I’ll break this up into short themes: the casino, hosts, and the players club. Nonetheless, we’re here to talk about gambling. Thankfully, we had drunken pool time to distract. I was done with that before the first night was over. I took a conservative $500 bankroll for 1 ½ days.
I took my BFF, Emily, who is the best gambling companion if not a bit erratic…violent…emotional…did I mention violent? We didn’t win. I write this because I waited to finish the last installment of this series until I’d recently gambled at both Golden Nugget and L’Auberge in Lake Charles. That said, if you approach gambling as entertainment and set a reasonable bankroll (don’t gamble away your rent money, kids), it can be a bunch of fun. Casinos aim to make money for the casinos after all. Now we talk gaming… Comparison Of The Resort Gambling Entertainment | Lake Charles Resortsįirst, if you go to a casino expecting to win, you’re going with the wrong mindset and will more often than not be sorely disappointed. Part 3 covered the Resort Amenities and Entertainment, Part 2 detailed the Food & Beverage offerings and Part 1 covered the Rooms. This is Part 4 in a 4-part series comparing two casino resorts in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
