Comparing Ohio Casinos to Ones in Other States
There are four full-service casinos in Ohio. Read about how these compare to ones in other states. It includes table game and video poker comparisons.
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Differences Between Ohio Casinos and Racinos
There are two types of gaming establishments in Ohio. The four largest cities have casinos. The racinos have video lottery terminals. These are the differences.
Comparing Pennsylvania and Atlantic City Casinos
Atlantic City casinos existed decades before Pennsylvania ones opened. That gave Atlantic City a long head start. Here is how the casinos are different.
Comparing Games at Las Vegas and Pennsylvania Casinos
Pennsylvania is the second highest state in gross gaming revenue. It is behind only Nevada. Here are a few differences on the casino floor between each.
Reality Catches up to Optimism
Our trip was ran smoothly for the first eleven days. However, the reality finally caught up to us on day twelve of our casino travels.
Getting to Mix Work and Play
Part Four of Kristina’s trip report starts near Philadelphia and ends in Washington DC. It includes three nights in Atlantic City.
Trip Continues Ahead of Schedule
Part three of Kristina’s casino trip report covers most Pennsylvania casinos. There was also a stop at Rocky Gap Casino in western Maryland.
Ready or Not, Here We Go
Kristina wrote about the nongaming parts of our trip. The first stops on our casino road trip were in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.
Putting the Ambitious Plan Together
Kristina writes about the plan for a 15-day casino road trip. It covers how she mapped the casinos and what she packed for a more comfortable trip.
The End of Our 16-Day Casino Road Trip
The last two days of our casino road trip are digested here. The casinos we visited are in southern Ohio and southern Indiana.