Casino Review 
| Silver Dollar Casino - Renton |
From modest beginnings in 1998, the Silver Dollar family of Casinos has grown to become the largest mini casino chain in the state of Washington. It began with the Silver Dollar Casino in Tukwila in August 1998, and has since grown to five Silver Dollar Casinos located in Mill Creek, Moutlake Terrace, Renton and Seatac. In September 2001, the casino family expanded by adding the Golden Nugget casino in Tukwila. A year later in March 2002, the Golden Nugget casino in Shoreline was acquired. The newest additions to the casino family include the Riverside Casino in Tukwila and the Royal Casino in Everett (2006). Washington Gaming owns and operates the Silver Dollar Family of Casinos which includes all Silver Dollar Casino, Golden Nugget Casinos, the Royal Casino and the Riverside Casino. Washington Gaming is dedicated to providing the finest in gaming, hospitality, and entertainment in Washington state. 
Cardroom Quality: The tables are getting a little worn (rail tears and such), chair seem ok, auto shufflers.
Player Level: Lots of intoxicated players in the evenings. This can be good our bad depending on how you're running as it is pretty much 'no foldem holdem'. When you're running bad it a double insult because you got drunk players hooping and hollering about their great suckouts. Dealers: Seemed efficient and didn't see any mistakes made, but with one or two exceptions, they are pretty robotic. Food and Drink: Waitress is always around to take drink orders. The food that I've tried (several times) was average at best. Management: The floors managers are always friendly, try to learn everyone's names and generally seem on top of things (of course there's not really a lot ot be on top of). Extras: I don't really like their comp system (Washington Players Club). It's set up like the Vegas casinos do it, but to be honest, in my local cardroom all I really want is cheap (but good) food comped. Looks like the standard mismash of Monte Carlo/High Hand jackpots User reviews To write a review please register or login. A Taste of the Tropics, Friday, 17 August 2007 Written by skitch78
Cardroom Quality: Very spacious casino, and you never feel cramped sitting at any of the 5 poker tables available.
Player Level: Your usual mix of senior-aged calling stations, rich wives whose husband is at the blackjack table, and the sunglass-wearing wannabe professional honing his skills at 3/6 limit. Dealers: Nothing spectacular that I've witnessed. Some of the dealers seem bored to be there - however, I still give them a 3 because of some of the extra-cute ones. Food and Drink: Haven't actually eaten here, but I assume it's the same as the other Silver Dollars. Still not a big fan of their comp-card system. Management: They seem fairly competent, keeping track of higher-limit requests and balancing tables as needed. Extras: They switch between High hands and Monte Carlo payouts depending on the day of the week. Last I was there, some of the Royal flushes were up to $9000!
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