Short answer: Low-limit tables ($5 and under) are still around in Vegas. You'll mostly find them downtown and off-Strip, with a few on the Strip. Minimums change by time of day, so always check the placard before you sit down.
Spots reported with low-limit tables (as of late 2025):
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Spots reported with low-limit tables (as of late 2025):
- Downtown Grand: $5 blackjack, craps and roulette, plus some $1 blackjack
- The Plaza: $5 blackjack, craps and roulette
- Ellis Island: $5 table games
- South Point: $5 craps and blackjack
- The Palms: $5 craps and blackjack
- Rio: $3 craps during the day, rising to $5 to $15 when it's busy
- Excalibur: $5 blackjack
- OYO: one $1 blackjack table
- Go mornings and weekdays. Minimums often rise at night and on weekends.
- Check the rules, not just the minimum. Some low-limit blackjack pays 6:5 on a blackjack instead of 3:2, which costs you more over time.
- Ask a floor supervisor when they lower the minimums.
- Join the casino's player club so your table play earns comps.
Where did you last find a low-limit table in Vegas, and what were the game rules? Post the date so this thread stays current.