For craps players, there were only 3 total tables. However, I can overall say that there were not many tables in general. I am more of a craps player than blackjack, poker, etc., so I cannot speak so much on the behalf of those players. The next thing I took notice to were table games. Not only this, it was not hard to realize that there was only one cashier area and it was not centrally located (although it was decently close to the table games). Maybe not much smaller, but the layout definitely does not do much justice for the casino. This casino floor was definitely the smallest out of all casinos I have visited so far. However, I believe this forfeits the amount of slots and tables available on the floor. I have to say, compared to others, this casino was slightly above average on space between and around rows of slots. When first walking in, I took immediate noticed to the size and layout of the casino floor. I will be comparing this casino with my knowledge from visiting Parx, Sands Bethlehem, and numerous AC casinos. This was also my third casino visited in PA. This was my first visit to Mount Airy Casino after purchasing a Groupon to visit the resort.
