The Good:\nThe casino is visually impressive, no doubt.  The circular layout reminds me of the Hard Rock in Las Vegas, only bigger.  Nice selection of good places to eat, as mentioned in Luckie's review.  Lot's of TV's, although the only channels being shown were ESPN (is there a reason they don't have the sports packages like a sports bar would have, such as NBA and NHL??).  There is a newer electronic roulette table that the old casino did not have, although it only seated 10 people or so.  We were there tonight (a Tuesday) and there were plenty of open slot and video poker machines to play at.  \n\nThe Bad:\nWe are low stakes players.  I enjoy $5 blackjack and the wife enjoys $5 three-card poker.  NO $5 minimum tables on a WEEK-night.  Everything $10 minimum.   The majority of tables were half full or empty.  I'm no math major, but it seems a full $5 table would bring in more rake than an empty $10 one.  We asked the dealer at the empty 3-card table about this and he flagged over the pit supervisor.  Both were friendly, but confessed they did not work at the old location and had no idea they had $5 minimum tables in the past.  The beers were $5 apiece at the bar.  \n\nSummary:\nThe former Wild Horse Pass definitely catered to the working class, casual player.  The inexpensive, yet tasty, food grill that served a nice variety of foods has been replaced with the Boar Head Deli and Fatburger.  No more buffet.  Five dollar minimum tables gone.  This casino is definitely targeting the higher end, luxury players.  If you're looking to drop $5 a beer, a few hundred dollars at the tables and $100 on a steak dinner, this is your place.  As for us, we'll be driving the extra 20-minutes to Harrah's.