Each time we went, we'd bring about $500 each to spend while we were there.

It's imperfect and lacks a hotel or other on-site attractions like the outlet mall near the Tulalip Casino, but I still consider it my favorite place to do a bit of gambling and to eat.My partner and I used to go to this casino at least once a month. I want the nickel video poker machines back and not installed at a bar where everyone sits and watches a sports event and not play the machines. Even the servers seem embarrassed by having to add it to the bill. Are we now not to tip at all? Seems silly to leave an additional $2 or $3 just to get to 20%. We often have great service at the restaurants and typically are very generous with our tips to the servers and bartenders. I guess that's fine and not unusual for large parties, but it's usually just me and my wife and really makes us uncomfortable. and my biggest 'peeve'? For some 'brilliant' reason the restaurants automatically add a 15% service charge to your bill. Better sometimes to drive all the way to the top of the parking garage and walk in by way of the covered walkway at the west end. By the time the elevators get to the 3rd floor, they can be full. To my mind, somebody designed the parking garage upside down. As some others have remarked, on a busy night it can be nearly impossible to get on an elevator from the higher floors of the parking garage. I much prefer it to the Muckleshoot and the Tulalip casinos. And the nearby bar with all the poker machines. Heck, I like everything I've ever ordered there.īut I miss the dance floor and the live music there. The Asian restaurant - 12 Moons? - is very good. Mostly because of the food and the ability to use my players' points to eat for free - well, kinda' Alcohol is still not covered. I find the Sno to still be my favorite casino. I really don't want to go play the slots. The Sno Casino still has a few machines, but it seems apparent to me that I can almost never win on them anymore.

I love to play video poker, but it seems to be getting more difficult to find.

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