Overall a decent selection of games for such a low traffic room. They also have one or two low dollar NLHE games and every now and then they can scramble up a FLO game. Any respectable poker room should always be playing with a clean deck. The cards are overplayed to the extent that they are crumpled, curled, and bent. Usually, it must be a full rake pot to count against the kill, but not at SouthPoint, where they often make up their own rules by the way (see discussion below regarding the absence of an actual Poker Rules book on the premises). Lots of low dollar LIMIT games but they have an utterly goofy half-kill rule whereby the kill attaches after the same player wins ANY TWO POTS, regardless of the size of the pot. They often have the final table of tourneys right against the rail and several times I have had to hack and cough my way through the table. And honestly, the room has a decent enough set up, as far away as possible from the main floor, but still open and subject to rail-smokers. One thing you never see here - a smile from anyone on staff.
