Look, Bally's is not focused on a poker room so expect that. The cons with this are less than stellar location, chips, chairs, table spacing, noise, etc. Pros: weak players. There are a number of regulars that spend their days feeding of the drunk & inexperienced players, however, even most of their play is too tight or too aggressive. The townies I played with seemed like Rio/Venetian/Bellagio dropouts that had trouble mixing up their game and couldn't handle the bigger rooms. They weren't bad per say, just clearly not at that level. I'm not saying I am, but I did take their money so.....

I booked 3 nights at great rate as a rewards member. I booked Bally's as the rooms sizes are larger than most at 450 sq ft. Rooms were clean and recently renovated. I communicated with the concierge via text and got great service. Requested daily housekeeping as I was there with a toddler, so the room needed some refreshing and daily linens. The best video poker at Bally’s is full-pay Jacks or Better. It starts at a quarter and goes to $10. Other 99 percent video poker games include 18/7/5 joker poker; 8/5 bonus poker and bonus aces and faces; and 9/7/5 double bonus poker. These games are spread in denominations from half-dollars to five dollars. Total Rewards loyalty program. Does Bally's have any play x-number of hours and get a free Sunday-Thursday room deal in the works? I got a free room in AC on 9/15 at Caesar's unrelated to poker or any comps (the wife got approved for the Total Rewards Visa and one perk of the card is a free room) and I anticipate playing at Bally's since it's right there. Bally's Atlantic City; Number of Rooms: 1214: Number of Suites: 24: Price Range ($) 56-319: Exclusive Deals: Wine Down Package, Turn Up The Romance Package, Pop, Fizz, Clink Package: Amenities: Buck Wild Arcade, WSOP Poker Room, Party Pit.

reference above as I began to digress too much.

I won't say excellent because a number of the dealers would sporadically call out the action and when you are in seat 1 or 10 that is quite helpful, but all in all they were good. Friendly and skilled at their trade. There is one sexy little asian girl who totally screwed me in regards to the hands she dealt me but I absolutley fell in love with. She got tipped well and she was a good at what she did.

one word: fast. It sucks waiting around for your drink. You never will here.

nothing special nothing bad so you get an average.

comps are decent at any of Harrah's properties.

The Bally’s Casino floor is very easy to navigate. I’m not saying it’s small, but it would be very hard to get lost here – even after 8+ cocktails. To get to the Ballys sportsbook is a little tough as it is located downstairs by the food court. You have to go down the escalators in the back of the casino (on the way to the pool & monorail) and walk through the mall.

On the first level, are the main casino, several bars, Jubilee Theatre and the walkway to the Paris Hotel. The casino feature 67,000 square feet of gaming floor space with the usual slot machines and tables.

Here is the latest updated Bally’s property map.

Ballys Las Vegas Casino/Hotel Map JPG image. Click to enlarge. Here is the PDF version.

Please note that the lower level (called Ballys Avenue Shops on the map) has updated their food court area in 2013 and is not on this map from 2012. Everything else on the map is pretty accurate.

Current dining option at the Ballys food court:

Johnny Rockets
Nathan’s Famous
Pan Asian Express
Sbarro
Subway

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History of Ballys

Once known as the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino until it was renamed Bally’s in 1985 after being sold to the Bally’s Entertainment Group, this hotel was regarded as the first real “mega” hotel on the strip when it opened in 1973. At the time of its opening, it was considered the largest hotel in the world with 2,084 rooms, and set a new tone of luxury in Las Vegas that would not be surpassed until The Mirage was built many years later. Designed by Martin Stern, Jr. it cost a then staggering $106 million dollars.

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Bally’s set the tone for a new era in Las Vegas history in the 1970’s. While The Strip was populated with smaller, less modern hotels, Bally’s featured many amenities, including a wide selection of shows, shopping, and upscale restaurants. It contained two theatres, The Celebrity Room, where The Carpenters and Barry Manilow often performed, and The Ziegfeld Stage.

Seven years after opening, the hotel suffered a devastating fire that started in one of the casino’s kitchens, which quickly spread, killing 85 guests and employees. This was one of the worst high-rise fires in history. As a result of this tragedy, improvements in hotel safety were executed throughout the world.

In less than a year, Bally’s was rebuilt and an additional tower opened in 1981. The hotel has since been sold and resold, and today its current owner is Caesars Entertainment Corporation. The casino has been remodeled and the hotel currently features 2814 guest rooms in the North and Jubilee (formerly known as South) Towers.

Jubilee (North) Tower

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The Jubilee (North) Tower elevators are located directly in front of hotel security in the far northeast portion of the casino. The majority of the rooms are located here and were last renovated in 200. At this location, you have quicker access to the pools and the Monorail station. The Jubilee Tower rooms are accessible from the southwest corner of the casino. The rooms were renovated in September 2013, and many guests report that the views are better in this tower.

The pool can be accessed from the underground mall, which has a variety of restaurants, video arcade, several stores and kiosks. This is also the way to monorail station that is located behind Ballys. Bally’s has two pools, one very large central pool in the middle, and the second, smaller pool that is geared more toward children. There is a pool café as well as bar and plenty of lounge chairs for guests.

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While at one time this was the best hotel in Las Vegas, today, it is showing its age, however for many guests, the prices of rooms and fantastic location are a reason to stay.