3/5 Per H. 1 year ago on Google
Went
to
play
some
slots.
The
place
seems
pretty
quiet,
almost
too
quiet
and
not
buzzing
like
in
a
Vegas
casino.
Make
sure
you
sign
up
to
their
loyalty
programme,
gets
you
discounts
on
food
straight
away.
£1.50
fee
at
their
cash
machines
so
bring
your
own
in
advance.
You
can
use
your
debit
card
for
no
fee
and
put
money
on
a
play
slip
which
you
can
in
turn
use
in
the
machines
but
it's
£100
minimum.
Pretty
good
selection
of
slots
and
new
machines.
Sad
you
can't
play
slots
for
less
than
40p
and
their
max
bet
is
a
whopping
£5!
So,
your
money
doesn't
buy
you
fun
for
a
long
time,
unless
you
can
afford
to
sit
there
making
£5
bets
in
the
hope
of
winning
the
10k
or
20k
jackpot
(not
their
fault
jackpot
is
so
low
this
is
due
to
max
amounts
set
by
the
government
for
their
B1
machines).
Slots
display
actual
balance
in
£
not
credits
like
many
other
places
and
have
a
bizarre
system
where
you
first
put
money
in
then
it
transfers
from
the
"bank"
to
your
play
account
in
batches
of
£10.
The
place
is
a
bit
dull
but
okay
for
a
quick
trip
with
your
friends
to
just
gamble
a
bit.
Table
games
looked
good
and
poker
room
was
very
popular.
No
craps
and
no
keno.
"Free"
coffee
and
soft
drinks
and
bar
menu
was
exciting.
Bar
also
had
food
and
you
could
sit
down
and
have
a
civilized
meal,
very
nice.
Loyalty
programme
okay
-
note
when
you
sign
up
on
the
day
they
give
you
a
500
point
sign
up
bonus
but
you
can't
use
this
until
the
*next*
day
(clever).
Clean
toilets,
several
places
to
just
sit
and
chill.
My
overall
verdict
is:
For
slots
think
twice
and
get
on
a
plane
to
Vegas
instead.
For
table
games,
go
with
a
few
friends
and
just
do
minimum
bets
and
have
fun.
For
poker,
join
a
tournament
if
you
are
any
good.