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You will also find a steady stream of casino fish trying their hand at poker. I think the review from Andy has merit but unfair in places. Karen isn't great as a TD, not quite has bad as Andy says but if you are to get the other TD (Wing I think) then the overall experience is better. Also to mention Aspers as being close is just untrue, for anyone living in the area, it's probably close to a hour. Now to my comments. It's really pokey, it makes the old Empire look like a light and airy location. As long as the air con is working though, I really don't mind this. The dealers are decent, they can be a little cliquey with regulars but all in all, they keep the games running well. Now to the reasons I don't play here more often. Very negative vibe about when and/or how they will re-establish, and no encouragement for me to return. He said 19th May, and The Mint website said 10th May. No plans to encourage me to come back as they seemed to have no coherent policy to draw back their old regulars - as many as 40 on a Wednesday before the closure. Dealers range from good to bad however the majority are emotionless / rude which gives the atmosphere a kick in the balls and makes players depressed. We started off with Blackjack to warm up and as my friend was a newbie we picked an empty table and expected the dealer to be friendly and talk us through. I've met in a long time, didn't even respond when I spoke to her and got impatient when I took 2 seconds to think how much I was going to bet. We then tried the roulette table to a similar frosty reception and gave up before we even got to the poker tables. I have probably returned to Aspers 15 times, mostly due to the softness of the games and the big tournaments they hold. Dealers - Most are friendly, and decent. Some are not friendly, and seem like they are completely un-engaged in their job and the players, but that isn't the majority. I have had a couple of dealing mistakes happen either to me or at my table. When they happen the dealers are not very apologetic. The management to me, seems good. There have been multiple times where the floor was called, but the matters have been dealt with appropriately and efficiently. Acting out of turn constitutes a sitting out penalty in the tourneys here apparently. Often there are ques for chips and tournaments. Getting a drink, (especially at the tourney tables compared to the cash tables, because of tipping I presume) is an absolute nightmare. It is a surprisingly massive casino, you wouldn't expect it to be quite so big. And the Poker section is big too. I think all tournaments are 10 handed, not my preference, or most players. So in conclusion, the soft action and big tournaments are very good reasons to keep coming back. Although, there are many improvements still to be made, I can see that they are on the right track from the older comments below. I played a tournament here recently for the first time in a while and thought it had gone downhill quite badly. Still lots of players, wide range of standards and playing styles and experience but it's still quite soulless; the drinks are fairly expensive. It's also air conditioning hell - it was freezing cold and management weren't able to do anything about it, saying it is controlled by the entire building, which seems extremely unlikely. Not really good enough. My major gripe, I'm afraid, is with the dealers. I saw five different dealers on my most recent visit, and whilst they are all knowledgeable, they are not particularly friendly, particularly towards newcomers and people who have not played much, if at all, live poker. No instruction is given, hardly any words are spoken from one hand to the next and hand signals are all that get used, generally. 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Casinos are located right across the UK with more than 30 different casinos available, and 15+ support regular poker games and tournaments. This page provides game information for a handful of the casinos offering cash games and tournaments on a regular basis. Saturday from 2pm until 5am, and Sundays from 12pm until 5am. The casino recently went through a major renovation and is slowly rolling out a tournament schedule, which means you'll need to contact the casino for a complete listing of upcoming events. Casino Salford is open 7 days a week from 12pm to 6am. While the casino no longer requires a membership to join, they do advise players to join the members club to receive information on specials and ongoing promotions. The Salford Mint Casino hosts nightly poker tournaments in addition to cash games. Cash games take a rake of 5% up to £10 and all tournaments have a session fee on top of the buy-in. 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