I saw quite a few people playing the full pay video poker machines as well. On my visit I bounced between older and newer slot machines throughout the floor, and had a great run, getting regular bonuses and big wins. The table minimums ran the gamut but you could find some value tables on the floor, again appropriate for a locals casino. There’s a solid selection of table games there, featuring standard favorite as Blackjack, Craps and Roulette, and more modern carny games like Ultimate Texas Hold ‘Em. There is a heavier weight of Video Poker on the floor, including a solid amount of full pay options, a nod to the locals goal of the property. The casino floor is sizable, with a great mix of old and new machines, similar to many other casino properties that have been around in Las Vegas. I had the opportunity to visit it a couple of years ago during one of my Vegas trips, and was impressed by the balance struck by the property. Red Rock is a bit of an unusual property in some of the best ways: It’s a locals casino, but built to be modern and fresh, with a picturesque view of Red Rock Canyon and built close enough to the Vegas strip to be relatively accessible by a quick drive or Uber ride. Affiliate links have no impact on our recommendations. Some links in this article include affiliate links, which provide a commission if a purchase is made.
