Cheap blackjack??
#2
Joined: Apr 2005
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I HATE this topic in Vegas!! I'm like you and I'm always looking for tables like that. Why do all the big "popular" hotels/casinos feel compelled to raise the minimums to $10 or $15 or even $20 on certain nights, on the weekends, when it's busy, or whenever they feel like it??
A lot depends on what day of the week it is, what time of the day, and how busy it is. Usually they're hard to find on the weekends. But for the most part, you can forget about finding those kind of tables at places like the Bellagio, Paris, Wynn, Venetian, etc. All they care about is the money and the lowest you'll probably find is a $15 table. You MIGHT MIGHT find one $5 table, but you can forget about finding an empty seat there! I've found that Excalibur will have quite a few $5 tables, but it can vary. The best place to find $3-$5 tables on a REGULAR basis is Downtown. I think Sahara and Stratosphere might too.
A lot depends on what day of the week it is, what time of the day, and how busy it is. Usually they're hard to find on the weekends. But for the most part, you can forget about finding those kind of tables at places like the Bellagio, Paris, Wynn, Venetian, etc. All they care about is the money and the lowest you'll probably find is a $15 table. You MIGHT MIGHT find one $5 table, but you can forget about finding an empty seat there! I've found that Excalibur will have quite a few $5 tables, but it can vary. The best place to find $3-$5 tables on a REGULAR basis is Downtown. I think Sahara and Stratosphere might too.
#3


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I am another low roller so I always stay downtown. You will be hard-pressed to find low limits like these on the strip, especially on weekends. The hotels downtown are much closer together than the strip, so you could gamble at most any hotel and walk a short distance home when you're ready for bed.
#4

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If you have a car and don't mind staying away from the strip/downtown, but still want luxurious accommodation, I highly recommend the J W Marriott in Summerlin. Great low-stakes "locals" casino attached to a fabulous hotel, spa, around 20-25 minutes from the strip, downtown, or airport. The nearby Sun Country complex (hotel, casino, multiplex cinema etc) is also great for low-stakes punters.
#6
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Forgot to mention....most of the not-so-popular casinos will probably have it, like the Frontier (I know they do!), Stardust, Westward Ho, Flamingo, Tropicana, Boardwalk, etc. Or some of the casinos off the Strip will probably have it too, like the Orleans, Palace Station, Terribles, etc.
#7
Joined: Jun 2005
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The Imperial Palace is right on the strip and has low limit roulette and blackjack. I stayed at the Venetian last year. Got a great deal on the room but couldn't afford to anything but sleep there. My wife and I would head over to the Imperial Palace to play the games. There are a few street side casinos that take low $ bets as well.




