Bally's Twin River Lincoln

"One of the few casinos around I know of that still allows smoking inside throughout the building. For some, it might be a downside, while for others, it's perfect. There are many slot machines and a decent amount of table games, but they always seem to be really crowded any time during the night. One thing I was pleased with was the service at the bars, and it's nice to actually not feel overpriced for a watered-down drink."

"Total aggregation in booking a concert package on line. The website wasn’t working, tho I didn’t know this at the time. Didn’t appear to go thru so I called Bally’s, far more times than should have been necessary, to book on line. Only to find out upon arrival that I now had 3 reservations! The hotel front desk team was great and fixed the issue and permitted early check in for the inconvenience. But, the concert tickets included were the worst seats. I could not not say something about this and got upgraded, so all good there. However, the absolute worst aspect of this casino visit was the smoking! Horrible! Smokers everywhere you turn and the filth at the machines from it. We even sought out the most ventilated areas, but still left reeking of smoke and burning lungs. For that reason alone, we won’t be returning until they get with the times and create a more healthy environment for their guests and staff. Other casinos are smoke free and doing very well."

"It has been the fourth time I go there. Every time trying for one thousand dollars. Never won. Weird. Not even a penny. It is more than bad luck : it is almost like a none generous casino, just a bad experience one. In the other hand, food there is awesome, especially the subway. Overall it is a very bad casino for serious gamblers. Like me, those who come to play and really gamble. Not these poor souls who play for twenty bucks and are happy if they win another ten, jumping hilariously. They are small spirits. But to the real gamblers, I tell them this casino steals. It is not for us. The one in Connecticut is by far far better."

"When Twin River casino for the first time. We didn't stay at the hotel or dine there. It's a full casino and the appearance is nice. I would not go back for one reason. I am a non smoker when I came but a smoker when I left. OMG the cigarette smoke in the casino is very strong. Everybody is smoking and I smelled like an dirty ashtray including my cloths with in a half hour. It is a health hazard just to be there. They do nothing to change the air in the main room. We went there to see the band that was playing but had to leave with in and hour because of the thick smoke. Yes they have a non smoking area but it's a room with just gaming no entertainment and the food court was closed in the area. They punish the non smokers by not having the same options as the smokers do. It seems to me they should flip and segregate the smokers and have the casino mostly non smoking. Many less people smoke today. It seems they would have more business by being non smoking. I guess I will not be going there again."

"We like going to the casinos in different states if we're nearby just for the experience and atmosphere. I'm not a gambler and don't like losing money so I never wager more than $10-$20 for the entire visit total. They had a lot of games. I typically like playing the video poker slots because at least there's some skills or thought involved although everything is random. I did not like the video poker slots here. They didn't have my normal game I play and some of the machines (*obviously the one I played) was broke. I had to wait forever it seemed about 10 minutes for someone to come fix the machine so I could get my ticket. The buttons wasn't working on two or three slot games I played. They do have a bar music lounge on the floor however we got there late on a week night so no one was there. We didn't stay long, maybe 30 minutes if that and left. I don't think big casinos really let too many people walk out with money. However the experience of enjoying a casino in Rhode Island will still be a time to remember."