Aztec Inn: what's the deal?

What's it about? Dish, please.

Small casino across from Strat. Interesting clientele.
Not much more to tell.

Its enforcement file at the Gaming Board makes interesting reading.

It used to have really good computer access but now everybody and his brother in law has signs up about Free WiFi.

I think you have to ring a bell for admission at night. At least they did that for awhile some time ago.

Thanks. We're down on Fremont Street, it's okay here but we prefer the glitz of the strip I think. Odds seem to be about the same both places, slots at Binions seem tight as hell.

it's sort of a rough place. Assuming you know, "across from the Stratosphere" means it's nor in quick walking distance of most of the strip.

Quote: FleaStiff

Its enforcement file at the Gaming Board makes interesting reading.

It used to have really good computer access but now everybody and his brother in law has signs up about Free WiFi.

I think you have to ring a bell for admission at night. At least they did that for awhile some time ago.

Is there a website where one can read these enforcement files?
I've never had to ring a bell but my late night visits are a pretty small sample.

Aztec website says 39 machines. And a buffet!

Quote: billryan

I've never had to ring a bell but my late night visits are a pretty small sample.

When you ring the bell, how do they decide whether to allow you in?

I think the nighttime bell requirement is common at the neighborhood casinos with 15 machines.

Quote: billryan

Is there a website where one can read these enforcement files?

Yes. They are public records though they might be archived by now and I can never find anything on the Gaming Board's site anyway. Sometimes there are newspaper articles concerning the enforcement action.

All it showed, as I recall from eons ago, is that they were clearly a shoe string operation, illegally kept a 'cash in a cigar box' fund with no documentation, failed to have name tags and had an out of date tally on one machine which meant it was a tax case as well. Nothing scandalous, just revealed some of the slipshod operations and profits involved.

Thanks. We're down on Fremont Street, it's okay here but we prefer the glitz of the strip I think. Odds seem to be about the same both places, slots at Binions seem tight as hell.

Try The Cortez. Looser slots than the rest of Downtown, with all the charm of a Casino Royale