Cool small place with cards and sports betting and some slots. They take about 10% when you covert to the required gaming card fyi. Plenty of pretty servers in the sports / card area Drinks are not free but Dos Equis beer and premium shot were $7 reasonable. Machines paid back most of the time -lots of up and down A fun couple hours read more

Embarrassing that this is one of the best casinos in the area. It feels like a sad basement with inconsistent house rules. Three different dealers played with three different rules on side bets and payouts. One said the minimum for the side bet was $25, another said $50. One paid the perfect pair bet on blackjack paid 5 to 1, someone else paid it 20 to 1. No consistency in the training, I couldn't take that place seriously. The Sportsbook had limited bet options and five chairs with 4 small tv screens. Drink prices were also inconsistent. One night it was 25 pesos for a cook and run, the other it was 50. The worst was the exchange rate. When the rate was 16.50 pesos/1 USD elsewhere, they gave $14. Lastly, I asked the guy in the front to help me get a taxi. He texted his driver friend and charged me $200 for the ride when the cost should have been close to $150, obviously so his friend can get a cut. I was able to happily take their money and to never return. read more

Great low key casino. Friendly crowd, calm and relaxed attitude. I was pleasantly surprised that no one was smoking. I played blackjack for about two hours and ended up doubling my $60 buy in. Minimum was 50 pesos per hand, which fit my budget. It was mostly Mexicans on vacation, with some foreigners sprinkled in (including me). I'd go back for sure. read more

I'm not sure how long this casino has been here, but I'm happy we found it. Stumbled in here late at night and ruined some dreams at the poker table. It started at 10/20 pesos and accidentally escalated to 20/50, which was awesome. Staff was rad and accommodating and they brought free drinks as long as we were playing. It's a tiny little casino, but it's got charm, man! read more

Nice small casino that has Texas Hold'em, the only game I play, and no smoking. The floor is maybe the size of a small high school gym, but it was clean and was running two poker tables. They had free drinks, at least non-alcoholic drinks, but the dealers didn't control the game as well as casinos in the US. There were a couple times the dealer was unsure of who won the hand or how to split pots with multiple all-ins. Also, players would often make change instead of the dealer. It reminded me of home games instead of playing at a casino. Playing in pesos was different for me too. The minimum buy in was 500 pesos and the max was 2000 pesos. I bouton for 2000 and cashed out with 300 in an hour. They do have an odd rule that you must play for at least one hour, unless you bust out. Finally, the exchange rate from US currency isn't great, $1 to 17 pesos, so it's advisable to go in with pesos instead of US dollars. I loved the expand wish I had more time to stay. read more