Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort - American Casino Guide Casino Reviews

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: Needs Improvement

Rob — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 12:34:00 +0100

Slots playback/payback is lousy! I don't use the tables. Need many more servers on the floor.

For such a large casino, has a tiny players club booth, and can be a long wait.

Nice hotel and competent, friendly workers. Food is O.K., but drinks/food are expensive for a casino.

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: poor choice

Fort Myers traveler — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:13:30 +0100

Poor climate and payout. Machines just take and do not give. RV parking but no hookups, will not return.

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: Soaring Eagle Buffet Soars

RenoPlayer — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 13:00:35 +0100

Stopped in on a Monday Night for the seafood buffet. A little pricey at $20 but it was excellent. Everything from Stone Crab Claws to Oysters Rockeller.

Enjoy the multi station blackjack machines. Main casino has $2 minimum on the machines. Across the street at the Bingo Palace, it's a $1 minimum.

RP

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: Soaring Eagle Casino / Hotel

RenoPlayer — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:46:08 +0100

A little on the high priced end for my taste. Usually play poker (room was closed for a while but is now open). Has some 13 tables with 3-6 hold 'em being popular. Hard to find full pay video poker. There is some full pay pick 'em. They have the new virtual machines with a $2 minimum that have 3/2 blackjack and surrender which make them fun to play.

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: Dave & Sharon

David &Sharon Hoffman — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 11:46:45 +0100

Until the fall of 2007 this WAS a great and fun place to play. This is no longer the case. Just LOSE,LOSE, LOSE.

Whether they changed the virtual reels or stepper stops I'm not sure. If they had only dropped a couple % we prolly wouldn't even have noticed, but they just got too GREEDY. You can see an actual mechanical difference on the second reel if the first reel has a good pay symbol.

Hotel is O.K., but not a 4 or 5 star. Getting a drink is nearly impossible at times. If you tip well the service improves, but not enough servers on the floor.

Food is iffy. Best is Sunday brunch at the Water Lily. With such a poor payback (on slots) it's no wonder their bussiness has tanked.

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Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: USED TO WIN

winifred — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:18:56 +0100

I USED TO WIN THERE, I CAME OUT WITH $1214.00 WITH TWO PULLS ON A SLOT. NOW THEY HAVE TIGHTEND UP. TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: Horrible place to play

Walt — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 12:07:32 +0100

Can only speak for the slots as that is all we play or should I say had played. We will no longer be going there as it is almost impossible to win lately. Don't know what they have done to their machines but was not good. Are also going to many penny machines as they pay even less.

Whoever runs this place has not figured out that most people don't care if they win a lot of money but do want to be able to play for awhile and be entertained while they are there. Doesn't happen.

My suggestion is to place a big barrel at the front entrance to the casino and let people just drop in thier donation to the tribe. Save a lot of energy and hard feelings. Don't see many smiles here on the faces of the players.

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: Soaring Eagle - Mt. Pleasant, Michigan

Curtis S — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 23:14:08 +0100

I can't speak to the slots or video poker as I have never played those games.

The roulette, craps, and blackjack tables are all pretty good.

Roulette - pretty standard, they use the double 0 wheel and the odds they give you on each betting line are standrd.

Craps - the stickmen know what they're doing and everytime I've played it's been a friendly crowd which makes it a lot of fun.

Blackjack - the $5 min tables are full of recreational players. If you really want to play where the others know what they're doing you need to go up to their $25 min bet tables. You won't find players splitting tens there.

Drink service - AWFUL. If you really need one just find the bar or be prepared to wait a long time.

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: DianeMDuBois

DianeMDuBois — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 08:00:00 +0100

I feel this casino is very tight and the employees are not friendly.

Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort: MJB

LibraLady — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 08:00:00 +0100

It is very obvious that they have tightened their machines considerably. Not a decent hit in two days to make our stay there fun. Also, they are now allowing their employees to play in the casino. That tells me that business has not been good. Stay away!!!!