Therefore this trip will not include a hotel review because I didn’t sleep over. Like you always say, Good Luck and Oh Yeah!.I recently took a day trip from Atlanta to Harrah’s via a bus service and had a pretty good time. Sorry Cherokee, you are a beautiful town, but you have ripped me off to many times. So my advice, save your money and fly to a real casino. We are talking a quarter of a billion dollars a year! I have spoken to several gamblers here in Columbia who have stopped going to Cherokee because they just don't win. Have you read some of the reports of the profits they have made.

But I just feel in Cherokee to much money is going to the tribe and upgrades to the area, and not enough to the player. I know that not every time I gamble will i win $7,000. It is worth it to me to save the money to fly elsewhere to gamble where I have a better chance of winning. So as a two year patron of Harrah's Cherokee, I am finally having to say farewell.

Since then I have gone to Cherokke two or three times and won NOTHING. Within my first hour of play, spending about $200, I won $7,000 on two different machines. I want to mention a visit I had to Atlantic City in June of 2007 and this is not lie. I believe they have really changed the payouts of their machines to help pay for the new $650 million dollar expansion they are supposed to start later this year. But I mean now that $500 is gone in an hour. I remember I used to be able to go and 'maintain' my level of play for hours, allot of times I would end up loosing it all, but I never played more than I could afford and if I lost $500 and played all day with it and had fun so be it. I mean I can put $20 in a machine and not even win a single game and that happens on several machines.

Since then I have noticed that I have won pretty much nothing. The most I won was $5,000 in a single day and that was about a year ago. I guess I have gone a total of about 20 times. I have been going to Cherokee from Columbia, SC for about two years.

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