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    I'm not a huge fan of Morongo, mainly because I never win there.

    That being said, for slots, they still have a number of Class II slots so be careful what games you play.

    You have one of the largest outlet centers in SoCal so there is something else to do besides gamble nearby.

    Excellent food selections, from quick service to fine dining. I would say more choices than than Harrah's or Pechanga.

    They have a tubing pool which is kind of cool.

    If I would ever win there, or they at least comp me a buffet (never happened), it might become my favorite.

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    Originally Posted by jbatdorf View Post
    I'm not a huge fan of Morongo, mainly because I never win there.

    That being said, for slots, they still have a number of Class II slots so be careful what games you play.

    You have one of the largest outlet centers in SoCal so there is something else to do besides gamble nearby.

    Excellent food selections, from quick service to fine dining. I would say more choices than than Harrah's or Pechanga.

    They have a tubing pool which is kind of cool.

    If I would ever win there, or they at least comp me a buffet (never happened), it might become my favorite.
    I was at Morongo last night, a regular who plays the Pai-gow Poker at $50 bets won the luxury vehicle. I learned that the new high limit table games room will open October 22nd no other details disclosed.

    The best paying slots are the old nickel denominations ones near the Morongo Rewards booth to the west of the casino floor. The newer machines they've been putting in are super volatile and carry progressives for the sake of low rollers to have a chance at winning big.

    They do have Class II machines but you can clearly spot the bingo board on it. It plays similar to the Class III machines for people to notice a difference.

    The Desert Hills outlet has top notch choices available for those who can afford more than a place in a Westfield or Simon mall. It is one of the top selling points to go to Morongo, people who win can splurge it on the shopping not knowing they are cutting their bankroll for any possible future visits.

    The food joints have improved, Subway took over for Nathan's Hot Dog Stand. Natural 9 Noodle is subpar and Tacos & Tequila is overpriced. Serrano cafe and the buffet food quality got better.

    If you play enough, the mail offers you get are usually $25 in free food which covers the cost of a buffet. People who regularly play their cash cow Ultimate Texas Hold'em table game usually get comp'ed by the pitboss, also tip the dealers since word gets out fast if a player is a non-tipper, the pit boss will not likely offer a comp.

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