Question of the Day - 13 July 2021

Locals casinos would dominate

One probably no one else will come up with: Fiesta Henderson. It just seems to me that a) it's pretty big and b) a greater proportion of the casino floor is devoted to slots and VP than almost any other casino. They have only one small table games pit.

Many years ago, it was the MGM. So, I'm gonna stick with it.

I’d be surprised if the #1 casino is anything except Orleans.

My guess it would be one of the locals casinos like Sams Town. 

Southpoint

I'll echo Orleans as number one, but Gold Coast in the top five for sure

If the Wynn and Encore are one casino I would say they have the most of both. If not then MGM maybe?  It a good question. 

Palms ... when open!

I assume you mean the metropolitan area and not just the city. 

I’m guessing Green Valley Ranch. 

Then again, I haven’t been to some of the outlier places. And I haven’t seen the new places yet either…

Golden Nugget has to get an honorable mention 

Red Rock, Orleans, Boulder Station, South Point, Santa Fe Station

Those are casinos where the machines seem to be never ending.

MGM for most Southpoint for best

Wow, what a great question.  Not having been to all the casinos, especially to some of the outlier local casinos, I am going to go with the Orleans.  

I would like to some day, South Point

My guess is either Southpoint or MGM

How about the Flamingo ?

Red Rock?

Gotta be MGM,Maybe  Orleans

MGM

So at first I would have thought a large property on the Strip. But your hint threw off my first guess. So now I'm going with, I dunno, Orleans? The last time I was in there (many moons ago) I remember the floor being pretty expansive, in which one could stuff many a slot/VP machine. Can't wait to see the top 5!

Palazzo?

MGM?

Sam's Town??

I think it used to be MGM. From my experience, though, could it be Red Rock?

I would say all of the Dotty’s combined. 

Red Rock  The last time I visited I was suprized by the amount of slots.

CAESARS PALACE because they do everything big.

My guess is The Orleans. MGM Grand for on the strip.

I would have to guess Red Rock. It is virtually wall to wall.

Well ? Should be which have best full pay. machines. You could have 1000 and no one plays   I would think the local casinos. Main Street Station when it opens. Orleans Fremont. Palms did. It would not surprise me if a strip casino would win. The fact they are unplayable does not matter. I go where the best paying tables. If they only have 50 machines I go there. You see high rollers playing poor machines on YouTube. They make up for loss with comps and cash back. Who really cares who has greastestc#? It is irrelevant. I will go to vpfree and play at the best casinos. 

Given that it's (or at least was) the largest casino floor in town, I would have to guess it's MGM.

My top 5, having not cheated or even read anyone else's responses, would be:

1) MGM
2) Harrah's
3) Venetian
4) Bellagio
5) Red Rock

But based on the fact that this question was posed with a "the answers might surprise you" approach, I have a hunch my initial reactions could be way off.

I'd guess the MGM.

I haven't been there for years since the strip got "fee crazy" but from what I remember the casino was huge (not to mention "impersonal")with high ceilings and many hundreds of slots.

Again, just a guess, I go where the VP odds are the best, not impressed by "huge" or "glitz" anymore

Treasure Island

Red Rock and Orleans definitely Top 2. MGM might slip in at #5. #3 I would guess Fiesta Henderson and #4 Golden Nugget.

Santa Fe

I'm going with Orleans, Sam's Town, or South Point. Yeah, O kn ow that's three but I couldn't decide.

Could it be Slots A Fun?

My guess is El Cortez - that casino floor is jam packed. My alternate guesses would be any number of locals casinos.

MGM

The obvious answer is sometimes the correct one, so I'll go with the MGM Grand.

I don't play machines (craps and blackjack only) but it's great to see so many great casinos mention here.  Most people never get off the strip.  I stopped staying on the strip years ago.  I do rent a car because I do a lot of other things (hiking in Bryce Canyon and Escalante next week for example).  

Red Rock Casino is fantastic. Green Valley Ranch. Orleans has a fun craps area.  M Report is top notch.  South Point is good.  

MGM Grand?

I'd say Sam's Town or Orleans but I haven't been to every casino in greater Vegas

Aria, Mandalay Bay, Green Valley Ranch, MGM Grand, Resorts World

I always thought that Arizona Charlie's (on Decatur) had the most VP machines. Certainly their percentage of VP over regular slots is significant. As far as regular slots, both South Point and M seem to have large casino spaces filled with slots. I also have to agree with many of the others that Gold Coast has a lot of machines and may well be one of the tops.

If we are able to count both of these casinos as one, it has to be the Venetian / Palazzo. The Orleans seems like it could never be in the top five even though I love that place

Red Rock or Boulder Station?

MGM, bellagio, south pt, wynn, treasure Island

Like the Richard Dreyfuss character in "The Long Shot" ("I'm having a wonderful day"), I'll guess Treasure Island because nobody else.  I was in a hurry this am but now I see someone else also guessed Treasure Island, so maybe Dreyfuss' system was a good one (it worked for him that day...LOL).  Plus, 20 or so years ago when we passed through to see Mystere it seemed like it was packed with machines sided by side throughout.  LOL.

Candy

Going to say the Orleans,Resorts World,Red Rock, Sam's Town and MGM

Most total machines I would guess Red Rock, but if you look at most VP, I'd guess South Point.

MGM..or Mandelay bay

Santa Fe. Place is surprisingly huge

My top three guesses  would be El Cortez, Circus, Circus and the Airport 

red rock is the slot king of LV...

Santa Fe, Orleans, South Point.  Never been to MGM, but years ago I would have said Samstown as they also have the second floor, but I think they’ve taken a lot of machines out. I want to say Orleans, but I’m going with Santa Fe.

My vote goes to Red Rock.

Red Rock

One person beat me to it, but I'm guessing Caesars Palace, only because the one time I walked through it, it seemed to go on and on and on, lots of area.  No downtown casino is a candidate except possibly Golden Nugget, because they all only take up 1 block total.  But I'll confess I haven't visited all casinos.  I've never been to M, or South Point, or Green Valley Ranch, among others.

MGM Grand

My first thought was the Orleans, but then we have played there a lot.  My husband picked Southpoint, his new favorite place.  We just stopped there in May and really liked the whole casino.  It had been years since we had been there when I attended a Bob Dancer class.  Planning on staying there later this year and had been hoping to attend Bob's class again.  I hope they don't change anything else!

I could only imagine a locals casino having the title. Too many of those table games on the strip, even for the large sizes of casino floor space. Strip hotels also have too many of those useless things like bars, restaurants and clubs too. :D

I want to say MGM, but maybe some of the new casinos have them beat? South Point probably has the most video poker, but that's just what they advertise on GWAE. :) This is a fun question, I would also like to see: Which casinos have best VP pay tables? 

Red Rock would be my guess. Not much unused space on the floor

Interesting