Top 5 Vegas Casinos That AREN'T On the Strip
For those who crave the excitement of the Strip but need a more reasonably priced Vegas holiday, "locals" casinos are an excellent bet. Here are the top 5 casinos you should hit up that aren't on the Strip.
1. El Cortez Hotel & Casino
The El Cortez Hotel & Casino has a substantial local following. It has several table games plus slot machines along with a complete sportsbook. It is so localized that members of Club Cortez can even cash their paychecks at this gaming house and get five percent of their check as free play.
2. Emerald Island Casino
The Emerald Island Casino has poker, video, and keno slot machines. It's well-known for its massive assortment of penny slots. It provides a fun setting, a payout rate trusted by locals, and ample parking. Locals, as well as visitors, love this casino.
3. The D Las Vegas
Situated in downtown Vegas on the Fremont Street Experience, the D is a focal point for those looking for a vibrant escape without the Strip's multitudes. The two-level playhouse is famous for its dancing dealers and prides itself on a Sigma Derby-feigned horse-racing game and vintage coin-run machines.
4. M Resort
Located far south inside the Vegas Valley, the M Resort is a high-class, huge casino that provides Hot Slots Tournaments every Thursday. Gamers can win $1,500 worth of free play. The casino floor covers over 92,000 square feet and provides video poker machines, a sportsbook, slot machines, as well as established table games such as roulette and craps. It gives locals a 25 percent reduction at its spa, making it popular among non-bettors.
5. Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino
For Vegas locals who want to get away for a weekend or enjoy a night of gambling, Silver Sevens is your go-to casino. It s popular for offering higher-end services at affordable rates. The staff is also friendly.
