I've expressed my frustration with it to the floor managers on all three shifts, but while they all acknowledge it is bad, none of them seem very hopeful that it will change. Yes, the lighting continues to be a challenge. I also can't see how this room will remain any sort of go to destination once Wynn opens. And I can see how they'd splashy during more peak hours, but I'm not a fan and won't go out of my way to play there. The games are soft - that much is apparent. Dealers were probably a notch below the average for one of the charity NH poker rooms, but not by any means terrible.

Part of what I like about 2-5 is the faster pace of play but not in this case - slow on every hand. Open seats weren't timely filled, and this was when the lists were 1-5 people deep, so I can imagine how bad that must get. I could hardly see the suits of my cards.

I was seated at $2/$5 immediately, and I found the tables fine but the lighting terrible. Parking was easy but they sure don't go out of the way to let folks know where the room is, and the location - although great for lack of exposure to smoke - isn't conductive to people deciding to give poker a try. I went to TR for the first time on Sunday, as I had to drop my sons off nearby and had a couple of hours to kill.

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