We plan on going again to the next event in July. The boxing event itself was well run in the event center and it was easy to get out afterwards. Instead I saved that money for Fred and Steve's Steakhouse, which was excellent. If the minimum was $5 or $10, I might have plunked $100 or $200 down, but not at $15 where I can run through $200 in a few minutes. Like I say, I haven't been in a casino since 1988, but $15 seems steep for the merely occasional gambler, especially as a number of the tables had idle dealers. My only issue was the $15 minimum on the blackjack tables. The casino was very clean, I like the earth tone décor, and the circular cigar bar in the middle was excellent. The first floor is all smoking, and of course you can smell the cigarettes but the ventilation is pretty good and it didn't bother me at all (I don't smoke cigarettes but do the occasional cigar). From the reviews here, I expected Twin River to be a lot dirtier and smokier than I found it. We went early to check out the casino and have dinner. My two sons and I went to Twin River last Friday for the CES Boxing event. I'm not a regular casino goer, last having been in one in Las Vegas in 1988.
