Blackjack 3 To 2

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All Las Vegas Strip casinos, as well as some in the downtown and locals markets, short-pay some blackjack tables with a 6:5 payout. The list below shows the minimum bet it takes for you to find a 3:2 blackjack table so that you can get the best game for your bankroll.

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2. The majority of the casinos dealing 3:2 blackjack games on the Vegas Strip are Caesars properties. According to the most recent blackjack survey, Caesars has eight (8) casinos on the Vegas Strip with 3:2 blackjack games under $25. There are more than 60 tables at Caesars Las Vegas casinos dealing 3:2 blackjack with a minimum wager under $25.
3. Somewhere on the blackjack table there will be a sign that says, 'blackjack pays 3 to 2'. All this means is that you, the player, will get $3 for every $2 you wager. This is standard, and gives the.

The minimum bets and rules listed are based on my observations when visiting Las Vegas casinos in December 2019. Minimum bets may increase during peak hours or due to a policy change.

The list assumes that the game is a six or eight-deck shoe with double down before and after splitting and the dealer hitting soft 17. If there is a variation from these rules, it is included in parenthesis.

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The following table shows only true 3-2 Blackjack games in the Las Vegas area. The house edge figures are assuming total-dependent basic strategy and a cut card.

• Lucky Club

$2

• Poker Palace

$3

• Jokers Wild (no double down after split)
• Sam’s Town

$5

• Aliante (double deck or shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Arizona Charlie’s Decatur (double deck and shoe)
• Bighorn (double down before or after split on two or three cards plus surrender and re-split aces)
• Boulder Station (surrender)
• California (double deck or shoe, no double down after split in both)
• Cannery (double deck or shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Club Fortune (double deck or shoe)
• Downtown Grand (surrender and re-split aces)
• Eastside Cannery (double deck and shoe with re-split aces, shoe adds surrender)
• El Cortez (single deck with no double down after split or double deck and shoe with double down after split)
• Ellis Island
• Fiesta Henderson and Rancho (double deck and shoe, latter has surrender)
• Fremont (double deck and shoe, no double down after split in both)
• Gold Coast (double deck and shoe)
• Golden Gate
• Jerry’s Nugget (double deck and shoe)
• Longhorn (double down before or after split on two or three cards plus surrender and re-split aces)
• M Resort (double deck and shoe)
• Main Street Station (double deck, no double down after split)
• Orleans (double deck and shoe)
• Palace Station (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Plaza
• Railroad Pass
• Rampart (double deck or shoe, latter adds surrender and re-split aces)
• Santa Fe Station (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Silver Nugget
• Silverton (surrender and re-split aces)
• Skyline
• South Point
• Suncoast (double deck and shoe)
• Texas Station (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• The Strat (surrender and re-split aces)
• Tuscany

$10

• Bally’s (surrender)
• Circus Circus
• Cromwell (surrender)
• Green Valley Ranch (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Oyo
• Palms (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Red Rock (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• Rio (surrender)
• Silver 7’s (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender and re-split aces)
• Sunset Station (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender)
• The D
• Treasure Island (double deck and shoe, latter adds surrender and re-split aces)

$15

• Caesars Palace (surrender)
• Flamingo (surrender)
• Golden Nugget (surrender)
• Harrah’s (surrender)
• Paris (surrender)
• Planet Hollywood (surrender)
• Sahara
• Westgate

$25

• Four Queens (double deck, no double down after split)
• Cosmopolitan (surrender and re-split aces)
• Encore (surrender and re-split aces)
• Excalibur (surrender and re-split aces)
• Linq (double deck, no double after split, or shoe with surrender)
• Luxor (surrender and re-split aces)
• Mandalay Bay (surrender and re-split aces)
• MGM Grand (surrender and re-split aces)
• Mirage (surrender and re-split aces)
• New York New York (surrender and re-split aces)
• Park MGM (surrender and re-split aces)
• Tropicana (double deck and shoe)
• Wynn (surrender and re-split aces)

$50

• Aria (surrender and re-split aces)
• Bellagio (stand on all 17’s with surrender and re-split aces)
• Palazzo (double deck or shoe, latter adds surrender and re-split aces)
• Venetian (double deck or shoe, latter adds surrender and re-split aces)

Las Vegas casinos with no 3:2 blackjack games

There are three Las Vegas casinos with table games that do not offer any traditional 3:2 blackjack games. Those casinos are Binion’s, Casino Royale and O’Sheas. I found 3:2 tables with a forced $1 side bet at Binion’s but no other ones. The other two casinos have no 3:2 tables of any kind, based on my observations.

There was a time that Las Vegas was flush with single deck blackjack games that paid 3-2 on an ace and a face. That is no longer the case. Most single deck blackjack games in Las Vegas only pay 6-5 on a natural.

El Cortez, located just east of the Fremont Street Experience downtown, is one of two casinos in Las Vegas that still spreads 3-2 single deck blackjack. The game is found at most of its tables. The minimum bet is usually $5, but peak hours may become $10. Players may double down on any two cards but not after splitting. The dealer hits soft 17. Split aces receive only one card each. Surrender is not permitted.

Silverton offers single deck blackjack. It is down to just one table at this locals’ casino located south of the Las Vegas Strip. The rules are a bit tighter here than they are at El Cortez. Players may only double down on 10 and 11 and not at all after splitting. The dealer hits soft 17. Re-split aces and surrender are not permitted. The minimum bet is usually $10.

Blackjack players willing to drive an hour will find a good single deck game in Mesquite. It is at Eureka Casino. Players may double down on any two cards and double after splitting. Like the Las Vegas single deck games, the dealer hits soft 17 and there is no surrender or re-split aces. The bet limits for this table are $10 to $100.

What Happened to 3-2 Single Deck Blackjack Games on the Vegas Strip?

Unlike real money blackjack tables online, there are very few 3-2 single deck blackjack games on the Las Vegas Strip these days. These casinos tightened up over the years. Single deck games became double deck or shoes with six or eight decks. The single deck games that remained started paying 6-5 on a natural.

Casinos bet on the fact that players would still give action to 6-5 single deck games with the attitude that they wouldn’t know how much that affected the odds or just not care. The belief among some gamblers was that 6-5 single deck is still better than a 3-2 game with more decks. Unless there are unusual rules, this is simply not the case.

What You Can Play Instead?

Players that do not have access to the 3-2 single deck games should choose double deck games. At Treasure Island, players will find a $10 double deck with double down before and after splitting. This game hits soft 17, however, for $25 the dealer stands on all 17’s. Most MGM properties offer the hit soft 17 game for $25 and stand on all 17 games for $50 or $100.

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Single Deck Blackjack Games in Vegas

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Even though there are no 3-2 single deck blackjack tables in Vegas, there are still plenty of one-deck tables. In this survey you will find all the casinos in Las Vegas that have single deck games.