I can only comment on their poker room. Cash game is usually 3/6 LH, occasionally 4/8 LH and 1/2 NLHE. Tournaments are very fast (Sunday's $33 tourney has 40BB starting stack with 12m rounds). Lots of poker players are local folks over the age of 40. Field is pretty soft and tight. If you need serious action - go to Tulalip. If you want to play poker and have fun - you might like it.

Ughhhhh if I want to lose I will go to Angels. I wouldn't mind losing if I could at least play for 30 minutes or so, I'm not sure why it feels so cursed there. Are they trying to pay out less to save more for more additions or to make up on costs already spent?? Not sure what the case is, but it's way too frustrating to drive all the way out there just to blow 100 bucks in 15 minutes time after time. Compared to Tulalip this casino seems like a rip off.

My friend and I decided to go there to play instead of Snoqualmie or Tulalip like we usually do for blackjack. It was a bit uncomfortable from the start.

We bought in for $500 each and were playing for a decent amount of time. Next thing we know, four pit bosses are just staring at us. We can't figure out why until a dealer comes to us and tells us they think we're card counters. Card Counters! In a six deck game! Plus, I was losing over $200 and my friend was down at least $1,200.

There's absolutely no way I am going to play at a casino that is so paranoid about its money that it would make its bigger bettors feel uncomfortable. Why sweat your players like that? As if the casino doesn't make enough money.

After all the time waiting for the "new and improved" Angel of the Winds Casino, I was very dissapointed. The food in kate's is the same, grateful for that at least. The slot machines are much tighter and it is a bit confusing as you have to use money for some and tickets for others.

The warmth and friendliness of the old casino is gone. The decor tends to make one feel uncomfortable as the colors actually put a person off. They should sue the person who chose those colors... I miss the real Angel of the Wins.

Wife and I loved the old Angels and played there instead of the " others " close by. Came to the new and improved(?) Angels, got very little play time on the machines, some machines accept your card while others do not,(sort of like the Tulalip) and the waitress screwed up our order twice because she said she didn't need to write it down! It was a disappointment on our 1st visit to the new Angels. Will we be back? Not if the Snoqualmie Casino shows us what it takes with their play, service, food and staff !