I totally agree with JOEL M. I live 38 mile from legends I have gambled there several times in the past year. If you like slots, go to wildhorse; if you like table games it's a good place to stop. The food has been great. It is the reason we go there. We just leave them a tip of 20 to 30 dollars in the slots.
I totally disagree with the previous post. For openers, the drive to Wildhorse Casino and Legends is the same for us. We have tried Wildhorse several times and the review he left for Legends is how I feel about Wildhorse.
On the other hand, we have had a wonderful time with each visit to Legends. They actually have individually spinning real reels on some machines, something not found in other eastern Washington casinos.
If the computerized games are your thing, they have those, too. I have walked out with more money than I ever put in. I am so happy that my dad's last trip to a casino was Legends because he did walk out way ahead. Their food is also excellent, the buffet equals those in Vegas.
When Legends first opened 10 years ago, you were able to go down and at least win a few dollars. Now you just donate money and the slots have gotten worse.
It is usually crowded and the service is lousy. The only one winning is the Yakama Indian Tribe. I would not recommend it to any one.
I have donated thousands over the years by playing their slots. It is worth the drive to Wild Horse Casino in Oregon for those that live in central Washington.
