The slots don’t work. The bonuses don’t work. It is no fun if your always loosing.

I've gambled at many casinos in my life, but this casino has the TIGHTEST SLOTS I have ever played.

I don't mind losing money, but this place doesn't even give you a chance. I lost $500 in less than an hour last time, playing quarter machines... Most casinos, I can play for 5-6 hours with $500.

Some places, you win a little, lose a little... But this place, I went through hundreds of dollars without winning any more than $1-$2 dollars on a spin.

Every single pull was a loser, 1 after another. I went through $100's of dollars without hitting a bonus round, and when I finally did hit a bonus round, I won $6.00.

Also, I've been to this casino about 7-8 times over the past couple years, and every time I've had the same results. I have NEVER EVER walked out of this casino a winner, and this is coming from a seasoned slot player...

Other casinos, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but this place I have NEVER won, nor have I really seen anybody else win.

Table games were ok. Restaruants are very good. But slots are the worst ever, out of any casino I've ever been to.

The video poker slots are so tight you never can win. Other slots lose even faster. Table games always too hard to get on table. No fun there.

I am still amazed at what some people feel passes as a nice casino. When I went to Greektown I found it to be way overcrowded, noisy, too smoky, and I hated the poker room. To be fair, poker is my game so I can't comment on the rooms or other table games. But the poker room was terrible. Nothing but a bunch of idiotic kids and cans of Red Bull, so smoky I would never go back, and the food was lousy with high prices for food and drink.

As far as I am concerned, there is only one casino in Detroit that can even compete with "real" casinos and Greektown isn't that casino.

Out of the 3 in Detroit Greektown is my favorite. It's in a fairly nice area of Detroit and close to a lot. The food selection is decent, but the buffet keeps going up in price. When they had the $10 dinner it was an excellent choice. Now it's well over $15 for the same buffet. They also have a 5 guys downstairs which is always a good eat. Tables are always crowded and the minimums are always $10 and above and on the weekends it's more like $20 minimums. Good amount of slows, but the payouts aren't good. The places is almost always crowded on the weekends so it doesn't feel like a very spacious casino except in the new areas. The employees aren't very friendly here or at any of the casinos in Detroit.