Hi eveyone! Can anyone give me any info on the casinos in New Mexico, particularly Sante Fe casinos? I am currently here in Myrtle Beach on the day trip boats and thinking of moving back to land based gaming. Seminole is my first choice but if that doesn't happen I'm trying to think ahead. Any help would be appreciated. Tokes, hrs, etc. Thanks!
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I'd be interested in any information anyone has about casinos in New Mexico as well. Any information at all - dealer or floor pay, which ones are nice or
not so nice, which ones are busy or not so busy; pretty much anyones experience about anything.
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Posts: 411 (04/15/08 06:19) |
I don't know much, but last summer i stopped into a smaller casino on Route 66. (just outside of Albuquerque )
It was a decent little place with probably 40 tables and a small poker room and 2 or 3 craps tables. The craps dealer told me that they pool tokes and they usually run about $15. an hr. ( i assumed he meant $15 per hour in tokes ) Good luck, Sockman522 |
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