Las Vegas Strip Blackjack Survey for 2026

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Las Vegas Strip blackjack by casino

We collected the following information in 2026. Below are summaries of the blackjack games found in each casino on the Las Vegas Strip. The minimum bet ranges shown are what we predict are the lowest you will find, often in the mornings and afternoons. Expect higher minimums during busy times, especially for the 6:5 tables. More detailed information, including blackjack and table game rules and minimums, is available through our monthly subscription service.

Aria

Bellagio

Bellagio downgraded the stand-on-all-17 pit by the craps tables in 2020. Players must go to high limit to find these tables now. There are 6:5 eight-deck and Free Bet Blackjack tables near the front desk and past the craps tables. Other options include six-deck 3:2 and double-deck tables.

Players may double down before and after splitting. Some tables permit surrender and allow players to split aces into four hands. Minimums range from $15 to $500.

Bellagio is one of many Las Vegas Strip casinos with stadium gaming. It also has some 6:5 video blackjack machines on its floor.

Caesars Palace

There are five different blackjack games at Caesars Palace. Games include double-deck, eight-deck, and Free Bet. The eight-deck game allows doubling down before and after splitting. Some games also permit surrender and re-splitting aces. Some High Limit games stand on soft 17. There are two games in the Caesars Palace high-limit pit. Minimums range from $25 to $200.

Note there are differences between the Caesars Palace high-limit salon and other properties within the same company. The double-deck game is unique to Caesars Palace. Re-split aces in high-limit games is also uncommon within the company. Video and stadium options pay 6:5.

Circus Circus

Circus Circus no longer deals 3:2 blackjack games. This includes live and video options. Games typically have a $10 minimum. Video options are in both the main and west casinos. There are no high-limit tables at Circus Circus.

Cosmopolitan

Blackjack starts at $25, up to $200, at Cosmopolitan. There are 6:5 and 3:2 eight-deck tables and Free Bet Blackjack. Players can double down before and after splitting. Some tables also allow surrender and re-split aces. The six and double-deck games in high-limit stand on all 17’s. There are 6:5 hybrid tables and video options.

Excalibur

There are three blackjack games at Excalibur. Players may choose between 6:5 and 3:2 games or Free Bet Blackjack. Tables allow doubling down before and after splitting, as well as surrender and re-split aces. Typically, table game minimums are $15 or $25. Two $5 tables exist here. Video 6:5 and even-money games are available.

Flamingo

Blackjack starts at $15, up to $100, at Flamingo. Games include Free Bet and standard 6:5 eight-deck games. A new 3:2 game popped up in the pit in late 2025. These eight-deck games offer double-down before and after splitting. There are two 3:2 games to choose from in the Flamingo high-limit area.

The standard six-deck game stands on soft 17. All other games hit soft 17. Electronic table game machines offer heads-up 6:5 options.

Fontainebleau

Harrah’s

The blackjack at Harrah’s is similar to that at the Flamingo. Minimums range from $15 to $100. Games include 6:5 and 3:2 tables, as well as Free Bet Blackjack. At high limits, the dealer stands on soft 17 with a six-deck shoe and hits soft 17 at all other games. Video options pay 6:5.

Horseshoe

Bally’s became Horseshoe in December 2022. The 6:5 eight-deck table allows players to double down before and after splitting. Some games also offer surrender. Other games include double- and six-deck, and Free Bet Blackjack. High-limit games have limited hours. All blackjack at Horseshoe hits soft 17. Minimums range from $15 to $50. Video options pay 6:5.

Linq

Linq deals 6:5 Free Bet and eight-deck blackjack. A new high-limit table game area was added in late 2025. The 3:2 games at Linq include a double-deck that does not permit doubling down after splitting and an eight-deck option. Video options pay 6:5. Minimums range from $10 to $50.

O’Sheas

O’Sheas is a part of Linq. It deals 6:5 Free Bet and 6:5 eight-deck blackjack. Heads-up video games also pay 6:5.

Luxor

Blackjack starts at $5, up to $500, at Luxor. Games include a traditional 6:5 eight-deck game, Free Bet Blackjack, and a high-limit game that pays 3:2. The six-deck game has standard double-down rules, as well as surrender and re-split aces. The Luxor high-limit room is only open during peak hours. Luxor hits soft 17 at all tables. There are 6:5 video options by the cage.

Mandalay Bay

Mandalay Bay has six blackjack games. It takes $15 to $100 to play the game. Tables include double-, six-, and eight-deck games, as well as Double Down Madness and Free Bet Blackjack. Some tables also allow surrender and re-split aces. Stand-on-all-17 games are available. Heads-up and stadium options have 6:5 payouts.

MGM Grand

There are six blackjack games at MGM Grand. Players must head to high-limit tables to get a game that stands on all 17s. Games include a double-deck table, six- and eight-deck tables, as well as Double Down Madness and Free Bet Blackjack. Some tables add the option to surrender or re-split aces. Minimums range from $15 to $500. For lower limits, there is also a 6:5 game on the stadium.

New York-New York

Blackjack starts at $7, up to $100, at New York-New York. Stadium and video games have lower minimums.

Paris

Blackjack on the floor at Paris pays 6:5. The options are double-deck, eight-deck, or Free Bet Blackjack. There is a stand-on-all-17, high-limit game at Paris.

Players may double down before and after splitting. Surrender is available at most tables. There is also a double-deck game that hits a soft 17 and only allows doubling before, but not after splitting. Minimums range from $15 to $100, including a $25 3:2 game in the pit.

Park MGM

Park MGM has five blackjack games. Minimums start at $15, up to $100. There is an eight-deck game that allows a double-down before and after splitting. Free Bet Blackjack also pays 6:5.

Both high-limit games stand on a soft 17. Games are double-deck, which allows a double-down before and after splitting, and six-deck, which adds surrender and re-split aces. Video options have a 6:5 payout.

Planet Hollywood

There are $15 to $100 games at Planet Hollywood. Games include double-deck, eight-deck, as well as Double Down Madness and Free Bet Blackjack. Some tables allow double down before but not after splitting. Other games, however, allow doubling down before and after splitting, plus surrender.

The salon offers two high-limit games. The double-deck game allows doubling down before but not after splitting. It hits on soft 17. The six-deck game stands on all 17’s. This game has standard double-down rules and surrender. Stadium and video options pay 6:5.

Resorts World

Sahara

There are four blackjack games at Sahara. Games allow double-down before and after splitting. Minimums range from $15 to $50. Most games pay 6:5, but some 3:2 games are available. Free Bonus Blackjack is also dealt. Sahara has video machines that pay 6:5.

Strat

The Strat deals three games with minimums ranging from $5 to $25. All games pay 3:2 and have double-down before and after splitting. Some tables add re-split aces. Free Ride Blackjack is also available.

Video options are available as a heads-up game, on a multiplayer machine, and as an option on the stadium.

Treasure Island

Treasure Island is one of the best casinos for low-limit blackjack on the Las Vegas Strip. Table minimums start at $15, up to $50. Most games pay 3:2, but one pays 6:5. The six-deck tables offer double down before and after splitting, surrender, and re-splitting aces. Video, hybrid, and live dealer stadium games are also available.

At TI, there’s also a double-deck game that pays 3:2, allows a double-down both before and after splitting, and stands on all 17’s. High Limit is only open during peak hours.

Vanderpump, previously Cromwell

Cromwell became Vanderpump in 2026. Most tables on the floor pay 6:5. Many tables have standard double-down rules. There is also Free Bet Blackjack. High limit tables have limited hours.

Minimums range from $15 to $100. We also found 6:5 video blackjack.

Venetian

The blackjack selection at Venetian is like that at its sister casino, Palazzo. Games include 6:5 and 3:2 tables, Free Bet Blackjack, and Double Down Madness. It no longer deals Spanish 21. Table minimums range from $25 to $300. Hybrid tables and video games in heads-up and multiplayer form pay 6:5 and offer lower minimums.

Palazzo at the Venetian

The minimum bet for blackjack at Palazzo ranges from $15 to $200. Players can find double-, six-, and eight-deck tables. Variants include Double Down Madness and Free Bet Blackjack. Some games have surrender and re-split aces. Games have either a 3:2 or 6:5 payout. There are also video machines available. Live dealer games are no longer dealt at Palazzo.

Wynn

Wynn has six blackjack games in its Las Vegas Strip casino. Tables allow doubling down before and after splitting. Some add surrender and re-splitting aces. The lowest limit available is $25, with blackjack game minimums going up to $500. Variants include Switch and Free Bet Blackjack. Video 6:5 games are also available.

Encore at Wynn

Encore has six different blackjack games at present. Games include 6:5 six-deck, 3:2 double- and six-deck games, Blackjack Switch, and Free Bet. Players may double down before and after splitting. Surrender and re-split aces are also offered at most tables. Minimums range from $15 to $500. Video options pay 6:5.

No live blackjack games at Casino Royale

Casino Royale no longer deals any table games. They were removed during the pandemic. Vegas Advantage was told on the property during three separate visits that there are no plans to bring the games back. We have not found any video blackjack at Casino Royale since the tables closed.

Las Vegas Strip blackjack by type of game

Single deck blackjack

Only one casino on the Las Vegas Strip deals single deck blackjack.

6:5 table
1 casino
$15 minimum

Double deck blackjack games

Some of the 3:2 double deck games dealt along the Strip allow double down before and after splitting. Others allow a double down before, but not after splitting. Double down after splitting is not permitted in the 6:5 games.

Six- and eight-deck blackjack games

The 3:2 six-deck games that stand on soft 17, also allow players to double down before and after splitting. Some games also allow re-split aces while others allow surrender. Most allow both.

The 3:2 six- and eight-deck games that hit a soft 17 allow players to double down before and after splitting. Surrender and re-split aces may also be available. Shoe games that pay 6:5 on blackjack were found at 27 casinos on the Strip.

Hybrid tables and live dealer stadium blackjack

Treasure Island offers live dealer games on its stadium. It has a $3 minimum bet. It pays 3:2, and the dealer stands on soft 17.

Easy Blackjack is a hybrid table game. It uses real cards, but all wagering and actions take place on monitors. Games only allow players to split once. On the Strip, the installations pay 6:5. Three Strip properties offer the game for a $10 minimum.

Video blackjack installations

Most casinos also have a 6:5 electronic version for lower bet limits. Most are on heads-up machines, but video options can also be found on stadium installations and a couple of multiplayer machines.

A couple of video games have a 3:2 payout. One is on a multiplayer machine; the other on a stadium. Minimums range from $1 to $6 for video blackjack games on the Strip.

Blackjack variants dealt on the Strip

Three main variants are dealt along the Las Vegas Strip. Variants include Free Bet Blackjack, Blackjack Switch, and Double Down Madness. Minimums start at $5 up to $50.

Free Ride and Free Bonus games use the same game rules, but different side bets, as Free Bet. Free Ride games use a Monopoly theme with side bets, like Free Parking and Get Out of Jail Free.

3:2 Free Bet on the Las Vegas Strip

There is one casino on the Las Vegas Strip left dealing Free Bet Blackjack with a 3:2 payout. However, another property deals 3:2 Free Ride. Tables hit soft 17. The player gets a free double down on 9, 10, and 11. Pairs that do not have a value of 10 may be split for free. To offset this, the dealer pushed on 22. On the Strip, minimums start at $15.

Free Bet Blackjack 6:5

The most common variant found on the Las Vegas Strip is Free Bet Blackjack. The house edge on the 6:5 game is about 2.4%, compared to only 1% for the 3:2 games described in the previous section.

Twenty-four Strip properties deal Free Bet with a 6:5 payout. Games are dealt on the Strip for $10 to $50.

Blackjack Switch

Encore and Wynn deal Switch. In this game, the player must bet on two hands. The player may switch a card between hands. Blackjack pays even money. The dealer pushes on 22.

Double Down Madness

Double Down Madness is a newer variant. Players start with one card and may double down there or hit. Double down is permitted after hitting. Players may hit or double down again after a double down, except when the first dealt card is an ace. The dealer pushes the live player’s hands on 22. Splits are not permitted. Blackjack pays 3:2.

The game is dealt at nine Strip properties. Minimums range from $5 to $25.

Last Updated on May 18, 2026 by Kristina Mehaffey