2/5 Peter B. 4 months ago on Google
The
only
non-native
owned
and
operated
casino
in
the
state
also
features
a
security
team
which
is
a
branch
of
the
NM
State
Police.
If
not
for
the
location
and
some
good
food
at
reasonable
pricing
they
would
have
fewer
clients
than
the
measly
attendance
numbers
usually
on
tap.
Why
you
may
ask?
A
good
percentage
of
the
active
machines
don't
hit
for
S
blank
blank
blank
T.
the
rest
of
the
machines
are
either
inactive
or
antiquated
to
the
point
of
having
buttons
that
don't
work.
Few
people
I
know
who
are
avid
gamblers
hit
there;(tight
slots)
so
if
it
were
not
in
the
middle
of
the
city
it
would
draw
no
crowd
at
all.
Greener
pastures
lure
with
more
promise
and
glitzier
trappings
elsewhere
such
as
Sandia,
Santa
Ana
and
even
Isleta.
The
crowd
is
from
the
disenfranchised
masses
who
lack
transportation
to
go
anywhere
else.
A
great
place
to
throw
away
bills
but
one
can
do
that
at
a
strip
club
or
right
out
the
car
window,
and
at
least
you
get
some
satisfaction
from
those
acts.
If
I
sound
like
I
am
bashing
this
establishment
solely
and
too
harshly,
I
apologize
because
the
truth
is
that
1
in
6
machines
should
hit
80%
over
it's
lifetime
in
payouts
(low
enough
return)
but
that
just
isn't
the
case
here
in
the
Land
Of
Entrapment
and
it
has
only
gotten
worse
with
fewer
players
and
less
cycling
of
the
machines
so
that
even
hardcore
slot
players
are
thumbing
their
noses
at
marketed
incentives
in
favor
of
other
entertainment
venues.
The
over-inflation
in
the
economy
post-
COVID
isn't
helping
either.
My
advice
to
ailing
operator's
is
simple...loosen
up
your
slots
to
a
reasonable
degree.
We
don't
mind
lifting
you
from
poverty
but
picking
our
bones
clean
so
that
you
can
live
in
corrupted
quasi-
Royalty
can't
be
sustained.
We
can
get
screwed
anywhere
we
spend
our
hard-earned
cash,
at
least
use
some
lubricant
for
love's
sake
..you
will
thank
me
in
the
morning.
Cheers