Here are the specific game rules when I was there. Roulette: 1 (I'm not sure whether to say 1 or 2 for roulette, because they have a table with two layouts but only one wheel).Blackjack: 3 (Warning! Blackjacks only pay 6 to 5).Here’s a full list of the tables they had when I was there: Most big casinos will have, at most, one such table.

Of the 14 table games, six of them were Blackjack Switch. If you are a Blackjack Switch player, then you'll be in Heaven at the Casino Royale. However, I did order a glass of red wine, which was the worst glass of wine I've had in my life. The ladies were perhaps not as young and pretty as at the big Strip properties, but they were just as quick and friendly as anywhere. That is how all dealers should be.Ĭocktail service was pretty good at the Casino Royale. They would offer helpful advice, without having to be asked. Some of the dealers, especially one named Michael, were very helpful when such players just sat there looking perplexed. The low limits at the Casino Royale seem to attract younger players, many of who are clueless about proper strategy. A disproportionate number of them had missing teeth, but they tended to be the better dealers. The dealers at the Casino Royale run the gamut from brick walls to being very friendly and helpful. If you are a $5-$10 player, you should have no trouble finding a table at the Casino Royale, and you won't be made to feel like a flea.

Not a green chip anywhere, much less black. While there, I regularly scanned the tables to see how much players were betting, and it was a sea of red. Red chip players are made to feel very welcome at the Casino Royale. By way of comparison, the MGM Grand has 178 table games and 2,470 slots. According to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, the Casino Royale has 14 table games, which is also what I counted, and 445 slots. By way of comparison, the MGM has almost 9 times as much at 156,023. GamblingĪccording to the 2009 American Casino Guide, the Casino Royale has 17,500 square feet of casino space. Caesars Palace, Treasure Island, and the Wynn are all within easy walking distance. Directly across the street is the Mirage. The Casino Royale occupies a small parcel between the Venetian and Harrah's. I checked into Casino Royale for one night on September 17, 2009. The place is rather run down yet packed with red-chip betting players who are likely rebuffed by higher minimum bets at other Strip casinos.

This is definitely a place for tourists who are on the economy plan yet insist on a prime Strip location. The Casino Royale is very small casino located in a prime location on the Las Vegas Strip.

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