Well... The nation is building a whole new casino and i heard its set to open in September of this year. However currently, the casino is your basic casino. Everything is limited and probably just more set to change over, however right now the machines are giving good gameplay, but sit on a machine too long it will stop. People wonder if the machines are set.. i am one of them.

However the casino is clean and your machine attendees are around alot so theres no wait time in cashing out or fixing a machine. They do need to work on cleaning the machines and the trash. The food is your basic diner style, nothing elegant as of yet at least until the new casino i can assume. Parking is good, but a long walk on its busy days and the little buggies take their time to get you.

Bordertown used to have $1 draw happy hour through the week until 7. That went away the closer it gets to opening their new casino. I have also noticed recently that their machines are not paying nearly like they used to. I somehow tend to think they are needed money for their new casino and have tightened down the payback on their machines. I may be wrong but I dont intend to go back anymore. I will find another casino. I cant be 100% positive on the machine thing but I am 100% positive about the $1 draws until 7.

I did not have a good experience going into Bordertown since i started going in 1999, when it was small. I used to only go because my cousin would pay for my Bingo Packs and the gas to drive there. Literally for 6 years, I would drive back and forth at least twice a week playing bingo and then eventually getting into slots and poker and would win very little to nothing. I am not the type of person that expects to win 1000s of dollars each visit, but i do expect to have at least some game play meaning that the machine pays me back 2 or 3 or 5 dollars to keep playing regardless as to my denomination of machine or play.

However 90% of my visits, i end up going straight to the poker room because that's where its fun and i don't mind losing my money and it's dealt on human mind and hands if i win or lose, basically i am in complete control of that situation, where as i play their freeplay or burn 5 or 10 dollars and the machine doesn't do anything and their bonuses are jokes.

I love bordertown only because of the poker rooms, table games, and somewhat of a freeplay. The slots to me anymore are just time killers when i am too early for the next tournament. Sorry to say, If they didn't have poker... trust me i'd go to Downstream to play and it's much closer to me.

Well I used to just love this casino. They offered 5 for 5 promo play at this place plus the outpost.

All the workers are super nice and they have a nice gift shop where you can get great purses and other things at a great price.

Over the last month or so they have switched to the "bally" system and it is just not as good. They don't offer the promo money at both places any more and there are a lot of machines that are still down since the change over.

Before switching the system they cut down on the days for the promo money too from every day to only Sunday through Thursday.

Plus, I think they have tightened up the machines that I play when they put new parts in them. They had all the machines opened up and replaced parts so they easily could have put the new chips in.

Anyway....I used to love to go but with the recent changes it is not as much fun. I am not the only one that feels that way either because the parking lot use to be full all the time but now it is not.

Beware of the rake! Bordertown Casino offers cheap poker tournaments every Monday, but the rake is insane! It costs $20 to play, $5 of which acts like a registration fee, except that it supports their bad beat jackpot and on top of that, the house takes 20% of the $15 that *should* go to the pot. This makes the rake 40%, of which only $12 of the initial $20 goes to the prize pool.

If you want a fair poker tournament, do not play at Bordertown Casino.

Bordertown Casino is literally it's name. It's technically in Missouri, lying right on the border in a small town called Seneca. They offer a wide variety of games that appeal to most types of gamblers and their bankrolls, but they are lacking a lot of the newer slot machines that are available at some of the other local casinos. Their slots aren't too loose, either.



The atmosphere isn't great...The air is very stale, and seemingly not well filtered. It's typically very crowded during the evening hours, drawing in all types of people, some of which are very coarse in their behavior. Due to the over abundance of people, the casino just feels dirty although the bathrooms are usually very clean.



One of the reasons this particular casino draws in so many people is that they offer free play cash (in the form of a voucher) during the weekdays which is $5.



There is an abundance of slot technicians at this casino, so you rarely have to wait long if something goes wrong while playing. The overall service at this casino is good, except for a few employees that seem to lack common courtsy and decency.



Overall, this casino is okay. But just to add a fare warning, if you play poker you can expect to play against many of the employees that work at the casino, ranging from slot techs, to cashiers, to even the casino manager.