KEEP DRIVING TO ANY CASINO IN MISSISSIPPI. This was my second time visiting the only casino in North Carolina. The beautiful surroundings and elegant design of the casino has much to offer except one thing: a fair gamble. This Caesar's property which kept its Harrah's name has very, very tight slots and should be avoided. I personally sent several thousand dollars through the dollar slots and only got single cherries and double bars. The lock and second spin machines are mostly all gone. They have what is called "Cherokee Lottery Wheels" which enter you in a drawing for a prize determined by denomination. This has the negative effect of having to report any win over $600.00 to the IRS. But don't count on those. The speaker announces small wins of $400 and $500 while you play but you will lose money. They also have several monitors showing how much the casino has paid out in wins over a 24 hour period and this is a real joke. It includes every cherry and double bar that has been gambled back into the machine. Only the ignorant or naive individual can't figure this out. Save your money for a rafting trip on the Nanatahela and keeping going on to Mississippi. This casino is a sucker's cage that should be avoided at all costs. It truly is the white buffalo for the Cherokees.