Not the best dueling piano bar I have been to, but if you haven't been to one you are in for a real treat. First the things that were done right. We went on a Tuesday night so it wasn't very crowded and we got a table. The waitress kept our drinks full and was extremely nice. There was one guy making a bit of a ruckus on stage and the bouncer was nice but firm. Pushing him off the stage but letting him stay in the bar. The pianists were very funny and had a great sense of humor about things. The place was large and clean and had a much more "local" feel to it. My friend and I drank the whole night for about $60 and no cover which makes it way cheaper than anything on the strip. The crown seemed nice, a mix of college age up to an old prospector missing a front tooth in the back of the room. Everyone has a good time.
My only complaints are minor. First it closes at 2 and most people start clearing out around 1 so you need to get there early if you want the whole night. The piano repertoire is a little weak, we requested under pressure by queen and only got ice ice baby. My other friend requested something by taylor swift but they didn't know any, though if they don't know the request you get your money back. There are bathroom attendants which means another person I have to tip on a guilt trip. I got a ride back with a friend so I am not sure if there is cab service from there or if you have to call. Finally there isn't much of a place to dance.
Catch a cab from anywhere on the strip and it'll cost you between $15-25. The bar is located on the west side of the Town Square, and the town square is decently sized so try to get the cabbie to drop you off there. If you are driving, it is easier to take the 15 south and avoid the strip. They do songs that pay the most first and 5 is an average. 10 should jump you to the front of the line and 20 means they comment on your selection as well.
So save some cash, have some fun, and go to the newest piano bar in town.