The $1 9-6 DDB machines have been downgraded to 9-5. They are incorrectly listed as 10-6 DB in Data base. The only 10-6 DB that ever existed were .25 and they are also gone. Everything they put in is worse than what they took out and it was bad enough to start with.

*** MIA - *** (10) $1 TITO 10/6 DB outside high-limit area.

*** MIA - *** (10) 25c TITO 10/6 DB in front of Total Rewards booth.

Harrah's Cherokee has added about 10 machines located outside of high-limit area that are TITO and have $1 DDB (9-6 98.98) on them.

No changes in data base listings.

to 4000) Base Reward Credits in the year to get Platinum status and 10,000 to get Diamond status. Comps don't expire for 6 months, and are banked indefinitely as long as one point is earned every 6 months. Also, comp points can be used at any Harrah's property. Most Marketing offers aren't deducted from your Reward Credit balance. Hosts can over-ride the new Rewards Program to take care of "good" players. Hosts can't give discretionary comps until all reward credits are used up.

In the high-limit area, they have a (2) $5 7/5 BP, (2) $25 8/5 BP, and (1) $100 9/6 JOB. All are slant-tops near the high-limit cage. Also, earning 2000 base credit in a single day gets you diamond status. An employee told me that they are opening a poker room sometime after the first of the year. I will send another update when I can confirm.

Mostly video reel slots called "Lock'n'Roll" where you spin, select what to hold, and spin again. Blackjack is at a table with a "dealer" attendant who oversees video at each seat and takes/pays bets.

I _believe_ that these machines are class II. There is something incrediably odd about the way they perform, look, etc. You don't see the "normal" IGT platform games. The blackjack "cards" are computer generated on a little screen in front of you. So you must depend on what appears to be a less than random number generator (i guess this is part of the Class II/Bingo thing?). No double after split, no resplit. Seven Sisters food is weak though service was good. The buffet is hit or miss (mostly miss).

I haven't been since 2001, but from what I hear it hasn't gotten any better. What video poker they did have was very short pay JOB on a progressive. It was quarter machines, but you had to play 8-quarters to get the progressive.

They have a row of .25 10/6 (98.9) double bonus machines in front of Total Rewards booth. These are new TITO machines. (probably around 10 of them) They have many very old 8/5 JOB machines with progressives that sometime become positive. These are .25, .50 and 1.00 machines. Both the .50 and 1.00 take $4.00 for jackpot to become available. They also have many deuces wild with progressive jackpots but the base game is usually around 95% so they seldom become positive. Hotel is very nice.

Beautiful casino, but no full pay video poker. JoB is 8/5. Deuces wild is short pay however I hit a royal on them in January. No live games. Buffet is NOT good so save your money.

1 Base Reward Credit is earned for every $5 coin-in on reel slot machines ($10 video poker), and Bonus Reward Credits are awarded based on the type of machine played. On average you get 2 Bonus Credits and 1 Base Credit for every $10 of VP coin-in (probably fewer Bonus Credits for positive VP machines). It takes 3,000 (increased

Diamond Lounges now require Photo ID to get in and usually you can only take 1 guest. Be sure to have your Diamond/Platinum cards to avoid lines for buffets (find one on the floor if you don't have a card so you can avoid long lines).