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The place is a 9.8 out of 10 and I would highly recommend giving it a try. The service is always excellent and the food is great, Michael is the Manager there, and it is obvious he values his guests and is doing a great job trying to maintaIn a top notch environment for people to enjoy. Since that time Management has changed the menu, added better meat and fish selections and it has drastically improved the experience there. The meat selections offered were USDA Choice and were not very appealing. When it first opened it was lacking in a lot of areas. 'Cin City' is their 'fine dining' destination. This is the worst venue I have ever played at ANYWHERE on this planet for Comps or perks. If you are a higher level player I would recommend staying clear of this venue as you may be better off investing your money in a Program that you can actually receive value for the dollars expended. At this venue it won't lend you a $29.00 piece of 'Prime Beef'. Seriously? The level of play that one must maintain to reach the 'Elite' status at Miami Valley Gaming would garner you free cruises in the Caribbean with some area Comp Programs or chartered flights to Atlantic City with others. They were cool but the chef left the Prime cuts of beef in the frig and brought out the USDA Choice for the event at Cin CIty. There have been a few 'VIP' dinners that have been held. The hosts have ZERO authority to comp anything (including food) to a player. Are you serious? That's a common practice for ANY player in EVERY casino on the planet. What? The fact that you can 'order a drink' from your Slot Machine is touted as a 'perk' for Elite or Premier players. You receive a 25% discount at restaurants, BUT if you use comps, that is not honored. There are no special lines at the restaurants. There are NO special lines at the restaurants, This is the ONLY 'casino' in the world I have played in where a 'top tier' player waits behind people that are SIGNING up for a Player's Card at the player club windows. To this day the parking area is the only perk that separates their 'Elite' players from the players just walking in the front door for the first time. In the past 6 months I have played there and have earned 'Elite' (their top tier card).

At the time the only thing that was available as a 'perk' was a special parking area. When the place was open I was given an 'Elite' card as a match for my level at other casinos.

It has been 6 months since then and here is a follow up on 'Miami Valley Gaming'. In January I had reviewed this venue as a 'Work in Progress'.

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