One would question why such a small casino would need 3 companies to supply dice? After playing there for about 3 months, I was doing a lot of observing...the fact that the dice were not marked with the Treasure Chest logo on them, which the gaming commission says is a requirement, or the real erratic behavior with the dice? When some of their better shooters, on certain days, could not even hold the dice for a point. Why do the 2 tables downstairs play totally different than the table upstairs? And, at times, the 2 downstairs tables...the dice leave the table quite often, which slows down the game...house advantage! Or the dealers arguing over simple payouts that they have been doing for years? Or them constantly putting their hands out when the dice are out? They are playing with the chips constantly on the table, for no good reason! They are selective, at best, with enforcing the rules! And, the gaming commission, states that only 1 dice must hit the back wall, not both! Its a good place to go IF all you want to do is give them your money! I was assured by their operations manager that they have the utmost integrity...that is real hard to believe when you watch a roulette dealer call number 27 red, with the ball sitting in 10 black? And, pay 27 red! What was this dealer watching? Light bulbs have been burnt out in this place for the longest time, and they can't even change those, or they play music and slot machines so loud that the dealers can't even hear what is being called on tables! There is nothing fun or exciting or even entertaining about this facility! Question yourself, if you intend on playing craps!