I left the first time with a $4,800 jackpot. This time I left up for sure, glad I did too. EQC and snoqualmie are rough. Muckleshoot has been good to us lately.
Stayed once. Not returning. The place has all the welcome of a county jail. Security at entrance demanded drivers license to scan into there data base. They were just creepy. Stayed at attached hotel. Nice room. But casino and dining in main building doesn’t open until 10am. So no decent breakfast. Slots were tight as can be. No keno except for weird auto keno machine. Overall a cold unwelcoming place very much off the beaten path.
Sorry to hear about your bad experience, I think security checks to make sure your ID is real. Just a casino protocol. Everyone we went to is like this. We love the restaurants, especially the one with pizza and burgers. Have to agree the slots were tight
@@Thekennel177 but those are not tribal casinos. This is why. Gambling houses and clubs use casino ID scanners to comply with regulations that require them to verify the age and identity of their customers, as well as to detect and prevent fraud and illegal activity. So this means EQC, Muckleshoot, etc here have regulations. It’s not that big of a deal: just give them your ID and go on about what you’re there for, no sense in complaining right? You ain’t doing nothing wrong are you? 😂
Glad you left with money. I never go there anymore. No need to give that place a dime!
I left the first time with a $4,800 jackpot.
This time I left up for sure, glad I did too.
EQC and snoqualmie are rough.
Muckleshoot has been good to us lately.
Stayed once. Not returning. The place has all the welcome of a county jail. Security at entrance demanded drivers license to scan into there data base. They were just creepy.
Stayed at attached hotel. Nice room. But casino and dining in main building doesn’t open until 10am. So no decent breakfast.
Slots were tight as can be.
No keno except for weird auto keno machine.
Overall a cold unwelcoming place very much off the beaten path.
Sorry to hear about your bad experience, I think security checks to make sure your ID is real. Just a casino protocol.
Everyone we went to is like this.
We love the restaurants, especially the one with pizza and burgers.
Have to agree the slots were tight
The ID check is nonsense. Few if any other casinos do this.
@@Thekennel177 all the ones we been to have done it.
Never been to one that hasn’t asked.
Try every single casino in Vegas and Reno. And every single casino in Washington State and Idaho. None ask unless a hand pay is won.
@@Thekennel177 but those are not tribal casinos. This is why.
Gambling houses and clubs use casino ID scanners to comply with regulations that require them to verify the age and identity of their customers, as well as to detect and prevent fraud and illegal activity.
So this means EQC, Muckleshoot, etc here have regulations.
It’s not that big of a deal: just give them your ID and go on about what you’re there for, no sense in complaining right? You ain’t doing nothing wrong are you? 😂