When this casino first opened, their payback was 92%. That was one of the best in the state, though still somewhere you don't want to go too often. They have gradually dropped to now a bit above 89%, the third WORST in the state and closing fast. To add insult to injury, they have been beating to death their new "Play more, be happy!" advertising campaign over the last couple years. I think it started about the time they cut the slot club points by over half.

I think this place actually has a chance to go out of business once they have bled all the suckers and addicts dry. That's saying something for a casino with no nearby competition. They want their customers money as QUICKLY as possible, entertainment be damned. Play more, go bankrupt faster is more like it!