Mohawk Casino is worth the stop if you like a quieter floor
Back in my old-school grind days a cage run meant twenty minutes in a queue with a coffee going cold, so hearing mid-afternoon went smooth counts for a lot with me 😄. Quiet floor plus slots snaking round the tables sounds like my kind of wander, you find the odd paying game that way when you're not hunting it. Might make the trip myself before the year's out.
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Same here, nothing beats a cage that counts it out right in front of you. Can't remember my last no-line cashout mid-afternoon, that alone sells me on the stop 🔥
500x one day, zero the next. Classic.
Same here, nothing beats a cage that counts it out right in front of you. Can't remember my last no-line cashout mid-afternoon, that alone sells me on the stop 🔥
Haven't been yet but the no-line cage thing alone has me curious 😄 is it busy on weekends too, or just mid-afternoon luck?
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A smooth cage is nice but one clean visit proves little, honestly. I'd want to know what the line looks like Saturday night before calling that a feature. And was anyone actually cashing out meaningful money at that cage, or just ticket redemptions? Withdrawal proof, even in person, is what sells me.
Cashout screenshot or it didn't happen.
Gotta side with RTPTracker a bit here 😅 one quiet Tuesday cage run doesn't tell us much. Saturday night after the tables fill up is the real test, that's when every cage gets slow.
That said, the counting it out in front of you part I like. Walked out of a place near home once with a payout and never actually saw the total tallied, just a slip shoved at me. Didn't feel great. If Mohawk staff do it face up even on a small C$ ticket, that's decent manners at least.
Also curious about that slot wraparound layout. Do you actually find anything good back there or mostly older games collecting dust? Feels like that's where they hide the dead machines 😄
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Fun fact about me, I judge a casino by how fast I can walk out with the money, everything else is decoration 😄 one quiet mid-afternoon cage run with the staff counting it right there is honestly more than most places manage on their best day. Fair point on the Saturday night test though, every floor fills up and every queue grows, that's just math. Still, a wraparound slot section where you stumble onto games instead of hunting them? I'll take a look for that alone.
It's all hit and busted before, folks.
the thing is a mid-afternoon cage run tells you plenty, honestly. that's when you catch a place on a normal day with half the staff on shift. saturday night chaos at the cage means nothing, every joint from niagara to windsor gets ugly at 11pm and you just accept it. give me a place that counts my money out front of me on a slow tuesday and i'll walk the floor happy 😉
I remember the old slots first-hand.
@NearMissGate yeah this is fair, weekday afternoon tells you way more honestly 😄 Mohawk's the kind of place where you can actually get a machine you want at 2pm too, no fighting for a seat. Cashed out quick there once and just drove home happy, whole trip felt easy. Don't need the saturday circus ngl 🎰
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never trusted a joint that makes you wait to hand your own money back, so I'm with NearMissGate on this one. a normal weekday afternoon tells you more about a place than a saturday circus ever will. my last cage run at mohawk went the same way, staff counted it out right in front of me and I was back at the truck before my coffee went cold.
and yeah, the way the slots curl around the table pit grows on you. turned 50 into 5k once off a machine I only found because I got lost wandering past the pit, so stumbling onto games has paid my rent before 😄 greed walks in through the front door, cash should walk out the quickest way possible.
I remember the old slots first-hand.