The slots in this place are horribly tight.
It's highway robbery. Might as well throw
your money to their driveway and don't
waste your time.

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.

Well, the new casino is here, and they did a nice job on it. The deli and restaurant are pretty nice, not as bright or as large as the Clearwater down south, but new and clean. They have a cigar room, The facilities are fantastic, but guess what? Those slots were trucked across the parking lot, and they still suck. The machines most likely payback at 92-95%, but they do so like the Emerald Queeen; rare and absurd payouts. In a casino this size, it's like being on a few small networks--one guy hits big and everyone loses money for the next 15 minutes. At least now with the cavernous clean new building, you won't have to hear everyone in the place swearing at their machines.