Cards on the Table
Seven tables, the games they run, and what to expect from a dealer here.
Two Dealers, Seven Tables
Two house dealers usually work the floor, rotating between tables as the room fills and empties through the evening.
A third dealer joins on Friday and Saturday, when all seven tables tend to run at once.
Chips are handed out fresh each evening and returned to the counter before you leave.
Games
Five hundred, euchre, crib, canasta, bridge, friendly poker.
Buy-in
None — chips are handed out for the count, not bought.
Seating
Up to six per table, more room on a quieter night.
Front Tables and the Back Row
The front three tables, closest to the door, are the liveliest most nights, best for a first visit.
The back row, under the old loading hatch, suits a quieter hand of bridge or crib.
Ask at the counter and staff will point you to whichever suits the night you're after.
Front Tables
Closest to the door, usually the liveliest.
Back Row
Under the old loading hatch, quieter most nights.
Either Way
Every table gets the same house dealer standard.