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Table Games:
Blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, Let It Ride, Pai Gow, Carribean
Stud. All the table games are surrounded by a jungly atmosphere.
Tha casino is fairly small, so there are not a lot of tables
open.
Machines:
What used to be the best video poker in Las Vegas has lost its
luster and you're better off at Sam's
Town, Fiesta or the Santa
Fe, among others. Every VP machine is full-pay. Slots are
pretty standard. They offer some nickel full-pay VP in many varieties.
Bet Minimums:
$1 blackjack, quarter roulette, and best of all, quarter craps
with glorious10x odds! The limits go up on weekends, holidays
and weeknights at their whim. If you want to play craps in the
middle of a Savanna, get your rhinocerous-hide butt out here.
There are more than one $1 BJ tables, and there are seats available
for us cheapskates. Heck, last time we played there, they even
added a table just so we could play for a dollar a hand.
Cocktails?
Very good, as long as you're tipping. We had a waitress who came
by three times in about 40 minutes. Rumor is that they are trying
to get you drunk so you don't play video poker to your full potential.
Who Gets Comps?
They're pretty dang tight with comps, but who needs them when
you're getting cold hard cash playing video poker? They used
to be much more generous, but apparently found it not in their
best interest.
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