The annual Visitors Profile from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) is a good gauge to see how visitors spend their time and money when in Sin City. The small sample size of the survey isn’t 100% accurate but it helps build a picture of the average Las Vegas visitor. While these numbers […]
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Where To Play Blackjack In Las Vegas Without A Mask
Wearing a mask or face covering has become an issue inside and outside of casinos. Regardless of your personal stance, there are new rules about wearing a face covering while gambling in Las Vegas. Mixed rules on when gamblers should wear a face covering The new health and safety requirements from the Nevada Gaming Control […]
Play 2 Blackjack Hands At Once For Same Price In Downtown Las Vegas
One of the best deals in blackjack can be found in downtown Las Vegas. Casinos in Nevada continue to reopen with limited capacity. We’ve detailed social distancing at blackjack games since before Nevada casinos closed in the middle of March. Having a limited number of players at each table has its issues for players and […]
Las Vegas Reopening Blackjack Status
Las Vegas reopened on June 4, 2020 after a 78-day closure. A total of 62 casinos in the market are now open. Of those, 16 are on the Strip and 10 in downtown Las Vegas. Most of the casinos that reopened look the same as before the shutdown. However, there are a few changes. What […]
Casino Promotions For Blackjack Players
Casinos around the country are starting to reopen. Most blackjack games are set up with socially distanced seating. This may or may not be good for blackjack players. Everyone playing at a blackjack table with fewer players will see more hands per hour. Recreational gamblers playing a 6:5 blackjack table will see the house edge […]
New Research On What To Expect When Casinos Reopen
Casino game manufacturer Synergy Blue recently commissioned research called “The Path Forward For Casinos In A Post Covid World.” Some research is better than others. Being a cynic I always look to see who was involved with the information I’m reading. Sometimes research can favor the company paying for the information. That’s usually not the […]
