The scene was similar at Binion’s - lively action at the tables, but inactive slot machines abandoned.

Several customers were shuffling along, looking at the blank screens, while floor cashiers chatted with each other and speculated when the machines would be back up. Without the continual sound effects of the slot machines, the musical soundtrack over the public address system was audible. Most of the table games had traffic as patrons continued to play blackjack, roulette and craps. Other slot machines had “out of order” tabs over the top of their currency validators to prevent players from putting money into a malfunctioning slot.Ī few rows of machines were functioning, including several bar-top slots. Many of the video poker machine screens had “OUT OF SERVICE” messages. Spokespeople from the 53-year-old Four Queens, which has an 18-story hotel with 690 rooms and a 27,269-square-foot casino, did not return requests for comment Friday.Ĭustomers parking vehicles in the Four Queens parking garage were met with a sign that said, “Computer Systems are Down.

“As this is an ongoing investigation, we have no further comment.” “We are actively monitoring the situation,” a Control Board spokesman said in a Friday email. State Gaming Control Board agents are investigating the unexplained malfunction of computers and slot machines at downtown’s Four Queens and Binion’s Gambling Hall casinos. 27, 2020, tells guests that its computer systems are down.

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