Only thing I can say is they have added some video poker machines, nice shinny new ones. Two banks one on each side of the casino. Of course these, like all the others are not full pay. We go here since it is "only" 3 hour drive versus 5 to go to the ones on the East side of Florida around Miami and Fort Lauderdale. One reason we keep going back, for whatever reason, we have been pretty lucky playing there. Majority of play is on triple play DDB and DB, where we have had several Royals. There are 4 machines that have 5 of a kind Joker jackpot where I have had a few 5 of kind payouts. Players here love Keno, why I have no idea. Hotel and pool really nice. Restaurants are also very good. We are comped on our room, so at least that helps. rickwozniak

The Tribe's CEO James Allen and Gov. DeSantis have confirmed that the Hard Rock Tampa is the most profitable casino for management in the United States. The VP is terrible with no full pay offerings. The best available is the DDB described in the inventory on this site. The slot club is horrible. No one can play here profitably. Everyone should save their money, travel and play elsewhere. If you must play in Florida, consider driving to the Immokalee tribal casino where the pay tables on JOB are slightly better. I, personally, have given my last dollar to Tribal coffers. TRS

Play at the Row can be very good. Of course you have to find the best video poker to play because not all is great but a lot are. The casino has many promotions as it is becoming a Caesars property. The eating venues are good and getting better as things reopen. The rooms are mostly remodeled and excellent. High card level players will get good rooms and suites unlike at many Caesars other locations. Just a place to try as it is on the upswing. The Caesars card program should be in place in early June. That transition has taken some time and has been the only drawback at the Row. 194952

Atlantis is a nice casino. Full pay video poker, nice eating venues and a good card program. Problem is the management. My wife and I play, one on video poker and one on slots the same amount of time on each. Do play at a higher rate on video poker because the odds are better. After some good play found out after the fact that I would not get the free play that I had earned. Was never notified about it before I played. Consider that to be less than honest. When I questioned them was told that because I apparently do not lose enough that I would get no free play, no room offers and no tournament offers. Just have an Emerald card or a mid range card. Just a warning to others that try not to lose at casinos that Atlantis is not fair. 194952

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