Review Detail
2.5 39It used to be the best, Now it's worse than the re
(Updated: October 08, 2012)
Overall rating
2.2
Slots
2.0
Table Games
2.0
Customer Service
3.0
Player's Club
1.0
Gaming Atmosphere
2.0
Amenities or Hotel
3.0
Food & Drink
2.0
The Clearwater used to be a great place to go and I have been going there since it opened. Their overall operations have consistently degraded since they have grown. The slots have become tighter and the accruing of points for comps is really bad. They keep raising the point levels almost making it impossible for the higher limit table games players to keep their "Diamond" level. They went from 80,000 points last year to 120,000 points this year and made it harder for table games players to accrue points. By this time last year I had already maintained the level for 2012. As of today I am still about 20,000 points from keeping it even though I have spent several thousand more this year than I did last year.
The quality of their food has dramatically decreased. Also, while eating in their buffet my family and I were told we had to move to another table by the wait staff because a native had come in and the table we were at was her favorite table. We had to pick up our plates, drinks and silverware and moved to a less desirable table.
You can bet (pun intended) I will be spending more time at the Point-No-Point casino in the future.
The quality of their food has dramatically decreased. Also, while eating in their buffet my family and I were told we had to move to another table by the wait staff because a native had come in and the table we were at was her favorite table. We had to pick up our plates, drinks and silverware and moved to a less desirable table.
You can bet (pun intended) I will be spending more time at the Point-No-Point casino in the future.
DS
David Schuler