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  • July 13, 2026 at 9:45 pm #5823
    justin vaculajustin vacula
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      I only saw Ultimate X and some Phoenix Link games, no advantage states.

      Did I miss something?

      Many of the floor sections were closed. Chairs and carpets were very worn. Parking garage wasn’t in good shape.

      Market (food court place) was closed. Philly Pub? was also closed for a Monday and oddly serving a limited menu from Market rather than their own menu. Asian restaurant was closed until 5PM.

      I don’t think I’ve seen a casino with so few options.

      July 13, 2026 at 11:35 pm #5824
      Ben RosenthalBen Rosenthal
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        Dang. I’ve never been before, so I’m not sure if that’s the norm or what.

        The reviews online looked mixed, though in the thread I’m looking at, “Harrah’s Philly is a dump” has the most likes. Guess I can cross this one off my list haha.

        September 5, 2026 at 5:55 am #7118
        Figm3nts APFigm3nts
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          Harrahs is a local of mine, for other AP stuff. I have yet to check out the slot games there yet. With that said, the casino is in a poor part of the outskirts of Philly and directly next to a state prison – You do the math. Spoiler, the place is a fucking dump.

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