El Cortez Hotel is a Classic opening in 1941. The entire place has been renovated and is new and fresh. I always stop in when I near by.

Binions Gambling Hall is the birth place of the World Porker Series. Lots of room and great atmosphere. The Apache Hotel is suspected to be haunted.

Downtown Grand is located one block off of Fremont Street Experience. Not as crowed or expensive. $5 Craps, $1 Blackjack. Lots of rooms with a rooftop pool.

California Hotel and Casino is connected to Main Street Station. This casino is not on Fremont Street so it is not as expensive. Lots of tables and machines.

Westgate Resort was built in 1969. Not as pricey as most strip casinos. It is also home to the International theater. I always have fun.

Tropicana Casino opened 1957. It will be closing April 2 2024. Check out the history of the Rat Pack era hotel. It will all be gone soon.

Plaza Hotel and Casino opened in 1971. It is located at the end of Fremont Street. Very worth visiting. Just remember to take your stuff with you.

Golden Gate Hotel and Casino was founded in 1906. Nestled in the heart of downtown, this is a iconic establishment. I enjoy the historic items.

Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino is nestled on Fremont Street. I like visiting this casino because of the great atmosphere it has. Great proximity.

Circus Circus is a classic casino on The Strip. Lots of gambling for adults and hundreds of games for the kids. They are extremely reasonable on cost.