May 28 '17 at 5:08
Bingo staff are by far the friendliest in the area and help make playing bingo more enjoyable. They are polite and are constantly ready to help anyone in need. They get to know the "regulars" and make everyone feel special and welcome to tl play.
The casino, however, is small and not a comfortable environment to gamble in. Between tight/cramped spaces, constantly full of smoke and its clientele I usually don't like to spend much time in playing there. The machines appear to be set amongst the lowest "payout" in comparison to similar casinos. The players card is even lacking any real incentive to return with very little "free play". They lack updated games that are popular. The casino also has an extremely short supply of the more desired machines that lead to customers waiting for available machines and players often saving them as they leave for extended periods of time, often times not returning. The casino also allows non-playing customers tie up popular machines by to sitting and visiting with others as waiting customers look on and wait. Because of it's location the casino has an issue with subjects obviously under the influence of narcotics and often ask for money from other customers. Unlike the bingo hall, where they continuously make changes for the better, the casino fails to do so.
