My wife and I are very casual bingo players, maybe once or twice a month. Bingo ranch has become…read moreour hands down favorite place. The regulars are super friendly and have helped us out a bunch and the place is always clean and well lit. They have lots of boards and monitors all around the hall.

Everyone is very nice especially Sam , Tony and Mark…read more The food is good and always fresh

Loudest Bingo hall I have ever been to. Terrible acoustics and awful sound system. Bring earplugs.read more

The people who run this bingo hall are, in general, very nice, especially the those who are more…read moremature in years. They are very sweet. It is well organized and seems to be run very fairly. It's only $20.00 and they really make sure you get your money's worth of play time. It starts at 6:30 pm, it can be a little confusing your first time so it's best to get there about 1/2 hour early (I think they open the doors as early as 4:30). Both times I have played the last game ended a bit before 10:00pm. In the games, they make sure to post the numbers being called, as well as call them out, and they check each bingo to verify it's a winning card. There are snacks available for purchase and complementary coffee, which is pretty tasty! As with most functions of this sort, it is a very diverse group of people who attend. If you plan on going, you would be best served to sit more towards the middle of the room. We made the unfortunate mistake of sitting towards the back and the people behind us were extremely rude and terribly unwelcoming. The people towards the middle seemed to be having fun and enjoying each other's company, but the back row was a totally different story. One particular man spent the whole evening complaining to everyone about how the people around him (including us, I suppose...though we, after the first angry shush from him, whispered the rest of the night) were too loud, but he, himself, was talking louder than anyone. He even got one of the younger gals to announce to the whole room that people need to be quiet. When she was done announcing she said, "that's for you...so and so (whatever his name was)" I can only imagine it is because he is probably there every night they are open and spends quite a bit playing, so they feel the need to cater to people like that. The sweet gal next to us said not to worry, that some of the people in the back are consistently really rude and treat the game like their career. All of that to say, it's a fun, well attended event, just be very mindful of where you sit. There are plenty of kind people there, and if you sit surrounded by them, you will have a fun night!

Friends of ours suggested a visit to check out Chicken Ranch Casino Resort and we agreed to make a…read moreday of it. While we had driven past the resort a few times previously, we did not realize how large it was until we approached the building. Even though it was a Saturday, we didn't have difficulty finding a parking spot since it was early in the day. We entered the building and were surprised by how clean everything appeared. We were also so pleased that there is no smoking allowed inside the casino or restaurants. As someone who is super sensitive to smoke, this was a welcome surprise. We had lunch at the 209 sports grill and enjoyed our meals. Most of our party were in the mood to try their hands at the slot machines. My husband and I decided to explore the casino instead and ventured up to the 2nd and 3rd floors. At the Perch restaurant on the3rd floor we were astonished at the amazing panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. Breathtaking! We made our way back to our friends and decided to check out the speakeasy. It was pretty small and we felt that the space could have been utilized more efficiently. There were very few seats. Despite the limited seating, we enjoyed the atmosphere and the fun libations. After dinner at the same sports bar we headed home. It was a fun-filled day and we will be back!

4 of us spent the weekend at the Chicken Ranch Casino resort in Jamestown…read more we were fortunate enough to stay in the Mother Plucker suite on the 8th floor. it was very nice: actually a little bit larger than our house. 2 beds and 2 and 1/2 baths the restauraunts - TWLV and the Wahlburger joint were both great for food and hanging out. the casino was on the smaller side but the reward program was easy and i was able to get the first reward -bluetooth speak within 2 days of very modest gambling. check in an out was very smooth. the valet and the bellhops were friendly and efficient. we would stay here again

Best bingo place around, they have several different games to play on paper bingo and using the…read moreelectronic bingo. If you don't know the electronic bingo is where you win because there is like 350 bingo sheets per machine and the paper bingo is more so for fun and additional chance to win. Aside from the traditional games they also have side games and other bingo sheets. For a standard night you may pay about $35 to $50 and can win up to 1000 on some games but most are $300. There is always a bar in the next room for anyone not wanting to play but with family. They have a small kitchen but you can bring your own food. This bingo hall is not packed but has a good amount of people; you really feel like you can win here.

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Closed nolove it there can't wait til it reopens staff very helpful courteous and makes you feel…read morewelcome they are always smiling patient. Other bingos staff just walks past you selling strips don't smile. But Tracy everyone smiles very comfortable setting. Hope they reopen soon. Frances

Now I like bingo very much, but sometimes going to a new bingo hall can be a bit intimidating all…read morethe games all the promotions where to sit who are regulars who aren't but I took my 18-year-old for the first time to play bingo last night and it was actually a great experience. The only thing that would've made it a five stars if one of us would've won, but I guess everyone can't be winners, even though this is called winners I will definitely be returning. Things to know you can pay with debit and get cash back, but there is a three dollar charge they give a free dabber for anyone who is a first time patriot and the bathroom is located two doors down in a different building, but has lots of stalls plenty of parking although you might have to walk a bit.

Great friendly atmosphere small crowd bigger payout hotball grows to 1000 then new hotball starts.read more

Bingo is back! St. John the Baptist Church hosts the event on Monday evenings, with early bird…read moregames starting at 6pm. Game play is just as intense and exciting as the charity bingo hall around the corner, fast paced, strict policies (better be quick to yell out bingo if you win!), lots of opportunities for cash prizes, friendly helpful people all around, and about 3-4 hours of bingo fun! Though the payouts are lower at St. John's ($100 payouts for early bird games, $200 payouts for regular games, plus $50 increase per game on the last Monday of the month), the buy-in is lower as well. As of July 2024, buy-in is $25, then $5 per game set after that. Each set (one pack) has 15 bingo sheets consisting of 5 early bird games and 10 regular games. Each sheet in the set has 6 bingo boards. The bingo games have quite a range of patterns throughout the evening in order to win, like "small crazy kite" or "postage stamps", and who knew that hitting all four corners on the board counts as a bingo!?! Thank goodness they also provide an easy-to-follow instruction sheet, so you know what you're playing and you don't miss anything, since the game goes quickly. Workers/volunteers also walk around selling flash, strip, cherry bell, and other special games. We got a few flash cards (kinda like scratchers, but cheaper with lower winnings)... won a buck total from 10 cards, lol. A food truck on site allows participants to enjoy some dinner or snacks while playing. We grabbed a couple tacos from the mexican food truck outside during one of the breaks, and it was pretty good. The event is open to ages 18 and over, though the crowd looks like mainly 50 and older. Even being some of the youngest players there, we fit in just fine and had a pleasant time at bingo night... will be back to win more than a dollar next time.

I love this Bingo Hall, and CoCo the beautiful lady who runs it , is Awesome…read more This bingo hall is always well Organized, the Games are Great. and the workers are very helpful and very kind. It's a OVERALL a Great Bingo Hall. Lets Play Bingo, Bingo Buddies...!!

I was in the area and decided to play Bingo. I really wish they had some coffee. It is the only…read morebingo place I've been to that doesn't serve food or coffee! You have to bring your own food and drinks. They do have a microwave available to worm up your own food or popcorn.

I love this place. They are open on Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sundays…read more They are always offering great specials & great door prizes. The place is clean, the Staff is wonderful. They play alot of games and they have enough machines for all players. I have also been there and watched them donate to several different groups i need. So if you want to come down have a great time, win some money and see the rest go to great causes this is the place to be!

This is simply an observation based on having played at this hall many times. I've noticed that…read morethere does not appear to be any staff members who reflect the racial and cultural diversity of the surrounding community. I want to understand whether there are inclusive hiring practices in place, as representation matters to many patrons. It would be encouraging to see a staff that more closely reflects the community you serve.