Hey, Reggie, I remember going to the "Knock-Knock" kinda-sorta-but-not-really in Lakeport. Arrived from the north shore of Clear Lake, which was much more of a daring ride. The trick to finding the place is to look for the casino sign (about as large as a For Sale sign) and turning down this narrow roadway toward the Lake. When I got there, some tables were open, so I just asked a dealer and had no problem buying a few ones and fives. My "order" was significantly less than yours, and no problem getting what I asked for. Although the chips were a bit worn down. As I recall, the slot machines were not particularly generous that afternoon. The slots are looser at Robinson and Twin Pines. I'm not aware of a new chip rack at Knock-Knock so their chips must REALLY be wearing out by now.

OK, OK, yeah, I know. Slots aren't really "looser" anywhere, you just get in a lucky spin or two and think it so.