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Apr 15 '18 at 22:51

Is any casino where you're chances of winning cut in half every 30 minutes good? Ymmv to put it simply but for the review we will talk about the grounds. It's descent. The building is rather new with a few additions here and there. Restrooms are generally well maintained and looked after. Parking is always available , sometimes having to walk further measured in yards not quarter miles. It's not the biggest establishment but may be the friendliest. Games there I won't review either. They say good luck to you when you get a players card and when you change your ticket for your winnings or losses. Good luck :)
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