On the plus side, the casino is HUGE and the layout is very cool! We really like the wide aisles and it's easy to discern where you liked to play, machines you liked, etc, bass on the 'cities' you were in.

I was especially bummed that bingo wasn't opened, either. We did have steaks at Toby Keith's restaurant and it was very good. While we understand that business may not support these restaurants being open every day, we were hoping for a nice up-scale dinner on Monday night. We were very bummed that this isn't a 7-day operation as far as the restaurants are concerned.

I agree with Bbishop12 on the negative surprises of this casino: Because of Oklahoma gaming laws (they're a Level 2 gaming state - Nevada, Louisiana, and Mississippi are Level 3 gaming states): - you have to pay 50¢ PER HAND when you play table games (craps is $1 per circuit) - no dice can be used so craps is played with cards instead (research this further if you're a craps player) and the dealer swipes a card over a sensor and a video screen shows dice rolling - there is no roulette wheel at the roulette table game - it's also a video roulette - NO FREE ALCOHOLIC DRINKS when you're gambling!!!! - WAY TOO SMOKY! We came on a Monday afternoon hoping to take advantage of the entire casino experience while avoiding weekend crowds (and to size it up for future trips with older family members).

Does winstar casino have table games