510 reviews of Casino M8trix 'So I have probably been to every casino there is in California, Reno, and Tahoe; and have been going since I was 20 -this review is based on my experience with casinos and my experience in hospitality. The outside looks and feels like a casino, so there is a bit of hype that can stir you up for what inside has to offer, but.the inside is completely anti-climatic.

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• M8trix is just like any casino, there is an $1 ante for their table gambles, and it's a pretty simple casino. For sure it's nothing like vegas, but as I said. It's a nice place to grab couple drinks with friends at Zone8, play poker, or the table games since it's local.
• Casino M8trix Review Home » Casino Reviews » California Casinos & Gambling » Casino M8trix Review Casino M8trix, located in San Jose, is one of the most popular and modern card rooms in the San Francisco Bay Area. To locals, it was long known as the Garden.
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Played here briefly last week. Casino M8trix is fairly new and a very spacious casino. The poker 'room' is an area that's about 1/3 of the casino. There was more room between poker tables than any place I recall playing (guessing they built in planning on more tables). Everything is in good shape, the staff at the desk was friendly. I really liked that they took my phone number and texted me when my seat was ready as a standard practice.

While that's modern and 'high tech', parts of the poker experience are a decade or two in the past. The chairs are fixed height and don't adjust. Also they make a new player has to post or wait for the blinds to get a hand. This was common in Las Vegas 10 years ago but every other room has gotten rid of this rule.

In the brief time, the players seemed average to a bit below.