The list of video poker variants at Harrah’s Atlantic City is long. These are in a section with World Series of Poker logos above the machines. There are a few 9/6 Double Double Bonus machines on the casino floor in quarter, half-dollar, and dollar machines. Many of these machines also have 9/6 Double Double Aces and Faces, 18/7/5 Joker Poker, 8/5 Bonus Aces and Faces, 9/7 Double Bonus Aces and Faces, 8/5 Bonus Poker, 9/7/5 Double Bonus and 9/6 Double Double Bonus Poker. Some machines up to the $5 denomination are found on the casino floor away from the main video poker areas. These are marked with a notice that it takes $20 per point. There are some $1, $2, $5, and $10 machines with 9/6 Jacks or Better. The best video poker at Harrah’s Atlantic City is in the high limit slots area that is called Diamond Cove. Straight bets only pay 34 on these machines. It has quarter, half-dollar, dollar, and two-dollar denominations. Double zero roulette, sic bo, and big wheel start at $3. There are a few video table game options available. These were not open and represented all 6:5 blackjack tables that we found in Atlantic City. There are three 6:5 blackjack tables in the back of a pit. In addition to the six-deck blackjack game mentioned earlier, players will also find craps, baccarat, and single zero roulette. Baccarat was $50 during our visit.īetting limits start at $100 in Harrah’s Atlantic City high limit salon. Face Up Pai Gow Poker and pai gow tiles start at $25. Poker pit games like Criss Cross Poker, Four Card Poker, High Card Flush, Let it Ride, Mississippi Stud, Three Card Poker, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em have $10 minimum bets.

These tables offer five times odds. The live table allows tall odds on the 5 and 9.ĭouble zero roulette starts at $10. This game uses a screen for betting but has real dice and one dealer. The dealer stands on all 17’s at Harrah’s Atlantic City high limit blackjack.

Players may double down before and after splitting, as well as re-split aces once. There is also $10 or $15 Spanish 21 that stands on all 17’s. Players may double down before and after splitting. The most common is $10 or $15 eight-deck blackjack. The table game pit at Harrah’s hosts about 80 table games.

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