They’ve got a couple dozen table games, and I distinctly recall very favorable minimums for that sort of thing – I’ve played $3 Blackjack at the casino before, which was welcome when I was younger and on a smaller budget but still wanted to play some tables. The casino floor feels pretty impressive when you walk in through their great entrance, and they’ve always had a solid variety of old and new games. The casino floor features more than 1,700 slot machines (of which they advertise about 400 of them as new), along with table games. Their efforts to continually evolve and compete in a pretty busy market shows in their investments, the most recent round of which was a $40 million renovation cycle that included a sports book, food court and expanded casino offering. While I haven’t visited in a few years now, Isleta is a place I look forward to visiting whenever I’m out in New Mexico. By far the most time I’ve spent has been at Isleta, a few minutes from Albuquerque’s airport and right off the highway that heads towards where my relatives lived.

Having had family that lives in New Mexico my entire life, I’ve spent quite a bit of time there, and as such have spent some time in casinos in New Mexico.

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