My advice: go early, they have a Starbucks if you need coffee and pastries, enjoy lunch there, play the tables. We left around 5pm after a great day of entertainment. We enjoyed drinks, chats and I even made some of my money back. There we had the most fun! The dealer was friendly, we had gotten in before the buy-in went up. In any case, given that the slots were terrible I joined my friends at the 4-Hand Poker table. Either I had been extremely lucky in the morning or they switched the odds around lunch time before the larger crowd came in to be very low (I played the exact same machines).

After lunch I returned to the slot machines and had my winnings wiped out in 30mns. Many open tables, and it felt really relaxing and modern. We all enjoyed a nice lunch at Tony's (Make sure to sign up for a player's card, on addition to the regular free play, you will collect dining rewards which I used for this lunch). There were few people playing that early and most seemed to enjoy wins. I played slots from 10am to 12pm and was way up. The place offers a Poker Room, Table Games (Poker, BlackJack etc), Many slots but no Roulette or Craps tables.

They were all pleasantly surprised by the quality of the premises, the choices of dining options, and the overall Vegas-like ambiance. Went to Graton with 6 guy friends on a Saturday. May as well throw your money through the door and go see a movie. Added is the bonuses pay no more than two of three times 19 out of 20 times. You do not stand a chance at 20 to 25 percent less payout than any casino, that means every dollar you're playing is a guarenteed loss of 35 cents. Currently 72% at best.) Graton's is totally robbing slot players because they're the only game in town and they know it. Reno, 83 to 88 % depending on where you go (just stay away from the Nugget in Sparks. Vegas is known for tighter slots and their average runs around 80 to 85%. I'd done this perhaps two dozen times at Graton's and the average runs at around 60 to 65 percent, tops. This must be done several times for closer accuracy, but you'll get a sense. If on average you end up wit 85.00, obvilously 85 % can be assumed the average payout. The way to gauge the payout percentage on slots is to put a demonination, say $100.00, play only the hundred in whatever denomination chosen, i.e 40 cents, 80 cents- no matter- but totaling no more nor less than the hundred and what results once finished.

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