Machines are mainly new and there are a lot of them. The one in the middle is nicer and decently priced. Also, the food court is on par with a bad Jersey mall.

I think that it's fine and well to try to gin up business with a bit of sex, but the attempts are flatly transparent. Also, I've never seen more freakishly attired waitresses, sorry. It's hard to find much to play for under 50 cents, and there are so many conversions to points that are tricky and poorly indicated that I've played $5, as an advanced player, accidentally one too many times. The casino itself is nice enough although the machines are set too high, higher than Vegas actually, and higher than any other Native American casino that I've been to in California. Why so many times, one might ask, if the machines are so tight? Because I've been invited on and on.

I am quite used to the concept of 'losing' and even 'losing streaks.' I've just visited the Graton Casino for the fifth time, and I have spent a few hundred dollars there now on all manner of slots, and I have lost every cent thus far, as have all of the people I've gone with. Let me first say that I adore slots and play them eagerly anywhere I can.

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