Can anyone recommend Casino in Las Vegas for a low roller?

Question

We are staying at the Flamingo for 5 nights, which are the casinos where I can play lower limit tables?

Answer 1

The Flamingo will likely have $5 tables available. They may not, however, on the weekends.

Try "Slots-o-Fun". My husband and I are low rollers too! We stumbled across this little place while waiting for a show at the Riveira (why can't I spell today?). Anyway, thier table limits are as low as $1 and the atmosphere is a lot of fun. I will tell you that it isn't the cleanest place on the strip, but if you're in Vegas just to have a good time, it is a great place to check out.

If you want your BlackJack limit to be a little higher, the Tropicana has $5 BJ all day every day.

Have fun!!!

Answer 2

Circus Circus has $1 blackjack tables.

I forget the name of the other casino, but if you facing Circus Circus, it's the casino next to it on the left. They have good 5 cent machines (the same kind that they also use as $1, $5 machines etc).

Across the street from Bally's (if you're facing Bally's..it would be on the left), that casino has $1 shots of hard liquor. At least that was the case when I was out there 2 years ago. They only have certain brands that they offer, but some are decent, and even good brands.

Answer 3

Downtown will always have lower limits, in general, but if you dont want to go downtown, the smaller casinos on the Strip generally have lower limits, too (eg. Barbary Coast, Slots o' Fun, the Riveria, etc.). Treasure Island is no longer a lower table limit place since they had their face lift.

Of course, it is all relative, but if you want to gamble at the tables in the "nicer" Strip Casinos, you can find the occasional $5 min table if you look around a lot.

Answer 4

O'sheas next door to the flamingo is a good bet for low tables. They even have a beer special every so often. Some low level tables are near the back of the flamingo too.

Answer 5

The best casinos in town for low limit tables are all located downtown on Fremont Street. Casinos on the strip don't need to work as hard to get people in the door. The casinos downtown have to cater to all kinds of people. The dealers are all friendly and it isn't too hard to find a good inexpensive game. Good luck!

Answer 6

Circus Circus and Excalabur (owned by same company). Treasure Island. Many others.

Walk along the striip, in and out of the casinos and look at the limits signs on their tables. Look at the amount signs on the machines. Doing this, you'll see some interesting things.

Seems to me that O'Sheas was right next door to you, and is owned by Flamingo. Lower limits.

Answer 7

The Boardwalk was torn down last year. I don't know what you consider "low roller" but most casinos have $10 & $15 dollar tables. We tried Fremont St. last year as we were told that the slots were more loose and the tables cheaper, but did not find that to be fact.

Answer 8

You can try the downtown area. Or on the Strip try Circus Circus or Excallabur.

The Big hotels on the strip will not have as many lower-limit tables, I think the smallest I saw on those was $5 blackjack, and that was 1 maby 2 tables

Answer 9

if you like roulette, I would recommend Ceasers, they have a newish game called rapid roulette which was only $2.50 minimum bet, yet the odds are the same. it was great fun we kept winning around $300 dollars in an evening.

Other low tables you will find in downtown, or even try:
Hooters ($5 min on some tables)
Paris
Flamingo
Ballys
Palms ($5 min on alot of tables)

a lot of places are $5 min on weekdays I think, but you won't find these in
Bellagio
Venetian
Wynn - great slots though, penny slots are very good !

you don't have to bet big, don't feel intimidated by big betters, they loose quicker :)

good luck !

Answer 10

The Boardwalk has $3 blackjack tables. It's on the strip, just past the bridge on the sidewalk, kinda close to the Paris, same side of the street. Sorry if the directions aren't clear, it was Vegas, baby!