I'm going to Las Vegas soon, which poker room would you recommend for Texas Holdem? The fishier the better.?

Yup, I distinctly remember the Mirage being pretty tough.

Here's a couple places I recommend:

Imperial Palace. You'll find one or two other decent players who also have discovered this gold mine, but in general, you'll probably be able to beat most of the table. Several times I saw people push or call all in with middle pair.

Excalibur: Definitely a very touristy crowd, especially on the weekend. Lots of people limping in with junk like A2 offsuit or even 75 suited. And they're willing to make EV- plays (calling overbets to draw or even calling down with middle/bottom pair). If you can tolerate the occasional suck out, you're very likely to make money here.

O'Shea's: next to Bally's, similiar situation to Excalibur. Only problem is it only has 3 tables, one of which deals spread poker rather than no limit. But it's a lot more convenient than Excalibur, being a few minutes from Flamingo, Caesar's and Bally's (also a pretty fishy joint on the weekend).

I don't know myself but I've also heard a lot of off-strip places, like Palace Station, Platinum or El Cortez are quite easy.

The Gold Coast.

The smaller games in some of the casinos catch some of the tourists that can't play, but there are just too many good player in the upper limit games in the major hotels. They're looking for the same thing that you are.

The Gold Coast caters to mostly locals and has a good selection of games. Guess what. Most of the locals stink as players.

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