Even if you eventually lose, you need to at least be able to play for a while and have some fun on your money. It was like this no matter what slots we played all over the casino. With Sam's Town you could play for 15 spins in a row and not even get a small win. At most casinos even if you eventually lose, you can play a while on your money getting some payouts. This and the Indiana Grand casino near Indianapolis are two of the tightest casinos in the area. Not many new slots, pretty much the same ones year after year and they were very tight. Of all the casino's this one seems to remain mostly unchanged. I have never been impressed much with Sam's Town and this trip was no exception. Naturally when we go to Tunica we hit all the casinos in the area. It's the same for all the Tunica casinos with a couple exceptions for a few days later in the week and that has nothing to do with my review. I understand with the pandemic there are no buffets open and I expect that. I could give this a 'Terrible' rating but I'm going to be a little liberal on my experience.

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