NOPE.although they were very nice, the enthusiasm had to come from players who frankly didn't act excited at all either. In fact the tournament was rather stale, nothing in comparison to other tournaments we've played where folks are excited lots of hootin and hollerin, and enthusiastic employees there to rev the crowd. We were wrong at every level! Not even close. Lastly, being newbies, its very common to win something in order to entice you to come back.

And because of a slot tournament that had less that 150 players total and paying out something to the top 25, we figured our chances were fairly good we would at least place for something. Our motives for trying SnoCo was hearing how beautiful it was, which indeed the place is pretty classy for WA state standards, and being a tribal casino it wasn't smoky at all. I mean that without any misgivings, we won absolutely 0 over 2 days of play other than what they gave us for free which was $5 twice for being a new sign up. I would consider this place in the top 5 of the worst gambling in the country. We are avid gamers, played at casinos all across the US except for the east coast, so we have a pretty good idea what is considered 'good: and what is considered 'miserable' or 'poor' in the gambling world. We went to SnoCo to play in their slot tourney and have a date night, our first time. So I've waited a good 7 days and now I will comment on our experience. I gave myself time to consider this before writing since I was trying to be fair and not just do a review based on my frustration at the absolute horrific payouts on their slot machines.

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