The really awful dude spends the whole time loudly complaining to the other dealers about other players who didn't tip. While almost all of them are extremely nice and do their best to make it fun even when you're the only person at the table (Which is often), there's one surly dude who's always there and then one other really awful dude. $10 tables pretty consistently.īUT, the real reason I'll never go back are the dealers. I really wanted to like this place since it was a shorter drive for me, but it's pretty empty/dead most afternoons, even on superbowl Sunday. After 4 visits like this, I decided this wasn't my spot.īoomtown Casino: This one is just outside Reno, closer to the California border. Lots of angry silent dudes betting several hundred $$$ at a time on don't pass and making me feel like I was invading/ruining their fun. I was the only one doing any clapping/cheering, etc. Really ruined the vibe of the table since no one was even happy when there were hot streaks. There's also, for some reason, the highest percentage of players I've ever seen playing the dark side there, and they all seem like regulars. The dealers are nice and efficient at running the tables. It's been $15 on Sunday afternoons, $25 on Saturdays. There is a second table that they'll open occasionally, but usually at night or during peak hours. I generally go weekend afternoons and several times I've had to waste my time playing blackjack because there's not a spot at the table.

The main craps table is located just inside and to the left of the main entrance. The parking lot is absolutely massive and unless you're a loyalty player, you'll have to park very far away. It's huge, new, and built to look like Vegas. GSR: This is by far the nicest (read:fanciest) casino in the area. I live a reasonable drive from the Reno area and have been visiting some casinos trying to find my 'home base'.

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