Very few people bought in for the full $300, a lot of $200s, $150s, etc. I was able to color up to large denomination chips at the brush I think more out of fluke then anything, so I wouldn't take it as always available.Īs for concern about action with the 100% buy up to the large stack rule.

You can buy chips at the brush area but cannot sell them. Then in about 30 minutes we had a full table. We asked for reduced rake and the floorman said they do not offer reduced rake at all. Originally the new table they called 10 people, only 5 people sat down in the first 10 minutes. Overall I had a good couple hours there, dealers were a tad slow but you know it is what it is (actually no misdeals now that I think back on it). I would expect Columbus to be similarly full Friday/Saturday/Sunday as it was Monday for the first few weeks. There was a bit of a queue to get chips and talk to the brush for a seat but wasn't bad as the stories I heard about Cleveland. Last night I walked in at 8pm and there were probably 9 unused tables and they just sat a new 1/2NLHE game. Monday I didn't go but looked at Bravo app a few times through the night and they had all 30 tables full with a 30-40 person waitlist for 1-2NLHE (which was 21 of the 30 tables). I'm also not hearing 2 hour waits to get in the poker games. There are plenty of cash games and tournaments. but I don't hear things like that aboutColumbus. Hollywood Casino Columbus brings hot live action poker to the area with the highest stakes around. For those who have been, how crowded has it been? I remember reading about Cleveland having lines just to get in the door.

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