Poker is not played here. On Fridays, a set number of locals show out to monopolise the one table all night long at their so-called "poker table." Also, when you ask to sit in the easy seats adjacent to the table after joining the waiting list, they inform you that you are not permitted to do so. So what purpose do the seats serve? Why was it excluded? Where did open viewing go?

Although it's nice that an old train station has been transformed into a casino, the experience did not live up to the advertisements. The only table games open when I visited were blackjack, roulette, and three card poker; a few others were available but closed. Half of the games mentioned in the advertisements were also absent.

We haven't been to this track for about 6 years, so we are very happy to be here again in July. We like to stand outside and watch the horse walk across the track. In our last game, I forgot to get my ticket, but the lady behind me grabbed my ticket while placing the bet and left. Oh! No!...Thank you for not giving it to me, because I forgot! I believe we will come back to play again one day!

There is a casino on the floor, you need to show your ID to prove that you are an adult, and you can also bet on horses. There is a western buffet on the second floor, with seafood to choose from, you can enjoy gourmet food and watch horse racing.

We spent a Friday night here, there was no horse racing that day, but the cafeteria upstairs was still open, which made us very pleasantly surprised. There were not many people in the shop, so we had a great time eating. I don't remember how many times I went to get food, but I knew I was completely overwhelmed. It's great here, and it's worth recommending to everyone!