This also became a theme of the day - every table filled instantly, with multiple people loitering behind the table waiting to join. Once the table was opened, it immediately filled. This would become the theme of the day - nothing moves fast in this place.
It was literally a 30 minute exercise from what we saw. This was SSSSSLLLLLOOOOOOBut they seemed to take three times longer with each step in the process. As we were arriving, they were in the process of opening three additional $25 blackjack tables. Air quality was still as miserable as advertised, and the wave of cigarette smoke hit us the moment we walked into the parking deck elevators. In the main pit, they had a $25 blackjack table, a $50 blackjack table, two $15 roulette tables, two craps tables (didn't check stakes or odds), and several other games like three card poker open. They also had a few other high roller tables open, but i didn't see what games or what stakes.
High roller room had a single $100 blackjack table open. Short version: things are improving relative to the early reviews, but they've got a LONG way go go. I'd read lots of terrible reviews of the place, sufficiently so that we almost bailed out on it and drove to Dover Downs instead. It was our first visit in years, and we went solely to play blackjack.
