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AZ Casino Focuses On the Familiar

If it’s not broken, don’t fix it. That’s the adopted adage of the Cliff Castle Casino, one of Arizona’s top gambling attractions. Arizonan gamblers are some of the luckiest in the nation, considering the tremendous density of casino operations in The Grand Canyon State. With national economic conditions as they are, casino operators are not nearly so fortunate. The gambling industry pretty much depends on the continued freedom of consumers’ disposable income – a commodity that is becoming smaller and smaller these days. Some of Cliff Castle’s competitors are scrambling for ways to court players, changing their business structure and coming up with all sots of convoluted tactics. Cliff Castle’s gamut? Just keep doing the same thing.

The casino, which is operated by the Yavapai-Apache Nation, is known throughout the state not just for the excellence of its gambling facilities, but as a vacation spot for families as well. Adults are sure to enjoy the many gambling diversions at this casino site, which is located near the town of Camp Verde, off of Interstate 17. Cliff Castle hosts almost six hundred sixty slot machines, 10 blackjack games, and eight poker tables. For kids not quite old enough to enjoy these attractions, there’s a bowling alley.

Cliff Castle’s chief executive officer, Trudy Clark, reports happily that the casino has not seen “much of a slowdown,” even though the industry is facing tough times. Clark says that the Cliff Castle staff has played a big roll in the continued happiness of customers. Employees designed the “Monsoon Money” slot, which features a surprise jackpot feature you’re sure to love!

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