Times are tight, soooooooooooooo are the slots, all the money spent on the updates YOU are paying for. Good luck all.

A trip to Potowatomi is only 30 minutes for us and another 30 and between my husband and I $200 if flown out the window would have done more good. After pouring $40 to $100 in any machine it does not even yield a bonus in order to have a slightly good time.

The buffet is too expensive and the food is poor quality. The incentives that are sent in the mail are so filled with restrictions and regulations that by the time you finish reading them you have no clue what they have said and cannot participate on their terms, most machines require too high quantities of coins to play, not enough penny and two cent, too much smoke, rude clientele and customer service, what is it anyway.

I would expect to be treated quite well for the money we have poured into that place. Customer lines are long with 1/2 hour waits and no one cares. Like Reggie, we too have had it and hope we keep our promise to ourselves not to step foot in that place again.

I'd rather travel 2 hours and have some fun at least if I don't end up with much so I would have had fun playing anyway. it is a crime the way they haul the seniors in there and watch them pull their last dollar out of their purse and play it as if they will win a million and they go home broke. The Lord in his mercy should make the walls come tumbling down. .............no more for me either.

Went to Ho-chunk North 2 months ago and My Boyfriend and I will never go back. We played and lost like usual, but this time it was the machine that was making us lose.

The winning combinations were lining up but it was paying out nothing. Finnaly we got sick of it and asked someone why it was not paying for the winning lines. Well the machine operator was stumped as to why it wouldn't pay for the winning line, so lets ask the slot supervisors, well when that one doesn't know, hey how about the floor manager?

Well needless to say they needed to turn off the machine and find out about it later. So we filled out a customer complaint form and they floor manager promised up and down that we would be contacted by that following monday. NOTHING, not even a curtesy call. we went back the following week to get answers and got the same exact bull crap. And to top it off the food was terrible. I wanted a mix drink, well that cost me 8 dollers for about a 5oz glass. We will never go back there again. My mom just went there for her birthday and they wouldn't give her anything because she didnt use her card enough. This casino needs help.

I've been going to casinos for a lot of years and i like going to this one. they could have more machines for the space they have.

i like going on sat. when they have bingo because they have a little snack bar.I would like to play more on the table games, but their rate during the day is high.

They have one BJ for $3 and the rest for $5. They should have a $3 table for
craps and 3-card-poker as well so us older people can sit down. But i go somewhere else for that.

They have a new point system for your card and you can use your points for promos, food, rooms. etc. That will be nice.

This place has been a mess since its inception. Part of the Ho-Chunk family (Ho-Chunk casino, Majestic Pines, etc.) Dejope can not be classified as a 'casino' based on legal technicalities -- the reason for the annoying bingo game played in the upper corner of the 'slot' machine.

While one soon gets used to the bingo, one never gets used to losing their shirt due to the appalling low payouts. Regarding the 'little bit of Vegas right here in Madison,' these ads are the most ludicrous I've ever seen for any product, place, or service. Table games are non-existent, so if you're looking for a quick game of Blackjack or Poker, you'd better head elsewhere.

Service at Dejope is extremely poor: a slew of mostly unfriendly, non-smiling, obviously unhappy employees are what you will usually see here. Their restaurant personnel appear totally clueless and if you need a soda, you'd better plan on getting it yourself, as there is seldom a person there who serves beverages while you are gaming. (Not a big deal, perhaps, but it would be nice once in a blue moon).

Another word of warning: make sure you have cash on hand before coming to the casino. Nearly every single time I've been to Dejope, their ATM machines are 'out of order' which will force you to go through the hassle of writing a check or using a credit card. If you have a 'craving' to gamble, then Dejope might be the place for you. Otherwise, avoid it like the plague.