We have been stopping there for over a year and will NOT be returning. We use the ferry to get there they offer to repay you for, however they keep finding ways to not pay us. This latest excuse after 3 to 4 hours of two of us playing their slots they said because we had not use the ferry in one day. Guess they want to pay for their new building before it's done?

I happened upon this casino early one morning after the clearwater had shut down for the night. I'm glad I did. This is a small casino in comparison to the others I've been to, but it seems to pay out very well at the slots. I've never left there with less than I went in with, and that's the only casino I can say that about. The food was excellent. I always seem to go in the very early morning so the table games are not open, so I can't offer any kind of opinion on those. One complaint about the slots is there seems to be 3 different types of tickets and you can't interchange them.,

We visited this casino on Thursday this week and were very impressed. Now, I will not tell you I won a bunch of money, truthfully the machines seem a little tight with few bonuses. Really need to improve that, but, the casino itself is worth going to see. They have done some extensive remodeling and it is a very modern style. When we pulled into the parking lot, I honestly looked at the style and shape and wondered what does it look like inside. It looked like a huge domed tent or hut, quite large. All along the outside walls is Indian art which is very impressive. I loved the two wooden statues at the entrance.
We entered the lobby and the players club was right there. Love that! Then, we entered the casino. It is a simple, but elegant design with approximately 400 plus modern machines, a beautiful bar in the middle, and very high ceiling with modern art designs over the bar. The ceilings being so high eliminated any smoke problems and we were told they have a very extensive smoke elimination system. The staff, security and player’s club personnel were great and very friendly. The casino was very clean and the cleaning staff was visible and worked very hard to keep it that way.
But the real treat of this casino is the Little Boston Bistro. Besides a very extensive menu, they have an early bird special that is a real treat. For $14.95 you get a 4 course dinner, choosing from 3 selections in each course. Go to their website to see the whole menu plus the special. The atmosphere, wait staff, décor and presentation of their food is extremely impressive. We were very surprised to see “New York Style Presentation” in a medium sized casino out in the country in WA. The food was outstanding, done to our liking and quite a variety. I recommend this highly. We did not eat at the buffet yet but it looked very good also.
Visit this one, you will enjoy seeing it. It is worth going there just for dinner.

I love the casino as a facility and the food, cigar bar, and customer service is great. It is one of the few casinos in the area you can frequent without risking an early death from secondhand smoke. But the payback on slot machines has been dropping. It used to feel like 94-95%, now I would put it in the upper 80%'s. I think the reason is pretty obvious: Clearwater Casino. Sure, the Point is not quite as bad as its nearby competition--that would take some serious effort--but it is hazardous to play here. I'm guessing that every tribal casino around here is trying to figure out how much more profit they can suck out of their mostly blue collar patrons, and seeing how low they can set the payback. The Point may not be the lowest, but they are trying to catch up.
Go for drinks and entertainment, but stay away from the slots.