Dr.peeper
Active member
Alright, folks, let me tell you about my recent trip to Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati. I was in town visiting a buddy and figured, why not hit up this place everyone’s been hyping about? And yeah, it was something, alright.
First off, this place is massive. The whole 100,000 square feet of casino floor is like a gambler’s paradise. You walk in, and it’s just rows and rows of slot machines – over 2000 of them. And they’ve got everything from Rakin’ Bacon! to Tiki Fortune. I had a go at a few of them, and honestly, the selection is impressive. They keep it fresh, regularly adding new games which is a plus.
But here’s where things get interesting. I hit the table games section because that’s where the real action is for me. Blackjack, craps, roulette – you name it, they’ve got it. I had a few decent runs on the blackjack tables, especially with the live dealers who keep the game exciting and interactive.
Then, of course, I had to check out their poker room. That’s where I spent most of my time. They’ve got everything from Ultimate Texas Hold’em to Crazy 4 Poker. And yeah, they host regular tournaments, which makes the atmosphere competitive and fun. I didn’t clean the place out or anything, but I made enough to keep the drinks flowing.
Now, let’s talk food. I hit up Brick’d Pizza for some lunch – solid pizza, nothing to write home about, but it hits the spot when you’ve been chasing wins all day. Later, I decided to go a little fancy and had dinner at Council Oak Steaks & Seafood. Pricey? Yeah. But the steak was worth every damn penny. Oh, and the Hard Rock Cafe? Great burgers and a killer Sunday brunch. But if you're gonna blow your winnings, do it on that steak.
The Rock Shop is a fun stop if you want to grab some memorabilia. Picked up a T-shirt for my nephew, which cost me more than it should, but whatever – it's Hard Rock, it’s part of the experience.
As for the loyalty program? It’s decent. The Wild Card loyalty program gives you points for playing and you can trade those for food or merchandise. Nothing spectacular, but it’s better than nothing.
Overall, Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati is worth the visit if you’re in the area. Good mix of slots, tables, poker, and food. But if you’re just looking for something super fancy or ultra-exclusive, it might fall short. It’s more of a fun, high-energy vibe. I’ll probably hit it up again next time I’m in town.
First off, this place is massive. The whole 100,000 square feet of casino floor is like a gambler’s paradise. You walk in, and it’s just rows and rows of slot machines – over 2000 of them. And they’ve got everything from Rakin’ Bacon! to Tiki Fortune. I had a go at a few of them, and honestly, the selection is impressive. They keep it fresh, regularly adding new games which is a plus.
But here’s where things get interesting. I hit the table games section because that’s where the real action is for me. Blackjack, craps, roulette – you name it, they’ve got it. I had a few decent runs on the blackjack tables, especially with the live dealers who keep the game exciting and interactive.
Then, of course, I had to check out their poker room. That’s where I spent most of my time. They’ve got everything from Ultimate Texas Hold’em to Crazy 4 Poker. And yeah, they host regular tournaments, which makes the atmosphere competitive and fun. I didn’t clean the place out or anything, but I made enough to keep the drinks flowing.
Now, let’s talk food. I hit up Brick’d Pizza for some lunch – solid pizza, nothing to write home about, but it hits the spot when you’ve been chasing wins all day. Later, I decided to go a little fancy and had dinner at Council Oak Steaks & Seafood. Pricey? Yeah. But the steak was worth every damn penny. Oh, and the Hard Rock Cafe? Great burgers and a killer Sunday brunch. But if you're gonna blow your winnings, do it on that steak.
The Rock Shop is a fun stop if you want to grab some memorabilia. Picked up a T-shirt for my nephew, which cost me more than it should, but whatever – it's Hard Rock, it’s part of the experience.
As for the loyalty program? It’s decent. The Wild Card loyalty program gives you points for playing and you can trade those for food or merchandise. Nothing spectacular, but it’s better than nothing.
Overall, Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati is worth the visit if you’re in the area. Good mix of slots, tables, poker, and food. But if you’re just looking for something super fancy or ultra-exclusive, it might fall short. It’s more of a fun, high-energy vibe. I’ll probably hit it up again next time I’m in town.