Why play in a casino where the slots are so tight you don't get even a small payout when there are so many others right next door with the same decor and machines that do pay out? It's absolutely no fun at all when you play and play and never even hit once in 10 or 15 spins. What I'm saying is people come to Atlantic City, Las Vegas and other places to gamble, sure, but they also come to have a good time. The place is nice with the usual slot machines that you find in most casinos, I'm not knocking that. This time we didn't even go down to the lower casino off the Boardwalk because the slots were so tight in the upper casino. My friend can tell you where every slot machine is in just about every casino from Atlantic City to Las Vegas, what was there before and where they moved it to. This time we stayed at Ballys but did go to the casino here as we always do. We will stay here again and I do recommend this hotel. Wifi is free for two devices, make sure to pick the basic plan. All workers we encountered were very nice/friendly. Definitely need more restaurants and a food court like the other hotels have. Aside from that no complaints in the room. Rooms were clean/comfy, just some dust (we both noticed dust in the same area of the bathroom, in the corners under the sink, not a deal breaker but should be addressed. So luckily the line started to move a bit quicker (no one was on line for Diamond so those workers finally started helping out, I mean common sense if you're just standing there waiting for Diamond members to show and there are none, help out!!! We then had an issue with our room keys not working, not once but twice, hubby had to run down twice to get new keys. The people in the beginning of the line were waiting very very long and had to speak to someone to get help, this should not be. Check in was awful, we've never had this problem here but previous visits were in September so assuming August is more crowded, but when you see the line is ridiculously long at check in you need to add more people at the desk. One had ocean view, one did not, wanted connecting rooms but none available, we were put across the hall from each other. We had two rooms, one comped, one casino rate in the Centurion Tower. Stayed two nights, Monday through Wednesday.

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