Have some extra money laying around you don't know what to do with? Maybe an extra $50,000+ you'd be willing to take a chance on doubling, or losing? Now is your chance! Caesars Palace Las Vegas is out to get its fair share of high rollers! The casino has raised its limits on blackjack and craps to fifty thousand dollars per hand...the highest amount of any Las Vegas casino.
Caesars officials say the new limits will give the 41-year-old property an edge over newer high-end Strip resorts that have been taking a larger share of the high roller market, including Bellagio, Wynn Las Vegas and Venetian.
Caesars Palace is undergoing a billion dollar expansion/remodeling job, adding more than 600 rooms and upgrading the existing Forum Tower.
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Sweet! I guess I will start playing at Caesars again. LOL!
Mary, 50,000 per hand; that is beyond my comprehension. I can't even imagine having money like that blow. Having been raised with depression era parents I don't know that I could if I had it (lol).
Mary, Thank you for your comment on my blog. I couldn't miss the opportunity to mention you because it is true. You light me up and motivated to keep blogging... How is the Bridge club doing in Vegas?
Mary - I love blackjack, but not at that price. Pass! Give me the $5 - $15 tables and I can play for quite a while. lol
I will be right down. It is great of Ceasar's to give me such a wonderful opportunity.