I only play video poker, a game of skill, and wouldn't enjoy mindlessly pressing buttons on the Class II slots. But video poker players should avoid the Winstar. They have only one bank of combined video poker/keno machines in the huge casino, and it's difficult to find a spot at those. That's the good news. The bad news is the stinking payouts, 7 on a full house, 5 on a flush, worst I've seen in the state. Plus comp points tally more slowly on video poker than on the other slots. We went there once, finding the free buffet to be quite good, but we'll never return until they make their video poker pay tables competitive.