I was staying at Sams and doing fine, my friend stayed at Resorts. I went over there to play with him and on the first hand of blackjack I was accused of bending the cards by the pit boss. He caused quite the scene and embarrassed me and my friends. Needless to say, I quit playing, cashed out and left on my own. There are plenty of other friendly and fun places besides those bastards.

worst experience ever in fine dining restaurant. drop a dollar on the buffet and be treated well. pop a couple hundred for dinner and get treated like dirt. our excuse was the Hostess was over worked and on short staff. that would explain slower service not the chip on the shoulder attitude by staff. go eat at the Fitz or at the Hollywood right next door, you will not be disappointed. management couldn't care less as well. I was trying to find a way to give this a zero rating FYI

Have played here before. Stayed here for the first time last weekend. I was pleasantly suprised by how nice the rooms were. Definitley nicer than the Fitz. About the same as Hollywood. The room had a refrigerator and a coffee maker. Bed was comfortable and the room was reasonably quiet. I would stay there again. The check-in, check-out were fast with minimal lines.

My wife and I mainly play blackjack and video poker. We could not find a video poker machine with good odds, so we did not play here.

Blackjack table offers $10 double deck. $5 21+3 with a 6 deck shoe. There were 1-2 tables of each open Friday night and Saturday morning. The dealers were friendly and helpful. The drink service at the tables was good.

We got a comp buffet, but did not have the chance to try it.

The cashiers and player's club staff were courteous and attentive.

All-in-all, a nice casino and hotel. A little above average for Tunica with reasonable limits on the table games.

I stayed overnight at Resorts Casino on my bus tour Nov 13 & 14. the room was clean, and it had a coffee pot for our
morning coffee which was great. Hotel personnel were very nice. Dinner at the buffet was just o.k. I had a good time
playing 'YAHTZEE'. I can't say i won alot, but had a good time playing the machines that I was on. The waitress we
had at the dinner buffet was extremely nice. I always get a nice offer in the mail from RESORTS.

My wife and I were down in Tunica over the Labor Day holiday. We did not stay here but had a ball here..25 cent roulette and $1.00 minimum per spin..man did we get feeling good playing so cheap and drinking just as much!! You must eat at TJ's Steakhouse and ask Dana to give you his MOJO before you leave...We did not win here but later that same night, we popped Harrah's for around $3,000...it was all thanks to Dana and his Mojo!

We didn't see any good video poker paytables so we just walked around the property.



They advertised heavily around town with an offer for a "One Buck Buffet."



Evidently, if you play wth your card and earn just 1 comp dollar on slots, tables or video poker, you can get a buffet for one dollar. The offer is valid for breakfast, lunch or dinner and it must be used on the same day that it is earned. There is a limit of one buffet per person per players card per day. The offer is also valid on Thursdays when they have a t-bone steak buffet.



It's definitely a good offer and we would have tried to use it, but we had already eaten lunch and we were going to meet somone at another restauranr for dinner.

Of all the casinos in Tunica the Resorts Hotel is the nicest to stay because its rooms are closest to the casino.



The slot club has cash back and the mail coupons are cash. It is one of only 2 casinos that has not gone to freeplay.



For slot players they have many penny video slots wth the new platform machines