I have been to several Casinos in Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, and Maryland I have driven past the Hollywood Casino in Perryville many times but have never tried it. I can't even comment on what the slot play is like, I soo did not enjoy myself and that extra $5 toll they threw up at Perryville totally turned me off. I went to Perryville and as I walked around the floor near the entrance, I was like, is that really the back wall? Is this all there is here? Where are the turns and corners, the ambience, the chandeliers, the spaciousness, the lights camera action!!! Where are the people, who plays here? I had the same reaction at Oceandowns.

Are we some state where we just hop in our buggies to go trading in town? I mean, Marylanders probably have a few more per capita people with a few more per capita dollars. I don't understand why they would open up 'mom and pop' styled casinos in Maryland.

There was nothing going on in either of those casinos that fulfills my needs. Too bad, Atlantic City won't see me this year! Somebody let me know when they've recovered from Sandy! So anyway, Perryville and Oceandowns, I've been to once each, shortly after they opened. It's summer and this is what I've been saving for all year. And I'm a Marylander and I'm loving that we have casinos everywhere up and down the east coast that I can pick and choose to go to. Heck, I sat next to a woman smoking a pipe at Charlestown casino and she said this is her favorite casino cause she can smoke there and enjoy herself so whatever, I won't be exposed to your smoke for long, so enjoy yourself. I'm not keen on smokers, but I want them to enjoy their experience as well. But for me, it's all about the ambience, the staff, even the chairs I'm sitting in. I enjoy playing all kinds of machines and all the denominations, well, I mean, I only go as high as the dollar machines. I'll start out by saying that I love to play slots.

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