and they had nothing, just a dealer and a room manager. on Saturday night, I waited until 9:30 p.m.

Though the announced official opening hour of the poker room was listed as 6 p.m., and though the poker room manager said that poker would be definitely be underway by 8 p.m. The problem at the Fiesta is that they may not have a game going. It's a nicely appointed, small segregated room up on the second floor to the right as you enter the casino. The Fiesta is the least appealing of the rooms, though not for reasons of ambience. I visited them all during a recent three-day stay in the city, and here's my report on each of them. The three rooms in Lima are the Fiesta, the Majestic, and the Atlantic City.

In other words, unlike in other casinos around the world, no money was lost as a result of changing money from one currency into the other. They also give you the bank rate when you buy back your dollars, even without a receipt for the original transaction. The casinos all offer the official bank rate when you buy your soles (provided you are planning on using the currency in the casino). Following Peruvian usage, I will use 'S/.' to indicate soles (and '$' for dollars).Ĭhanging dollars into soles and back again is very easy, and with little to no risk of getting a bad rate. Even so, some of the poker that's spread is spread in dollars. Currently the conversion rate is a little over 3 soles to $1 USD. Two are less than a block apart, making it possible to sample them all during even a brief stay in the city. All three rooms are conveniently located within an easy walk of one another, in the upscale neighborhood of Miraflores. Phew! It is spread in three poker rooms in Lima, the nation's capital. Yep! You can still get your poker fix when in Peru. If you're headed to Peru any time soon, we've got good news for you.

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