Best Nevada Casinos: Top Vegas Casinos, Real Money Games

2. Green Valley Ranch Casino

Over in Henderson at 2300 Paseo Verde Parkway, Station Casinos operates this 143,891-square-foot gaming paradise. Since opening December 2001, they've built quite the following. The sportsbook alone deserves a visit — massive screens, private booths, dedicated bar. Table games circle around "The Drop" bar in the center. Join their Boarding Pass club for rewards usable across Station properties.

Gaming options cover everything: table games, slots, video poker, bingo, keno and that STN sportsbook. The poker room closed March 2020 and hasn't reopened. Following recent expansions, the hotel now includes 497 rooms.

The on-site movie theater is operated by Regal Cinemas. Family-friendly amenities include Kids Quest and Cyber Quest, which provide supervised entertainment for children.

A full-service spa is also available for guests seeking relaxation after gaming.This was Station's priciest project at $300 million — still holds the record for most expensive locals casino when it opened.

• Address: 2300 Paseo Verde Parkway, Henderson, NV
• Contact: (702) 617-7777
  

3. South Point Hotel Casino & Spa

South Point Hotel Casino & Spa, located at 9777 Las Vegas Boulevard South, is owned by Michael Gaughan.

The casino spans 137,000 square feet and features more than 2,100 slot and video poker machines that use ticket-in, ticket-out technology.

Table games include blackjack, craps, roulette, Progressive Fortune Pai-Gow, No Commission Baccarat, Ultimate Texas Hold’em Progressive, and Three Card Poker Progressive.

The 25-story hotel tower contains over 2,100 guest rooms.

But here's what sets South Point apart: a full equestrian center and arena. Where else in Vegas can you gamble then watch a rodeo? Additional amenities include a 64-lane bowling center and a 16-screen movie theater showing current releases.

The property offers 11 restaurants with a range of dining options, the Costa del Sur spa, and a fitness center that provides group exercise classes.

The outdoor pool is staffed with certified lifeguards, which is uncommon in Las Vegas. The 400-seat showroom books concerts and comedy. VIP sportsbook rooms let you watch games in style.

• Address: 9777 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89183
• Contact: 702-797-8050
  

4. Wynn Las Vegas

The casino floor is cleanly laid out, with nearly 2,000 slots and over 130 table games. Blackjack, baccarat, poker and roulette are easy to find, and the space never feels cramped — even on weekends. High-limit rooms and a dedicated poker area give you room to play without distraction. The RFID-enabled chips increase security that regulars notice.

Sports bettors can settle into a well-designed sportsbook with full wall-to-wall screens and a quieter VIP section if you need focus. You’ll also find niche games like keno and salon-style options if you’re not just here for the big-name tables.

Tower Suites offer a quieter stay-within-a-stay, and room controls work via Amazon Echo, which feels modern but not overdone. It’s also one of the few resorts that still runs a golf course, if that’s on your weekend list.

• Address: 3131 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
• Phone Number: (702) 770-7000
  

5. The Venetian Las Vegas

The Venetian Casino builds an entire replica of Venice around your stay. Canals, gondolas and marble corridors surround one of the biggest hotel-casino setups on the Strip.

The casino floor is expansive, with over 250 table games and more than 1,000 slots. Blackjack and roulette are everywhere, including unusual variants like triple zero wheels. You can join one of the busiest poker rooms in Vegas — it’s tournament-heavy, with daily events and DeepStack series that pull in national-level players. Buy-ins start around $100 and scale up fast, depending on the crowd.

Slot players won’t run out of choices here either. From penny slots to linked progressives, the layout gives enough elbow room even on weekends. High-limit tables are tucked toward the Palazzo side, where the pace slows and the stakes go up.

Beyond the tables, The Venetian leans into the all-in-one experience. The Grand Canal Shoppes wind through over 200 stores, and the gondola rides (yes, they’re real) run indoors and out. Restaurants come in every shape — think Tao, Yardbird and Bouchon — while nightlife stays active.

• Address: 3355 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
• Phone Number: +1 702-414-1000