They closed it a little while ago. They had been planning it for a while. Resorts/Hilton (owned by the same company) has always had a fleeting fancy for poker. The room at Resorts -- which for a while was the best in the city, closed, they closed Hilton and they closed the LV Hilton Poker room. Sad to see another poker room bite the dust, but I think poker in general has hit its high point and is starting the downward trend. Maybe when the economy picks back up that will change.