Las Vegas 2-4 table limit

[heyray]

I have been playing Texas Hold'em for only 2 months with about 30 hours of playing time at Indian casinos in my area. I feel comfortable only at a 2-4 table limit. It's probably the right table for me since my bankroll is under a $ 1,000. Anyway my question is, are there many Las Vegas casinos that offer poker at a 2-4 limit, since I will be on vacation there in August. I was told that Imperial Palace has 2-4 tables. Any suggestions for this low roller and rookie since I don't want to waste time looking instead of playing. Thanks

[MastiffPaul]

I'm certain Bellagio does; I've played it.

I'm also pretty sure Excaliber and the Flamingo do.

[SpaceAce]

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I'm certain Bellagio does; I've played it.

I'm also pretty sure Excaliber and the Flamingo do.

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The smallest game at the Bellagio is $4/$8. The Excalibur spreads $1-$3 and $2-$6 spread-limit. The Mirage has $3/$6. Binions and some of the other Downtown casinos have $2/$4. $2/$4 isn't all that hard to find and if you can beat a $2/$4 game you can probably beat the $3/$6 and $4/$8 games with no trouble.

SpaceAce

[KingSix]

You may want to check out the 1-2-4-8 game at the Palms that is 1-2 pre flop. They also have some 2-4 games, but it has been a long time since I've played them, so I am unsure how good they are.


When I have played in the 4-8, it has been the right mix of 2-3 total rocks and several donating action players.

King

[jslag]

I played 3/6 at the Mirage when I was in Vegas a weekend in April. Very soft -- I don't think you'd have trouble if you're a decent 2/4 player. It was a nice playing environment, IMO.

[d_wrek]

I think Bellagio has a 2/4 no-limit game...4/8 is the lowest limit game.

Monte Carlo, Excalibur, Luxor, Palms, and Imperial Palace all have 2/4. I think I saw 2/4 at the Golden Nugget and the Horseshoe as well, but I'm not positive.

[Sarge85]

I enjoyed playing at the Monte Carlo

Super Cool dealers

and only one $2 BB blind PF - no small blinds.

(I'm not sure if that makes the game better or worse [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img])

Sarge [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

[sthief09]

it makes drawing hands worth less, and big cards worth more. it punishes the loose players. read Super/System's limit section if you're curious. it's based on having just one blind, since that's how they used to play. 2 blinds encourage more action since there's more dead money in the pot, and because a 2 players have already entered the pot instead of 1.

[Lost Wages]

Flamingo has a 2/4 full of players that can't spell poker. The atmosphere sucks though as they really don't have a poker "room" just poker tables in one section of the casino.

Lost Wages