Terrible's might seem like a terrible name for a resort. It's not. "You would think from a marketing standpoint it would be bad because everything you do would start with 'Terrible,' " said David Nolan, who took over as general manager of the casino less than two years ago. "Unless they know us, people would say, 'Why would I want to stay at a place called Terrible's?' But lots of people do know us, and for locals, it's actually a pretty strong brand." This year, Terrible's Hotel and Casino, at Paradise and East Flamingo roads, got even better.
