Update: went again to see if anything changed.. I saw more people winning on slots and they are giving more slot dollars on cards now. Hoping for the best so I went.. I came home with some money.. first time in a while. My daughter did too. One thing I don't understand is why they remove so many fun machines. Seems like I find a fun one and next time I go it's removed. Whats that about? In any event it's getting better!

I go to The Brook at least once a week, and really enjoy myself there! For one, Lucky's restaurant is my favorite place to eat lunch or dinner before I go into the Casino! Brook and Melinda are amazing bartenders at Lucky's and give the best service, with a big smile! I highly recommend you try Lucky's restaurant and my fav drink there is called a "French Mimosa". Brook makes these adorable designs out of the orange peel she sits on your pretty glass! I find that the staff are very friendly and helpful. I also want to say that Joe who bartends at the bar in the casino, is amazing and so nice! The casino has all you could want from slots to table games and sports betting! Love this place!

Joined as a new member and received $10 in free-play for the slots .Promptly lost it in the slots. The place overall is the largest casino in the NH area by far compared to the 3 located in Nashua and Manchester and worth the hour's drive. The table games has at least 3 active Blackjack games with 3 to 2 payout on BJ and a friendly $10 per hand. Ambiance is new and the dealers were friendly. The Lucky Restaurant was an easy walk from the casino for a lunch break. There were no waitresses when I was playing at either the slots or table games since I came on a weekday. Good to know that the profits goes to a worthy charitable cause.

Great place to come and spend the day or 1/2 a day with friends. Very clean and staff super helpful. Loved that it was smoke free. Good choice of restaurants. Also learned that they have live entertainment on set dates. Look forward to coming back again soon. Worth the 1.25 hours to get there

Do I take a run at the high price slots because I'm only staying for an hour or two, or ease my roll with a lower prize slot machine? I've already bet upon the only grey horse I could locate , it was at Santa Anita. No Gun Metal Grey or Silver Charm but I do love bettin' the Greys. There's just not enough time to dedicate to the sports book - and the craps table doesn't use real dice - so I'm at a bit of a crossroads. So I crushed two Blue Moons and flicked the laminate of the menu between my fingers in a moment of deep casino prowess thought. "I've still got over a hundred miles to go tonight" is swimming around in my head but all the pretty flashing lights and orchestra of the casinos sounds have me in a mood to stay and play - yet, at the same time fighting back the contempt for digital technology. Can't manufacturers offer more elements of things that I like to watch spin? Sizing up the slots more closely on my second pass - where will I sit and will I get any hits? Lets drop a hundo ($100.00) and bet $2.00 to $2.50 per peck upon the flashing red doomsday button upon this nonmechanical machine with no arm to pull upon. Damn! Second spin and I just missed $400 x 2 Bonus - I'm not getting cleaned out too quickly, hitting for little bonuses here and there and now I'm telling the machine to make me a millionaire because I've squandered my last two fortunes and my chances of making it all back - right here, right now. I'm going to stop talking to this machine - the old ones had soul. "Where are my (insert curse word) 7's"!? My emotions heightening and are dulling simultaneously a few more quick spins - I'm getting bored. Lots of happiness seems to surround me, smiles abounding, screens reflecting on thick glasses - I do and I don't understand it - I'm feeling the outsider within telling me "it's time toooo goooo, it's time tooo gooo" The Wild Wheel has taken me on a little dopamine run - but much like life itself - everything is very temporary, nothing lasts.