I hope not. We deal with 18 year olds at Winstar and it's a huge pain.Originally Posted by darrellk
I hope not. We deal with 18 year olds at Winstar and it's a huge pain.
Ok this place is open now and went up to check it out this morning.
It is super, super small, but nice. You walk right in and get your card and it opens into the non-smoking room. Some doors open into the smoking room which I think is backwards because people will come in smoking.
The machines are all clones of ones we know. 88 fortunes, Mustang Money, China Shores(ish), MooLaLa, etc. Most with slightly different names.Some poker machines and high limit reels. I played the dollar reels hoping that they were red screen machines ( I couldn't tell), but I never got more than a cherry.
We won a little and then played it all back - so typical trip. There is a free coke/coffee station and an in house restaurant that we didn't try.
It's just an 1:15 from my house so it will be a fun place for an evening out or a short Sunday morning trip like today.
Here's one pic from a bonus
Thanks Kim, I use to go years ago. I don't like the drive on 59, once out of Houston though it's a nice ride. Was it crowded at the time you went?
When I want fun I go to a casino....Nothing like a cock, slot and a handy!!
No, we went very early this morning and it was almost empty. The new Grand Parkway runs right by my neighborhood so we jumped on that and got to 59 really quick so it was an easy drive. But 59 through town is awful, I agree.
Thanks Brandon, I think so to, but I forgot to look at the brand. I tried them just a bit but never even got a line hit. When I looked at the pays it only showed the bingo patterns, so I wasn't sure.
Early like 9:00am @KimKyle. Also, what is a red screen?
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When I want fun I go to a casino....Nothing like a cock, slot and a handy!!
VGT wasn't one of the manufacturers that I heard they have... I did hear they have some Castle Hill Gaming http://www.castlehillgaming.com/ Castle Hill Gaming was started by some ex VGT folks and the games look very similar. Not sure how similar they play, but I would guess pretty close.
No we got there about 7. We were up early and wanted to see it without a crowd.
A red screen is the bonus feature in those VGT class 2 machines we play in Oklahoma.
Thanks @Warren . That's the ones they have. I forgot to look at manufacturers but I will next time.
It's interesting they were allowed to reopen, but I probably wouldn't go. I'm not a fan of Class II bingo machines anyways. Can't wait to hear how they do though in the first few months.
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