I live in Oregon. Oregon Casino are Ok but found them tightening the slots and payout on table games bonus that was making trip painful. Took a trip to lucky eagle about 1 year ago. Hotel stays are good, staff very helpful, Non smoking slot room great, Food choices good, Buffee is good the fried shrimp great. Always have some special games in the bar, one free shrimp on Mondays. Payout bonus on pai gow could be higher. video,poker payout could be better, only 4 machines. Has single deck black game. But over all I have many positive trips.Freeway drive from Portland Ore is easy.
Thanx for the Fun Time. Mike
Stayed one nite in the hotel good. Gaming in the casino area not too bad for smoke. Can also go to the Non smoking slot room. I won on the slots. The table games blackjack and dice and other games have good rules 3 dollar blackjack. Good breakfast in sitdown rest. The buffet was better that good. All the people were very friendly. Will be back soon. the video poker machine was very good to me.
Let's face it--slot playing in Washington State is a zero sum game. You're gonna lose, especially if you play slots at the wrong time. Keep an eye on the ATM vs the Ticket Redemption machine line for starters. The Lucky Eagle sets its machines at 96%, which is about as good as you will find in this state. I still lose almost 2 for 1 at the Lucky Eagle, which is far better than I could say about any other casino in the area. At least they have a grasp on making the experience of parting with cash as bearable as possible. If you play long enough to get a Preferred status in their Players Club, they send nice comp offers to you that others don't. They offer you a free night in their new hotel, which has a nice, clean pool; non smoking rooms, HDTV, a new free breakfast room, and friendly service. The Class two slot rooms in the hotel are fun to play small amounts just to get the bonuses figured out on the machines. In addition, the Players Club also gives out free slot play coupons, and a coupon good for a free meal in one of the restaurants. The food isn't spectacular, but it won't kill you either. In addition, waitresses bring around trays of soft drinks throughout the gaming area, which is much more pleasant than the shrill chirping of "cocktails" found in other casinos in the Seattle area. The staff is very friendly, and tries to take an interest in every patron, which can be difficult to respond to if you have been violently sheared by a slot machine that didn't get the memo about the 96% payback. If you decide to play in Washington, this is the best gaming experience you can have around here. And whatever you do, don't ruin it by playing rush hour to last call. Save your pennies for the morning hours, and spend the evening drinking free pop by the hot tub.
On our anniversary trip around WA we enjoyed the Lucky Eagle for a couple of days. We had dinner at the buffet one evening and the food was good, nice selection. The deli was ok. The sit down cafe was the best for breakfast..actually it was the only choice..the buffet has very limited hours and days. The casino is long and has a huge selection of machines. A nice sized non smoking area. We were staying in our rv and they have a park under constuction with reasonable rates. Just a concrete slab with electricity for now. Shuttle from casino to your rig for free.
