You may come across one table with a $25 minimum bet and on the other side of the row of tables it may be $10. I watched a dealer one evening be combative with a player then threaten to throw him out. Some of the dealers and pit bosses are not friendly. Drinks are NOT free (per MD law) although you can use your comps to pay for them. Regarding the service the waitresses are friendly however there is not enough of them or they are slow as if you are sitting at a table game you would be lucky to see them once per half hour. The offerings of table games is pretty standard no Let it Ride, no High Card Flush, no Carribean Stud. Table limits are fairly high (I have never seen a blackjack table for less than $25 per minimum bet). Pretty busy and crowded during peak hours.
It has one of the largest poker rooms on the East Coast that is run fairly adequately.
OK so once you are in the Casino it is as typical as any large casino.
You can Google it as this gridlock has even made the papers. Anne Arundel Mall shares the garage it is truly a fiasco. Imagine exiting a sporting event at a stadium except it is easier to exit than enter. The security guards/traffic directors seem to not have a clue. First if you are arriving on the weekend be prepared for a nightmare parking experience.
