Some machines were paying and triggering bonuses in the morning. But close to noon, the winning tapered off and, before I could blink, I was down $800 - and my betting ranged from $1-8 per spin, not extranomically expensive. The property must be money hungry or something.

Now what I'm about to write next is not a reflection on the property entirely but I feel the need to write it. There are too many entitled guests who must visit the place quite often. For example, there was a guy who goes around telling other guests to turn down the machine they are playing because he has a hearing aid on. Everybody else must comply with his wishes, but not me and I had to let him know that "this is a casino, not a library. And that I'm going to have fun because I'm paying to have fun. Therefore I can turn up the volume on whichever machine I'm playing." He got mad because he thought he could his way like he does all the time. Then there was another guy who wanted to hog up all 3 machines when he can only sit at one, just because he came in there with wads of cash. I was like, sir you're not the only one who wants to play this game too. He's also used to having his way too perhaps. Anywho I mentioned both incidents to the security guards, and they told me that they are locals and that, there is nothing they can do. At that point, I was done. My vibe was killed.

In summary, this casino is the smallest casino I've been to. Therefore they don't have as many machines as one may think. They need to enforce a one machine per person policy or something. To have one person hogging up all 3 machines along an entire row is ridiculous. And the manager needs to talk to that guy with the hearing aid, like who TF is he to tell somebody to turn down their machine that they are playing?

Anywho I won't be back