I often get a seat as soon as I arrive. They accept call-in's to get on the list, but you must arrive within an hour of calling in or your name will be automatically removed from the list. The dealers are very professional and friendly. The 2/3 game plays a little bigger, it feels more like a 2/5 game. The minimum buy in is $100 and it's uncapped, but I recommend that you buy in for at least $300 minimum. The action is really good with a good mix of solid players and fish to pay you off. They serve free non-alcoholic drinks to the players and the food is reasonably priced. The staff is great and I'm always treated really well there.