About Vegas Casino Guide

What this site is

Vegas Casino Guide is an independent resource covering all 61 casinos across the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown Fremont Street, and the off-Strip locals scene. We map where they are, list how to contact them, explain what each is good for, publish official Nevada gaming data, and write practical guides on tipping, etiquette and getting the most from a trip.

We started it because most Vegas casino listings are either thin directories padded with affiliate links, or sprawling forums that are hard to navigate. We wanted one place that answers the practical questions: Where is it? What's it like? What will it cost me? How do I not embarrass myself at the table?

Who runs it

This site is published by VegasCasinoGuide.net, based in London, United Kingdom, and is run by Greg Gomes — who has been reviewing gambling venues, both online and land-based, since 2011, and is a long-standing Las Vegas enthusiast. That combination of industry familiarity and genuine affection for the city is what shapes what you'll find here: practical detail over marketing copy, and a willingness to say when something isn't worth your time.

You can reach us any time via our contact page.

How we make our content

We're transparent about our methods. In short:

• Casino ratings are AI-assisted editorial scores, built from publicly available information — not tallies of customer reviews collected on this site. We explain this fully on our How We Rate page.
• Facts come from official sources — the Nevada Gaming Control Board for revenue data, casino operators for contact and amenity details, and current reporting for openings, closures and rebrands.
• Real visitor reviews can be added by anyone on any casino listing, and blend into the ratings over time.
• We correct things. Las Vegas changes weekly; if something's out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

What we don't do

• We don't take payment from casinos in exchange for better ratings or placement. No casino has any input into its score.
• We don't invent data. Where information isn't publicly available — such as revenue for individual casinos, which Nevada keeps confidential by law — we say so rather than estimating.
• We don't offer gambling advice or promise winnings. We're an information site.

Responsible gambling

Gambling should be entertainment you can afford, never a way to make money. We publish resources and Nevada-specific help information on our responsible gambling page, and we'd rather you left this site knowing where to get help than knowing one more betting system.

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