Stone Age Gambling
Back in the day the Emerald served the most tender, succulent baby back ribs I had ever experienced. No, I've never been to the Kansas City annual BBQ fest, but will. I stayed in a jacuzzi suite which was wonderful. Quiet, comfortable, clean. The gambling needs work, though - needs to be brought into the 21st century. In Pai Gow, the players should have the option of banking. And baccarat and craps need higher limits. In Niagara Falls I can play $10,000 hands, at Turning Stone, only $1,000. When I'm hot, I want them to PAY, it doesn't happen often enough. It's not like someone on a streak is going to bankrupt them and it might even start a buzz if somebody won, say, $100,000 at baccarat. Now they are having a tournament later this month but nobody will tell me any details, just the sketchy double-speak of the mailer. And please, back in the day I played baccarat there when you guys had a full-sized table and the limit was $5,000, and I played many a hand for $5,000, so stop sending me coupons for a $1.99 cheeseburger and fries. Fire your bean counters and put people in charge who know how to attract and treat high rollers. Upstate NY is becoming a slum, especially now that Kodak has gone belly-up, but there are still a few of us high rollers out here who like your place but go to the Falls instead because of the aforementioned items. I notice a lot of the negative comments here seem to have been written by one ignorant person with a weak grasp of the English language. LOL Epic fail, Pedro.