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Casino gaming is at its finest in Nevada’s Emerald Island Casino. Located in the Downtown Henderson area, the Emerald Island Casino is proud of being the only all penny casino in the region. Locals have clearly shown their support by making it their number one choice, and their loyalty and patronage have never wavered ever since.

Emerald Island Casino in Henderson, Nevada is well known as the place to eat when Downtown. The Emerald Island Grille has delicious entrées like “Stuffed Clams Casino”, “Grilled Rib Eye Steak and Herb Crusted Jumbo Scallop Combination” and “Pan Seared Breast of Chicken”. Recently, a new addition has been added to the restaurant; a smoker. Steve Overlay,

We may be prejudiced; however we happen to think penny slots are by and large the most entertaining games you'll find at a gambling establishment. However because all slots are entirely random, there is no system that will change your odds of winning. On the other hand, there are numerous things you can do to maximize your return-on-investment while playing penny slots.

This Sunday, March 17, 2013 people will be turning green. Folks will wear green clothes, paint green shamrocks on their faces, drink green beer and have one heck of a great party! We will talk with Irish accents. We will be serving Corned Beef and Cabbage. There will be parades. That is right……..this Sunday is St Patrick’s Day.

Water Street District, having a rich culture and history, is the vibrant and progressive heart of Henderson, Nevada. Located just minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip, it has become one of the hottest redevelopment areas in the Southwest.

When I hear the term “penny slot machines” I still have a vision of actual copper pennies going in a slot machine one at a time and winners seeing hundreds of copper pennies clanking into their hoppers! Well, we all know that this is not how today's new gameswork!

Ahhh, Christmas Dinner! Just thinking about that big beautiful meal makes me dream of days gone by. Holidays spent with family and friends, enjoying opening presents and laughing at the ugly sweaters from far away Aunts and Uncles.  How different the holidays seem now. Technology has replaced so much of what was fun albeit inconvenient before. Shopping for example was a huge chore, but left you feeling tired and fulfilled once it was done. Part of the experience of course was being out amongst the crowds, seeing kids lined up to sit with Santa and seeing tired Dads on benches waiting for wives to get that “one last thing.”