They opened about a year ago, and have doubled their space already. I've been to plenty of small casino's on the west coast and was very happy with this one. I think this would be good for a quick gambling trip and a drive away from the city.We drove up to Naskila Casino and were very pleased. I played in both sections, I visited here around 10:30 pm, on a Wednesday night, and have heard that it does get crowded on the weekends, but Naskila is open 24 hours a day, has roughly 350 slot machines, no table games, and you get $5 free play when you sign up for their players card. I really liked they have a a divided smoking and non smoking slots section. I didn't bring husband and son, no arcade for the kids, there isn't much to do besides the Lake Livingston for fishing and like in most small towns, everyone goes to Wal Mart. I didn't know what to expect, since this is my first experience with class II slots, (bingo style) don't expect the drink girls to serve alcohol like in Lake Charles, this place have self serve soft drinks, no hotels, but a RV/ campground, if your hungry a little restaurant with home cooked meals.

I was greeted at the door and the people are very friendly here, some of the people working there are from the Alabama- Coushatta tribe so this helps with the economy of Livingston. Watch for the signs, you may miss it I arrived and it was an interesting building, looks like a log cabin but bigger, they are adding on for more gaming I was told. I drove for an hour and half from Houston, into downtown Livingston and kept going for a few miles. A road trip to East Texas can be nothing but a view of pine trees, and I remember going to the Indian reservation as a teen as a family trip, Now grown up, I do play slots and heard about Naskila Gaming by word of mouth, and had to go check it out.

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