From BBM: This casino has poor poor payout percentages. Be very careful - just as some of the other casinos - they will pay out on $5-15 per spin machines. Built new area - even tighter. I would stay away from this casino if I were you.

From Joseph: Went there on 9/16/2011 tons of the slots were out of order. And no one was working on them .They are not paying either but if you want a free water bottle or cup of coffee by all means this is your place. Other wise do not waste your time.

From Linda: I used to go to Lucky Star in Concho and win or break even occasionally. Not any more! Since they built the new addition and they are giving away 10 dollars on lady's day, men's day, etc., it's impossible to win. All I do is lose, lose, lose! It's worse than "neverwin" Riverwind. Needless to say, I done going. I wouldn't recommend that Lucky Star to anyone.

From MM: I go to this casino two or three times a month and have won as much as $4500 in one night but average a breakeven over the course of one year. My last six visits in Sep - Oct 2011 I have noticed the slots are very tight and most of my losses for the year occurred during this period. I have also noticed more mistakes by the dealers in the house favor on the table games; but compared to other casinos I have played in they are minor. Unlike some of the other casinos I do not think these mistakes are by design to improve the odds of the house.

From Denise: I have been going to Riverwind since it first opened. Although it is a nice Casino, I don't win there anymore. Many machines don't pay anything and when one does pay, it is not a lot and will suddenly stop paying and go downhill FAST. When they first opened the machines were fun and I won frequently, but now I just get upset about the chintzy and yes, meaness with the way the machines play now. I'm going to give up playing altogether if things don't improve.

From Will: Don't bother going to Riverwind or Neverwin as most people call it. You will lose, that simple people. The slots are ridiculously tight beyond anything you could imagine. You can, and I have, sat and spun the reels straight through $50 and not won a single penny... They are greedy beyond belief and don't appreciate the patronage of return customers.

From Jack: This is one of the more popular casinos that is owned by the Chickasaw Nation (the other being Winstar). Its quite evident that just by the mere geographical location of this casino (at the crossroads of Interstate 35 and Highway 9), it was strategically destined to be a money-maker for the tribe. The casino is probably the closes in proximity to the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, being approx 17 miles south of it, and less than 1 mile south of Norman. The casino has garnered a favored reputation amongst its visitors, and a wide array of gaming tables and slots can be found. Unlike most other smaller Indian casinos, the Riverwind provides a close "Vegas-style" feel to it. However, the casino does lack in its restaurant choices. Other than the Willows Buffet and a Mexican grill, the other choices are left to Burger King, Cinnamonster, Taco Bueno, and a small pizza joint. The live entertainment venues are top-notch performers that were top 40 chart producers from about 10 yrs ago and later. The casino doesn't currently feature any lodging accommodations-but it is forthcoming in autumn 2008, with an adjacent hotel just now breaking ground on the southside of the casino. This casino has a friendly staff, the atmosphere is lively, and facilities are clean and well-kept. 5 out of 5 stars.

From Adam: This casino has the weakest payouts of any casino in our state. Their VGT Games are set for low payouts. The printer in their machines are worn out so you spend more time cashing out misprinted tickets than you do playing their games. The payout used to be great in this casino but for the last two years they have become pathetic. Locals call it Never Win Casino. Not worth playing in this casino.

From Duane: This used to be the one casino in the entire central part of the state I would recommend. No more however. They had a change of management some 18 months ago and the payouts went from pretty good, you could play all night on a 20 if you went cheap, to now just pathetic. That is especially true May through July and Oct through Jan when the machines all seem to develop a case of lockjaw. It is the nicest casino around and I will still suggest the sports bar or Embers to eat at, but not the gawd awful buffet, but definitely not to play there. It is sad the management has taken this course as it is hurting the serving staff at the restaurants and the cocktail servers. Being it is the start of May myself and others have already noticed the HUGE decline in payouts after just one week, looks like it's time to build the Vegas trip coffers again with what I would burn at this place normally.