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We originally reserved a Deluxe King NonSmoking room in October for a family wedding in February (18-20). Generally this bingo hall update was a miss. In my opinion the room is also far to bright to look at the bingo machines. General volume is high enough for a small stadium not a hall with 35-40 people. The callers have never been trained how to talk into a mike and put it right up to their mouth which adds to the pops along with a feedback speaker from the smoking area that you can here in the main room at the other end from the caller station. The system is an extremely bass loaded system left over from the dance hall, too loud and constantly make popping sounds and feedback. If I want to watch news and sports I will stay home or go to the sports book area. The room is filled with very distracting TV screens. Now they let you bring your receipt up and get ONE small drink (tiny drink cups), then the server brings you more. They attempted table service for beverages which didn't work because you did not even get your drinks before the game started (under staffed). The basic architecture is OK and it does have a separate smoking area. Santa Fe has recently moved and renovated their Bingo Hall. My wife, son and I have played bingo a lot for the last couple years. When you increase the hold the game does not play right and you don't even see the big bonus features. Games have to give you bonus opportunities and pay on them. They have without a doubt tightened the slots past the design point to where they are not really fun. I know slot machines after working in the R&D area of two gaming companies and being CTO of a casino in OK. What I want to focus on is their slots and their bingo hall.

However, up until just recently I did spend a lot of money there (Presidents Club). I have not stayed at Santa Fe Station for a long time because I am a local.

Station casinos bingo can team members play