Blackjack Pai Gow Poker Caribbean Stud Poker Let It Ride La Center offers a variety of games and each house can provide the rules and regulations of each of game. In fact, they aren't even cardrooms anymore, but rather casinos with a little of the Las Vegas flair. Taking the deck of cards out of the player's hands is one of the biggest differences between the cardrooms of old and the casinos of new. It's far more pro fessional. Now, players only have to pay the house when they lose.
Patrons play a game of poker at one of the many tables at the Last Frontier in La Center.
Now we have 10 blackjack tables and one poker table. During the weekend evenings, the poker tables are usually filled up and spots at the other tables are few. During the week, though, the crowds aren't nearly as large. The Last Frontier offers mostly poker on its eight tables, leaving blackjack and other house-backed games to the New Phoenix, which is owned by the same company. The occasional game of Omaha may make an appearance if the number of players warrants it, but it is rare.