Plus, Red Rock gets an extra bonus because the casino has so many fun entertainment options available outside the poker room. The daily tournaments aren’t worth your time because they aren’t profitable, but the low-stakes cash games are as soft as you’ll find away from the Strip. The players, to put things bluntly, are mostly fish. Red Rock, like Orleans, attracts mostly a local crowd, but the games on the weekends, especially after midnight, are extra juicy.
And there isn’t anywhere else to play poker besides Red Rock Resort, a Station Casinos-brand property. We’re always looking for an excuse to visit the gorgeous Summerlin area of Las Vegas. The Orleans poker room is popular among locals, but tourists will love the juicy low-stakes daily tournaments, regular mixed games spread, and plethora of cash game tables running daily. But there are some great places to play poker away from the Strip too, starting with The Orleans, which is about a mile west of Las Vegas Boulevard. When most tourists think of great Las Vegas poker rooms, they often mention Bellagio, Aria, or Venetian, and a couple other spots on the Strip. We refer to these casinos’ offerings as underrated poker rooms. But there are some unheralded spots you may have ignored, that are also worth a visit. Some are among the best card rooms in the world - Bellagio, Aria, Venetian, Wynn, etc. There are more than 20 Las Vegas poker rooms.
