On Saturday November 1st 2014 I went in loaded my comp play in to one progressive slot and popped it off, by the way I only hit the Max play button. LOL That must have been infuriating to them that I would take that step, but as an old Airborne Soldier I wanted to get their Attention. They gave me a song a dance as always, and said your luck will change. Tony Rodio CEO, only thing, you can only can leave a message, but I know they're heard, because I received call backs from Evansville. Then I called the corporate office and tried to speak to Mr. And they know longer have JOBS there, including the previous GM Ward Shaw. The ones I spoke with we're sympathetic to my concerns, but more less their hands were tied. That started last year, coming from a military background I went through the chain of command so to speak. I got to know all the employees, and after years of breaking even or losing every Saturday night we went up there, I started to complain. Several hundred a weekend many times more. Now I don't want to come off like we're high rollers because we're not, we played responsible and could afford too. We won a couple of times, small amounts, but after years up there, NEVER NOT ONCE A JACKPOT PERIOD did we win, remember there is two playing. We never had any luck, other than breaking even, after hours and hours of play, it was fun for awhile, but it seemed they would never cut loose for us. Having the bad habit, and not wanting to leave a slot to go outside to have a smoke, not fun in cold weather, we went to Evansville, it was casino Aztar then. Players casino had sold to Harrah's in Metropolis Illinois, and it was ok until they banned smoking on the boat. In 2007 I had told casino host employees that we would be patrons to only their casino, looking back that was a BIG MISTAKE. Now that we've established we're players now lets get on with my HONEST review of this casino Tropicana formerly casino Aztar. Just trying to give you some back ground here folks. I tell all of you this because we have been Players in the area since casinos have come into our area that are drivable distance, not requiring an over night stay. At the time in Metropolis Illinois,we had been playing at Players casino, Merv Griffin owned it, GOD REST HIS SOUL. When it first opened it was called Casino Aztar, we had tried it once in the beginning and did not care much for it. This place is the worst of the worst! I can honestly give this review because My wife and myself have been patrons of this casino for the last several years, on a weekly basis on Saturday nights.

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