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L
4 years ago

I'm sure Benny Binion is rolling over in his grave...

I'm sure Benny Binion is rolling over in his grave with what this place has become. This used to be the place to play Downtown but not anymore. As of 2/2014 the hotel has been closed for years now. Most of the table games have been replaced with slot machines. Dealers are either new and inexperienced or been there for years and acted pissed at everyone. Table game comps are decent but there's nothing really there to use them on.

L
4 years ago

I love this place. If you have not tried Binions s...

I love this place. If you have not tried Binions steakhouse, runnnnnnn. This steakhouse is amazing. waiters are nice and knowledable. I ordered the ribeye, it was huge. I also ordered the fried lobster Delishhhhh. The waitresses don't come around with drinks often when you are playing the slots, however it is a waitress there who wears her hair like Dolly Parton she is by far the fastest, friendly, frequent waitress that binions have. She is amazing. I love the binions. Everytime I fly to vegas I make Binions my first stop.

R
4 years ago

Fascinating story here Fat Irish Green was Bugsy S...

Fascinating story here Fat Irish Green was Bugsy Siegel's bodyguard who turned a briefcase over to Meyer Lansky after Bugsy was murdered in 1947. The brief case held $ 300,000. For being honest Lansky told Fat Irish he never had to work again for the rest of his life getting Penthouse # 1, free room & board at the El Cortez Hotel and Casino. Fast forward 15 yrs later, the new owners told Fat Irish to pay his bill that's been sitting on the books for 15 yrs. Fat Irish says "I owe you a nuthin." Now Benny Binion owed the new owner a favor and said I'll feed him but you keep him so he continued to live free at the El Cortez and eat 2 big meals a day for free at Binion's until he died in the late 60's. So sometimes it does pay to be honest.

C
4 years ago

We were walking down Fremont Street and stopped to...

We were walking down Fremont Street and stopped to pull the free slot machine in front of Binions. The gentleman at the front was very nice and told us to go and check out the $1 million and take a photo. Thats when we unfortunately ran in to Leo who was working at the $1 million photo opp. I was with a group of 5 who are all 35+ years old and Leo insisted very rudely that he see our ID. He went on to say that we are not allowed into the Casino without an ID and was extremely rude about the whole situation. This kid Leo should not be working with the public. I have never been carded at a Casino.

C
4 years ago

Right in the heart of Freemont street in old vegas...

Right in the heart of Freemont street in old vegas. Central location, lots of slot machines and friendly waitresses who seem to perk up even more when you tip after a drink is delivered. The best part about this location is you can get your photo taken with a million real dollars! Absolutly worth the visit for the FREE picture. Be aware it takes about 30mins to print.

M
4 years ago

Always the best place in Vegas to WIN!

Always the best place in Vegas to WIN!
I've been coming to Binion's since Ted was alive, and it's still just the same. I mean exactly the same. That's nearly impossible in Vegas, but I hope they never change a thing (except the carpet occasionally). It's like stepping into a time machine. The worst thing that could ever happen to this place would be if someone did anything to modernize it. Visitors to this casino should be able to see what Vegas looked like 30 or 40 years ago. It's priceless. A real treasure.
And you can WIN if you know what you're doing.

T
4 years ago

Don't be fooled by the pictures of the food and po...

Don't be fooled by the pictures of the food and posted prices outside! You need to get a player's card to "qualify" for their greasy driner specials. The casino was overcrowded with slots and is in a major need of renovations.

R
4 years ago

Some of the black jack dealers were aweful. One sk...

Some of the black jack dealers were aweful. One skipped me once when dealing the second card. Another counted wrong and called my hand a push when I actually had winning hand! There were other mistakes but the pit bosses handled things well.

Binion's Horseshoe

Binion's Horseshoe

4.2