AI-RATED · HUMAN-CHECKED

How Our Ratings &
Information Work

Full transparency on where our casino ratings and details come from, and how we keep them accurate.

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AI-assisted ratings
Casino scores are generated with AI, analysing publicly available information and sentiment.
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Official sources
Facts come from official bodies like the Nevada Gaming Control Board and casino operators.
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Ongoing checks
Listings are reviewed against current sources, with visits used to confirm details where possible.
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Visitor reviews
Real visitors can add their own star ratings and reviews on every casino listing.

What "AI-Rated" means on this site

The star ratings shown on our casino map and directory are AI-assisted editorial ratings — produced by analysing publicly available information about each property: its amenities, reputation, visitor sentiment, location and value. They are our editorial starting point, not a tally of verified customer reviews collected on this website.

We label them clearly because we think you deserve to know how a score was made before you trust it. As real visitors add their own reviews through the listing pages, those genuine ratings blend into and gradually take over from the AI baseline.

The short version: AI builds the first draft of every rating. Official sources, ongoing checks and real visitor reviews keep it honest.

Where the facts come from

Nevada Gaming Control Board All gaming revenue figures on our revenue page come directly from the NGCB's official published reports.
Casino operators & official websites Addresses, phone numbers, amenities and opening details are drawn from the casinos' own published information.
Current news & industry reporting Openings, closures and rebrands (which happen constantly in Las Vegas) are checked against recent reporting before we list them.
First-hand experience This site is run by Greg Gomes, who has reviewed gambling venues — online and land-based — since 2011. Where possible, details are confirmed through visits and first-hand checks, and our guides tell you when something should be double-checked with the venue. More about us →

What we don't do

Help us keep it accurate

Las Vegas changes weekly — poker rooms close, resorts rebrand, minimums move. If you spot something out of date, the fastest fix is leaving a note in a review on the relevant casino's listing on the map. Corrections are genuinely welcome.

A note on our guides: tipping amounts, etiquette norms and attraction schedules in our guides reflect current conventions at the time of writing and always carry a "check before you travel" reminder — because in Vegas, the only constant is change.
Ratings & listings last reviewed: June 2026 · Revenue data: Full-year 2025 (NGCB, released Jan 2026)
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