The Poker Room

Good dealers. Plenty of tables. No automatic card shufflers though. You can sign up through poker atlas app.

Wait service at tables, including food.

Only gripe for some might be lack of cash tables during big tournaments. Fortunately, I only waited 10 min because I got there at the right time.

Not the classiest join on earth but they like to play and they do social distance properly one of the things that was hot as the blackjack tables your minimum bed is five dollars your maximum bed is $10 so if you want to bury your pets you don't really have that option

Been coming here for years and find it to be a solid option for poker, both cash games and tournaments. I love that you can eat at the table and they have a full bar and menu with a decent selection of bar type foods as well as daily specials. The dealers pool tips so that makes them a bit slower and less efficient than at some casinos where they keep their own tips, but it's not dreadful. The tournament schedule is great and has a lot of options for multiple range of buy ins. The rake is higher than casinos in CT and a portion of the tournament prize pool goes to charity but all in all it's a good room with good value- both from an entertainment and gambling perspective.

Have been here only a few times and every time one of the dealers has made a MAJOR mistake and management each time got defensive and defended the dealer. It's the nearest place to play but if you aren't a regular, pay attention to EVERY hand you are in. There are cameras everywhere so be sure to challenge them when you know you're right. The waitresses have been very good.

FIRST OF ALL anyone who is saying this place is greedy (either on the rake or by not giving free drinks etc.) doesn't know what they are talking about. They donate HALF of their earnings to charity!!

I play poker here about once a week, and while the poker room has its deficiencies, it is as a whole a great place.

The dealers and floor (for the most part) are good at their jobs, they always have games going, and the food is Restaurant quality.

My only real negative is that they don't let you bring in ANY food or drink, including water. They say it's for health reasons but I have worked in the restaurant industry and can say that is a load.

When I say this is as good as it gets, I'm saying that if you want to play No-Limit Hold 'Em, you literally cannot find a better legal option if you live North of Boston (i.e. New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, much of Massachusetts) without driving down to Foxwoods or Mohegan. I understand this might change once Mass gets its casinos rolling, but as of July 1, 2015, when this room was allowed to start dealing No-Limit games due to new legislation legalizing Table Stakes poker, it became the best option around.

If you like glitzy decor, slot machines, free drinks, expensive hotel rooms, and giant poker rooms full of all-day pros and grinders, this isn't your place. But if you like a room full of normal people playing live NL cash games pretty much all the time, you have found it.

Ironically, for a charity casino (NH's casinos must give something like 30% of income to charity and 20% to the state with the remainder used to run the joint) the promotions here are better than at many casinos I've visited in my home state of Arizona. The room is bright and clean and the floor managers and dealers are smart, down-to-earth folks who like their jobs (rather than fearful peons under the oppressive thumb of hungry corporate casino overlords).

I want to go here every day, but summer doesn't last forever. If you live here, enjoy it!

Very clean room with your choice of poker, blackjack or roulette. Bar with good selection of draft and bottled beer. Friendly staff and dealers. The atmosphere is very relaxing which truly allows poler players to concentrate.

Lucky for me that on my first visit they had the very recently introduced no limit 1/2 poker.

I would definitely recommend this spot for a few hours of gaming after a long day at the beach (or the office).

Anyone giving a bad review because the room has bad players is an idiot. Bad players is who I want to make my money off of. If you can't beat these "bad" players what does that make you?

Room isn't perfect, but it's not a high class casino. It's a local poker room. It does a dam good job living up to that.

Great place to play poker, beats driving 2 hours to Mohegan sun or fox woods which for me isn't doable, very clean for a poker room and the bathrooms are also clean, it has just about everything you need, all the people there are friendly from management to dealers and waitstaff, for a poker room the food is pretty good to at a reasonable price, sometimes you have to wait for your drinks and or food because they might have 4 waitresses taking care of 100 plus people so be patient it's not there fault they do the best they can. 2 thumbs up.

Great poker room in New Hampshire! The rake is $1 higher than Foxwoods (up to 5$ a pot versus 4$ a pot for a 1/2 NL game) but for convenience is a lot better. This is a relatively small building when you drive up but considering it's mainly one large room it actually feels a lot more spacious. On a Saturday afternoon there was a large amount of tourney players as well as a few cash tables, a couple 1/2 NL and one 2/4 NL. The players here are mostly very aggressive and can make for exciting poker. Expect pots to be large. The table I sat at overall was one of the more aggressive tables I have ever sat at playing poker. I'm looking forward to coming back when I can and hopefully win some money next time. FYI, they charge for drinks unlike Foxwoods, and you can't bring your own, not even a sealed water!