If you are looking for a 3-2 game then you’ll have to play at the $25 min table. If you are visiting the Tropicana to play Blackjack, you might be disappointed to know that 6-5 is the payout for all lower-limit tables.

There is also one baccarat table offered in the high limit room, but the minimum here is $100. We were happy to see $10 baccarat was available on the regular gaming floor. But to our surprise, the minimum for table games was $10. Even though the Trop isn’t a “small time” hotel and casino, we still thought $5 would be the minimum bet for most of its games. Its table games are all in one area that is close to the main entrance and The Lounge. The Tropicana has a relatively small gaming floor coming in at 50,000 square feet. Tropicana mainly serves those who are trying to do Las Vegas for less. Since nothing really rings about the Tropicana, we only expect locals to spend so much time here. One of the nicer things about the Trop is that unlike most strip casinos, all parking services are still free. Whether you’re heading east off the I-15 or heading west towards I-15 on Tropicana Avenue, you can get to self-parking or valet without having to turn on the often jammed up Las Vegas Blvd. Getting in and out of the Tropicana is easy. Its closest neighbors are Hooters which is slightly off strip and just a short walk west, and MGM Grand, Excalibur, and New York New York which you can get to with a pedestrian bridge. Its theme is of the tropical South Beach, but if nobody told you that you would probably never know. Though its interior is a lot nicer now, the Tropicana still only gives you so much to get excited about compared to everybody else. It was really starting to become a dump until it decided to catch up with the times by drafting a major renovation project in 2009. Owned by Penn National Gaming, the Tropicana has been around since 1957 and is one of Sin City’s oldest properties.

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