{"id":1094,"date":"2020-06-08T12:36:34","date_gmt":"2020-06-08T19:36:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/vegasadvantage.com\/?p=1094"},"modified":"2023-08-05T14:40:56","modified_gmt":"2023-08-05T21:40:56","slug":"las-vegas-strip-reopening-gambling-guide","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vegasadvantage.com\/las-vegas-strip-reopening-gambling-guide\/","title":{"rendered":"Las Vegas Strip Reopening Gambling Guide"},"content":{"rendered":"
I walked the Las Vegas Strip on June 5, 2020. I went in all 16 casinos that were open. The information below describes the table games that I saw, the best video poker paytables available at denominations of $5 and below at each casino, and any interesting observations. Video poker information was confirmed through VPFree2<\/a>. <\/p>\n The first section shows the minimum bet and availability for each table game. The second section is a list of table games by casino. There is no guarantee that you will find the same games at different times. However, this gives a good idea of what is out there and being opened by casinos. <\/p>\n Casino Royale<\/strong> and Circus Circus<\/strong> will not be on the list. Casino Royale removed all its table games. Circus Circus installed a $5 stadium 6:5 blackjack and roulette game in its pit. The live tables will not open until business conditions improve.<\/p>\n See also<\/strong>: Downtown Las Vegas reopening gambling guide<\/a> – Follow Vegas Advantage on Twitter<\/a><\/p>\n The list below shows what the minimum bet is for a 3:2 blackjack game. All games are six or eight-deck shoes with double down before and after splitting. Any variations to that are noted in parenthesis.<\/p>\n Below is the minimum bet for craps that I found at Las Vegas Strip casinos on June 5, 2020. The odds for each game are 3-4-5 times unless otherwise noted. Treasure Island offers craps at night. Its minimum is unknown but expected to be $15 or $25.<\/p>\n Each casino on the list offered 00 roulette. The list shows the minimum bet at each casino that was found on June 5, 2020. Treasure Island did not have a live game open. It had $1 stadium roulette.<\/p>\n I noticed lower minimum bets for many games with a few that were higher. There was no pattern to it. The most notable observations were that Circus Circus is not opening table games for at least a few weeks and Casino Royale removed live tables entirely.<\/p>\n The list for each casino shows what I found open during my June 5, 2020 visit. A blackjack game with \u201cS17\u201d notes when the dealer stands on all 17s. All blackjack games without this hit soft 17. A game without a notation of number of decks is a six or eight-deck shoe. All blackjack games are assumed to have double down before and after splitting. Any changes from those rules are noted.<\/p>\n Bellagio moved some tables around. It put plexiglass partitions on all. The limits on some games were a bit lower than usual. Otherwise, there was little difference.<\/p>\n Best video poker games<\/strong>: Bonus Poker (99.17% and 98.01%)<\/p>\n The main pit at Caesars Palace and the high limit salon were the only places to play table games at Caesars Palace. For the first time since I surveyed Las Vegas casinos, all blackjacks paid 3:2 at Caesars Palace. All the 6:5 tables were closed, as well as 000 roulette.<\/p>\n Best video poker game<\/strong>: Bonus Poker (98.01%)<\/p>\n Beyond the spacing, there were no changes at Cosmopolitan. It seemed like a normal day with typical table game limits.<\/p>\n Best video poker games<\/strong>: Bonus Poker (99.17%) and Double Double Bonus (98.98%)<\/p>\n I was at Excalibur as it opened on June 11. Its table game selection was limited but expected to expand over the weekend. This is what I found live:<\/p>\n Best video poker games<\/strong>: Jacks or Better (98.45%) and Bonus Poker (98.01%)<\/p>\n The only differences I found at Flamingo was the expansion of video table games and the required spacing at tables. The minimum bet on the electronic table games is $5.<\/p>\n Best video poker games<\/strong>: Super Double Double Bonus (98.69%) and Bonus Poker (98.01%)<\/p>\n There were no differences at Harrah\u2019s from before the closure beyond the required spacing.<\/p>\n Best video poker<\/strong>: Bonus Poker (98.01%) and Jacks or Better (97.3%)<\/p>\n Linq and its sister casino O’Sheas opened on June 12. It had the typical Caesars Entertainment game selection. <\/p>\n MGM Grand was nearly empty. The table limits were the lowest I have seen there in many years in most circumstances.<\/p>\nLas Vegas Strip minimum bet for 3:2 blackjack<\/h2>\n
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Las Vegas craps minimum bets and odds<\/h2>\n
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00 roulette minimum bet<\/h2>\n
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Other Las Vegas table games<\/h2>\n
Baccarat<\/h3>\n
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Casino War<\/h3>\n
$10<\/h4>\n
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Crazy4Poker<\/h3>\n
$10<\/h4>\n
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DJ Wild<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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High Card Flush<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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$10<\/h4>\n
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Let it Ride<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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$10<\/h4>\n
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Mississippi Stud<\/h3>\n
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Pai Gow Poker<\/h3>\n
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$25<\/h4>\n
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Pai Gow Tiles<\/h3>\n
$25<\/h4>\n
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Texas Hold\u2019em Bonus<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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Three Card Poker<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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Ultimate Texas Hold\u2019em<\/h3>\n
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Las Vegas Strip reopening table game limits and best video poker by casino<\/h2>\n
Bellagio<\/h3>\n
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$300<\/h4>\n
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Caesars Palace<\/h3>\n
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$100<\/h4>\n
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Cosmopolitan<\/h3>\n
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$100<\/h4>\n
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Excalibur<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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$10<\/h4>\n
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$25<\/h4>\n
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Flamingo<\/h3>\n
$5<\/h4>\n
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Harrah\u2019s<\/h3>\n
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$25<\/h4>\n
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Linq<\/h3>\n
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$25<\/h4>\n
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$50<\/h4>\n
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MGM Grand<\/h3>\n
$10<\/h4>\n
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$25<\/h4>\n
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$100<\/h4>\n
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