The casino is a dump, so my guess is the rooms are probably not much better. I don't know about Cal-Neva - the only Reno casino hotel at which I have never stayed. As for rooms, all are tolerable except for Sands Regency and the Holiday Inn adjacent to Diamond's. When in Reno, I am too busy to have time for entertainment, so cannot help you there. Carson City used to be worth it for low to mid-stakes players, but Fandango casino has become unplayable because of blatant pref-shuffling procedures now in place there under a new casino manager. Play short sessions there, not too often, and you should be fine.Ĭarson City and Tahoe are not worth the trip for blackjack. Exceptions are Peppermill and Eldorado, where game protection is primarily from the eye both stores are intolerant of brain-using patrons at any stakes, any time. I respectfully disagree with Flash as to sweat and harassment - it varies widely depending on casino and sometimes even the shift, and is certainly no worse than Las Vegas. Don't worry about the commonplace D10 rule those games are fine as long as penetration is adequate and consistent. Single deck is a very different animal than the games available in Las Vegas.

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Harrah's has only one playable game on the main floor, a single deck that is closely watched, and a single deck in the High Limit Room, usually $100 min, often closed.Īll other Reno-area casinos offer at least a few good to excellent games, depending on your stakes. But the following are all blackjack burn joints that should be avoided at any stakes:

It depends on stakes, playing ability, and other factors. It's easier to tell you which places to avoid than to try to quantity 'best.' What's best for me might not be best for you. I make about fifteen trips to Reno a year.

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