which hotels offer the best comps for playing blackjack?

Question

mainly free buffets will work fine for me =D

Answer 1

The key to getting comps in Las Vegas is to stay at the older casino's. The older casino's need to try to attract more customers by giving them comps. Places like MGM, Wynn, and Caesars Place always have high rollers coming in so they tend to over look the average person. If you go to Fremont street where most of the older casino's are, you will get more for your money. Look at this site for more info on Fremont Street: http://www.vegasexperience.com/

I was there in April and it was really a blast. I travel to Las Vegas twice a year. I will be going back again for New Years this year. I can't wait for that. I have also found great rates for Las Vegas activities on booktickets4less.com. I still would compare the prices to expedia.com or orbitz.com.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

The best blackjack(single deck, low limit, BJ pays 3/2) is at the El Cortez, they have 6 single deck tables.

Next would be the Four Queens, they have 2 single deck, 3/2 games.

Vegas Club is only casino in LV that actually posts a schedule for table games play. >Play this much($), for this long and we give you this.

Station Casinos(especially Palace) are extremely generous when it comes to meal comps for low limit table play.

If you're looking for future room offers, the Orleans, Gold Coast & Sam's Town are good places.

All of the hotel/casinos I have listed will appreciate your "Red" play.

BJ info
http://www.bj21.com/ads/cbjn1.shtml"

Gambling info
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com >"Gambling Info"
http://www.wizardofodds.com

~Jack~

Answer 3

They all give out comps based on how much you gamble and how long time wise you day. Go into a casino, get a players club card, tell the table boss you want to be rated, he will watch to see how much you bet and how long you play. At a $5.00 table bet at least 20-30 and figuring playing for at least four hours at a time.