I've been to the casino 3 times so far, and I feel it's pretty good for the size of the area it's in. Some of the dealers are VERY inexperienced, unfortunately, I've had to be sure to check the math when they get a good hand at the blackjack tables. I have a few dealers who are VERY good at the job, and they are definitely NOT interested in the house winning, as they're always willing to give you a good piece of advice on what you should and shouldn't be doing, which is very helpful in the case of someone who's new to the game. The tables are ok, but they are not in the habit of an inexpensive table where you'd stand a chance to win a lot. I'm going to be a regular there, as I feel like there's no reason to be a high roller to stand a chance of winning big amounts of money. I'd like to say it is a few things shy of being a good experience all around though, as much as I like it. The 2 biggest problems with it, so far as I can see, from my somewhat limited time to explore the rest of the place, and lack of experience with the other casinos in the area, are the drinks. I have a hard time getting a comped drink, though I HAVE had them comped, but it was after I had spent about 8 or 9 hours at the same table, and I had won QUITE a bit more than I came in with. However, when I did start getting the free drinks, I was told by the waitress that the drinks were free, and I was actually supposed to be getting them free for a while already, she had given me the money I had spent on my drinks back to me, which was nice, but I'd rather know about the drinks being free when they are, not like 2 hours later. The second complaint, is a common one, from what I've seen in the reviews. The dealers are inexperienced to the point that I have to say that they've got the math wrong. As an example, I was playing last night, and the guy next to me had a good hand, and beat the dealer by a point, for a decent payout, but the dealer had called it a losing hand. It wasn't, and I corrected the dealer, and the guy got paid, but only after calling the pit boss over. The good dealers that are there, are looking to get you a win, and will often just about argue with you to get you the best chance of winning. It has its faults, but I'm pretty sure that they're going to get it in order before too long, and the experience is still fun.