We get constant comps, freebies and cash offers for coming in regularly and you'll notice that most of the promos are geared towards people who will be around all month, not just for a few days. These places know their customer base and cater to us. We like to gamble for entertainment and are smart enough to know that $10-$50 a night is plenty when one visits twice a week or more. We're not going to blow through a year's worth of savings in three days we're not here on vacation with wads of $100 bills burning holes in our pockets. Tip: Stay away from the large progressive slot machines if you want better payback percentages. I also play BJ there because they have some of the best rules in town for lower limit games. VP pay tables are out in the open for anyone with knowledge to see and judge for themselves. Sure, everyone still loses eventually and no one visit for an hour or two (or worse, less) can be used to judge paybacks. Many of the machines are set to higher payout percentages than either the strip or FSE. The casino has excellent paying machines and VP, as do most of the Stations and Boyd properties, including 100%+ VP. I've never stayed in their hotel but haven't heard great things about it, which doesn't surprise me since Boulder Station is a local's casino. Honestly, things improve when they get to know you. Sometimes it just takes being a little more aggressive when the hostess passes nearby.

I will agree that the drink service can suck sometimes, but it's not really that bad. One likes it because he won in 20 minutes, one dislikes it because he lost in a similarly short period of time and had lousy drink service. I've read the other reviews and one of them just made me laugh, as he speaks of desperate losers who've lost all their money and are down to nickels and dimes and $10 bills.

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