Phil Ivey’s High-Limit Room at Aria

Mon, May 24, 2010 (8:07 a.m.)

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1. By cinimongrl

   May 27, 2010

   7:24 a.m.

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   Beautiful room, beautiful people, happy couples what more could wish for for those you care for.

2. By STARBEAMS

   May 28, 2010

   10:45 a.m.

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   Nice there is so much to commemorate on the Strip with high stake high roller poker players and their significant others.

3. By cinimongrl

   May 28, 2010

   1:29 p.m.

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   My fondness for them is genuine and immutable.Without them there would be no Las Vegas hailing from every strata socially, economically , geographically.Life is a celebration and Las Vegas has survived the worst,there is much to look foreword to no mater your current situation. In despair all else is bondage.Soon we will have the Smith Center, Memorial Day is almost here,Green buildings,New restaurants,Institutes dedicated the healing arts all from the largess of Gaming and Alcohol and Hospitality.Today I am poverty stricken mendicant/student but tomorrow with a little help from higher education maybe I can return the favor and share happiness with the ones who shared it with me. I still carry that one dollar poker chip and the 2 dollar bill from the players who changed my perception about Las Vegas.

4. By D2S

   May 30, 2010

   9:42 a.m.

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   LAS VEGAS PARA MI FUE MI GRAN ILUSION DE TODA MI VIDA FUE CUMPLIDA MI ILUSION EN ENERO FANTASTICO LO RECOMIENDO A TODAS LAS PERSONAS SALUDOS DESDE VALLADOLID ESPANA

5. By alf1052 (arthur finn)

   May 31, 2010

   10:05 p.m.

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   Aria has to get its act together. Been there for 4 days each in April and May. Staff knows nothing, service in almost every area is non existent. Valets are a joke. New management or better yet, some management is a necessity. I'd like to see it succeed but present level of organization is pathetic.