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Table Games

Are you a thrill seeker looking to test your luck and showcase your skills at one of the pulse-racing table games at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino? As you step into our dazzling lobby and look for your seat, you'll be able to choose from a wide selection of engaging table games to make great Vegas Memories and encounter the friendliest casino dealers you can meet!

Blackjack (21)

Our Las Vegas casino offers three varieties of this wildly popular card game to increase your gaming options: Single Deck 21, Double Deck 21 and Multiple Deck 21. Limits up to $2,000 on the main floor and up to $5,000 in High Limit.

Roulette

The oldest and most popular table game in Europe, Roulette has been enjoyed in international casinos since the 1800s. With the blend of a spinning wheel, fast-paced action and a fluid exchange of chips, Roulette remains a popular selection in casinos around the world. Limits: Up to $100 any way to a number; $1,000 on sections and columns; $2,000 on even money bets. We offer both Double Zero and Triple Zero Roulette.

Baccarat

Among the most popular casino games in Asia, Europe and Latin America, this elite game, although often associated with sophistication, may be the simplest table game to play! Baccarat offers a Dragon Bonus bet where players can bet the player/bank. If the player or bank wins by a certain amount 4-9 it pays a bonus from 1-1 to 30-1. Limits up to $2,000 on the main floor and up to $5,000 in High Limit. $500 max bet on the tie and $100 max bet on the Dragon Bonus side bet.

Craps

Perhaps the most robust, exciting game of chance played in any casino, this quintessential dice game dates back to the height of the Roman Empire. The majority of the wagers come down to whether the "shooter" (the person rolling the dice) rolls a "natural winner" (7 or 11), "craps" (2, 3 or 12) or a "point" (4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 rolled by the shooter, which he/she is trying to repeat before rolling a 7).