I occasionally hit for $20 to $100 on penny to $1 machines,but mostly small hits after i'm down. Since they opened i'v been there maybe 200 times and won $1500 once and $300 once after loosing thousands. If you hit the slots only, it's has a big variety that will be sure to please.īeen there maybe 100 times or more this year, don't know how many last year, and no luck on average playing slots! I only win on poker and roulette and loose it on slots trying to hit it big. We ended up winning $50 duing the free play - we took the money and ran! =) Anyhow, overall this place is ok, but not up to the standards of some of the other 'big boy' casino mentioned above. We joined the club, put a dollar in and used our free $10. The catch here is that you have to put money into the machine to use the 'free' $10, and have to become part of the slot club.

Also, they gave us both a '$10 of free slot play' coupon. If you are a gambler who likes table games, skip this place and head to Hollywood, French Lick, or Rising Star. Kinda a cheapened version of the real thing.

The dealer stands there and - does nothing useful.

The blackjack tables look like normal tables, but each seat has small touch-screen monitor in front of it. But, there was a session or two where we put $20 in a quarter machine, and never got one hit. We felt that the slots were tight - although we left 'up'. They have a very large selection of slots, including a large number of Wheel of Fortune slots (most casinos seem to limit this very popular machine). We visited Indiana Live! for the first time last night.

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