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Our 13th Annual Guide to the Best Slot Paybacks in the Nation by Frank Legato It has been a dozen years since Casino Player first gave recognition to the casinos that had shown themselves to be the most generous in the nation. It was 1994 when the magazine first issued awards to the casinos […]
Meets all the requirements to make it a favorite slot club by Jeffrey Compton I am usually loath to answer the question “What is your favorite slot club?” However, I have no problem answering the question “What is your favorite slot club in Atlantic City?” because I do have a clear choice—the My Borgata Rewards […]
Our 14th annual Loosest Slots Awards point to the best payouts in the land by Frank Legato Where are the loose slots? It is a question players ask our slot experts. It is a question they ask slot attendants or floor persons in casinos, holding out a tip for possible direction to those games […]
Cruises create a poker player’s paradise by Len Butcher Sun. Sand. Straight flush. What more could anyone who loves traveling and playing poker want? And that’s just what Classic Gaming Cruises offers, including a lot more, for those looking for the perfect vacation. Classic Gaming Cruises have been operating for more than 10 years, […]
The House of Blues signals new diversity at the Showboat and for the Atlantic City entertainment scene by Frank Legato The Showboat’s Mardi Gras casino has catered to the same loyal market for most of its 18 years. Ever since its opening in 1987, the Showboat has been a favorite of the World War […]
Station takes Red Rock to innovative new heights by Rob Wiser On April 18, Station Casinos, the juggernaut of the Las Vegas locals gaming market, opened its 15th property in Southern Nevada. Officially titled Red Rock Casino Resort Spa—but commonly referred to as Red Rock Station—this $925-million property represents the company’s greatest achievement to […]
In the Northeast, Native American resorts stand tall by Rob Wiser Nowhere is the phenomenon of tribal gaming more pronounced than in the dense forests of Eastern Connecticut. First-time visitors to its pair of immense resorts, Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, are invariably stunned at just how big they are. Each contains an amazing array […]
Having weathered Katrina, Gulf Coast gaming enjoys record-breaking success by Rob Wiser It’s been just over two years since Hurricane Katrina turned Mississippi’s Gulf Coast into a national tragedy. All of its 12 casinos shut down in the wake of the storm, having sustained varying degrees of damage. Some were able to begin repairs […]
by Scott A. Aruti The mesmerizing Western sun rises above the picture-perfect desert landscape, ushering in yet another beautiful Southern Nevada morning. Amongst the ever-growing suburban communities in the Las Vegas valley, the idyllic neighborhood of Silverado Ranch rests comfortably on the outer edge of the famed Las Vegas Strip’s southernmost stretch—gorgeous, sun-kissed days […]
Casinos reopening, but area remains a disaster by Rob Wiser At the time of this writing, it had been nearly five months since Hurricane Katrina hit. With each passing week, this epic tragedy—which arrived on August 29, 2005—fades a bit more from the national consciousness. But step off the plane in Gulfport, MS, as I […]