Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room
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Number of Tables: 18
Games Typically Offered:
1/3 No Limit Holdem
Daily Tournament Times:
9:00am, 11:00am, 2:00pm, 5:00pm, 8:00pm, 11:00pm
Tournament Buy-Ins:
$100-250
View on Poker AtlasOur Review of Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room
Horseshoe, the rebranded Bally's, is a mid-Strip room that lives on steady tourist traffic and low-buy-in tournaments. Players like the remodel, the comfortable tables and the generally friendly dealers, and some reviews say the room has a surprisingly fun culture. At the same time, you see complaints about cocktail service and comps being underwhelming, so hospitality can feel uneven. If you want casual 1/3 or a quick nightly tournament near the center of the Strip, it does that job well.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room
Does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room offer tournaments?
Yes. The WSOP Hall of Fame Poker Room deals multiple daily no limit hold'em tournaments with buy ins often in the $100 to $160 range, and it also hosts a full schedule during the World Series of Poker.
Does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room offer an hourly comp rate for players?
Yes. Cash players earn about $1 an hour in comps at the smallest games and around $2 an hour at higher stakes through Caesars Rewards.
Does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room have a special hotel rate for players? If so, how many hours are required daily?
Horseshoe lists discounted hotel rates for poker players, but it is handled case by case. You typically need to call the poker room and can expect to be asked for several hours of play per day if you want a meaningful poker rate.
Does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room comp parking?
Officially Horseshoe now charges for self parking like other Caesars Strip properties, and the poker room is not consistent about validating it. In practice you should plan on paying standard parking rates unless you have higher Caesars status.
How are the free drinks at the Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room?
Drinks are free, with cocktail servers plus a self serve drink and coffee station, but quite a few recent reviews complain about long gaps between servers coming by.
How good are the players at Horseshoe Las Vegas Poker Room?
The cash games here are generally soft at 1/3 and have a friendly feel, especially outside of peak WSOP time. During the series you will see more regular grinders and the fields toughen up a bit, but it is still very playable.