Casinos in WA? (Seattle Area)

Hello All,

I have been counting professionally for the last two years with great success. I have used this site for many things in the past; however, i have not posted much in this forum. Thanks to everyone who does though.

I started my career going to casinos in MPLS, MN area as that is where i am located; however, i am moving to the Seattle area in Sept and was very pleased to find that there are about 30 casinos in WA.

I would like to know if anyone can give me any info/advice on good casinos to count at in WA. By good casinos i mean favorable games to play. The best game I am able to find around in MPLS area is 4D, S17, DAS, no surrender...just to give you an idea of what i think is favorable.

I spread 1-10 units. 1 unit = $25. So big stakes are not what i am concerned with, just favorable rules/conditions.

Any help or info on conditions, heat, etc i would appreciate.

Thank you in advance.

PS. I know i can subscribe to the green chip newsletter for stuff like this but i'd like to get some personal accts from people on here if possible.

You ever play Turtle Lake WI? Not too far from Minn MN.

Damn, I love that place. They have the 4D, S17 game u reference.

Bob,

Yes, that is the game I was describing in my original post. Best game in the area as far as I know. There 2d games are pretty good as well. It's a shame the casino itself is a shit hole. Worst ventilation I have ever seen at a casino. I swear OSHA is gonna come through and shut them down at some point.

Turtle Lake is a tribal enterprise, is it not.

Local, State, and Federal laws do NOT apply.

Yes, turtle is a tribal casino. No OSHA on the res? Too bad for the employees that have to endure the conditions in there.

Back to the main topic though; anyone have any personal testimonies of counting in Washington state?

Hi-
I live on the I-5 corridor half way between Seattle and Portland. The Lucky Eagle at exit 88 off of I-5 has a very player friendly game. I play the 6 deck shoes. Also, at La Center exit 16 there are two casinos right across the road from one another. I haven't been there in quite awhile but they both have games as good as the Lucky Eagle. I don't recall their names-but there are a total of four casinos-as each building has two. On the Yelm Highway- in the Olympia area is the Red Wind-nice place-but extremely lousy pen the last I know of.
The Little Creek near Olympia had a good game last I heard though I haven't been there for quite awhile. Good Luck!

I can respect the decision of not posting any info.

I chuckle at the idea of if I was a "casino spy" what would I do with the info? Be on the lookout for anyone named Gorgon?