As this was a one-day hit and run trip, I didn't have a chance to really need to spend comps or take a hotel room. I don't know how good their players' club is. competent) and floor persons are friendly and helpful.

No over the shoulder betting here - its civilized. The area has a good buzz, but not the insanity of other 'big' baccarat places like Commerce Casino. No problem getting on most tables, only a few had every seat taken. Thursday late morning and they had 41 tables open. Here are a couple pics of the large poker areaįinally made it back to baccarat to start to play. Walk around the baccarat area to get a sense of how the games are running here, and then take a short walkaround of the place. Had one WOF spin for $40 and hit a few other credits. I decide to just play my 15 spins and then cash out whatever is left. What am I supposed to do with this $45? Fortunately, VM and Sin gave me a schooling on slots, so I look for the WOF games. A short hour and 20 minutes later we pull into the Sands and I get my players' card with $45 bonus as I get off the bus. (fairly) comfy seats and wifi which actually works well.

So the bus is not so bad (trust me, I'm not a person that spends much time on busses. So if I take the morning bus out, I can get a good 8-9 hours in the casino and still be back in my hotel in NYC by 11pm. Turns out there is a direct round-trip bus service from the Port Authority direct to Sandsīus ticket costs $35 round trip, and the casino will give you a $45 bonus on your card, good and any slots (but not VP). So the first issue is - exactly how do I get to this casino some 86 miles from midtown Manhattan in Bethlehem, PA? I've heard good things about their baccarat games, and what's better than making a trip to a local casino? I am working in NYC this week, and had a free day so thought I would make a hit and run trip out to Sands Casino today.

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