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In the early evening of Saturday, January 23, I completed my fortieth survey of the poker rooms on the Las Vegas Strip.

The 20-40 stud game popped up in this survey. The already-on-life-support game of seven card stud has struggled a lot during the pandemic with little action at its old home at the Bellagio and little discussion of organizing games at the Facebook Mixed Game Poker in Las Vegas page. Stud poker first appeared as early as the 1860's in America. Formerly all poker games had been 'closed' - the cards were known only to the player to whom they were dealt. Stud poker is an 'open' game in which most of a player's cards are displayed on the table. Therefore players can form an idea of the strength of other players' hands and bet.

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2+2 poster ‘John Mehaffey’, who contributes to vegasadvantage.com, did an off-Strip survey.

Here’s the data for poker rooms on the Strip.

Low Ceiling

With several poker rooms shut down and those that remain open limiting the number of tables available, our last two surveys seem to have captured the ceiling for poker action during the pandemic.

Eighty-four games were surveyed for this article. In the Autumn, 2020 survey, there were eighty-eight games.

Strictly speaking, action dropped four games from the Autumn. Since the Winter surveys usually produce the biggest numbers and the Autumn surveys produce the small numbers, it’s a bit noteworthy. But, mostly I think we’re currently capped in the mid-eighties until restrictions loosen up.

Under normal circumstances, the results of this survey would be a disastrous 30% drop from the Winter, 2020 survey (the last pre-pandemic survey). But, I don’t think we’ll have a clear perspective on the damage done until after Las Vegas returns to normal.

Bellagio

The Bellagio has been consistently busy since re-opening and always has mid-stakes limit hold ‘em and a wide range of no-limit hold ‘em games available. However, for the first time in these surveys, I didn’t count a single non-hold ‘em game.

I expect the Bellagio will be able to recover non-hold ‘em action post-pandemic. It seems players always come back to the Bellagio no matter what.

Wynn

Temporarily moving the poker room from Encore to Wynn doesn’t seem to have driven players away. 1-3 and 2-5 no-limit hold ‘em games are plentiful there as well as a regular 1-2 pot-limit Omaha game.

The 20-40 stud game popped up in this survey. The already-on-life-support game of seven card stud has struggled a lot during the pandemic with little action at its old home at the Bellagio and little discussion of organizing games at the Facebook Mixed Game Poker in Las Vegas page.

Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace actually seems slightly busier during the pandemic. Perhaps shrinking the number of tables available on the Strip simply forced the remaining players to congregate at rooms that reliable have good action like Caesars Palace always does.

Venetian

The Venetian seems to have weak numbers when I randomly check Bravo. However, their tournament schedule is surely interfering with their ability to spread cash games. With the Deep Stack Extravaganza’s return, there will probably be plenty of tournament action at the Venetian but cash games will be sparse during the events

Aria

Aria was a bit slow but they have also resumed daily tournaments which should negatively impact the ability to spread cash games.

However, the 2-5 pot-limit Omaha action still remains strong and a 300-600 mixed game showed up on Table 1.

Flamingo

For the first time ever, there were no fixed limit hold ‘em games running at the Flamingo. For whatever reason, the Saturday night small takes game gravitated off-Strip. However, at other times during the week, I’ve seen 3-6 games running.

This survey was the first time only one casino on the Strip (Bellagio) has fixed limit hold ‘em running.

Sahara

The Sahara puts a lot of effort into promoting their 4-8 mixed game. It runs regularly and showed up in this survey for the first time.

Closed Rooms

The Mirage, Mandalay Bay, and Excalibur poker rooms remain closed with no certainty about their future.

Harrah’s poker room is also closed. But, I noticed it’s been taken of the Bravo website whereas the other rooms remain there. That’s a strong sign of a permanent closure. But, I’ve also watched the Imperial Palace/Linq open, close and move that casino’s poker room about a dozen times. It’s not that hard to re-open a poker room.

Off-Strip Rooms

Here’s the data for some poker rooms off the Strip.

Off-Strip Decline

Action off-Strip also had a tiny decline from sixty-nine in the Autumn, 2020 survey to sixty-six in this survey.

Again, there’s probably a ceiling in place due to closed rooms and limited tables.

Orleans

The Orleans had all its usual action. Omaha 8 or better players still come out in big numbers these days.

South Point

South Point has developed a 2-3 no-limit hold ‘em game which seems popular. Four 2-3 games were running in this survey and three were running in the last survey. It may be the first reliable 2-3 game Las Vegas has maintained.

Closed Rooms

There doesn’t seem to be any change in the status of closed rooms.

The Non Hold ‘em Games

Aria (3): two 2-5 pot-limit Omaha, one 300-600 mixed
Wynn (2): one 1-2 PLO, one 20-40 stud
Sahara (1): one 4-8 mixed
Orleans (6): two 4-8 Omaha 8 or better, four 8/16 O/8
Boulder Station (5): five Omaha high-only
Santa Fe Station (1): one 3-6 O/8

Previous Surveys

The thirty-nine previous surveys were done on 6/28/08, 10/25/08, 7/25/09, 10/17/09, 1/23/10, 4/24/10, 7/24/10, 10/23/10, 01/22/11, 4/23/11, 7/23/11, 10/22/11, 1/21/12, 4/21/12, 7/21/12, 10/20/12, 1/26/13, 4/20/13, 10/19/13, 1/18/14, 4/19/14., 10/18/14, 1/17/15, 4/18/15, 10/17/15, 1/23/16, 4/23/16, 10/22/16, 01/21/17, 4/22/17, 10/21/17, 1/20/18, 04/21/18, 10/20/18, 01/19/19, 04/20/19, 10/19/19, 01/18/20, and 10/24/20

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