Atmosphere: The main poker room has a few dozen tables and mostly spreads low-midstakes games (up to 2/5 NL and 20/40 limit, along with some Omaha and stud) with a 5/10/20 NL game and a few electronic SNG tables thrown in. I certainly enjoyed playing here and would gladly come back again.

In a decade or so, this place will be another Foxwoods (I mean that in a good way) or Borgata AC for now, it's a great mid-level room where the management takes care of its players, does everything the regulars ask (again, I mean that in a good way) and understands poker. Some casinos would simply stop caring about service at this point and never put another dollar into poker again, but TS runs a surprisingly great room in the middle of a property undergoing tremendous expansion. Impressions: With the recent crackdown on live poker in NY, Turning Stone is the only place in the state still offering a regular, legal game other than the city's private games (where nobody even carries any money on them anymore for fear of police raids or robbery the games now operate on IOU's), it's the only place to play midstakes or high stakes no limit for a three hour or more drive in any direction.

Betting on sports futures, props and lay bets.

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