At the time, I didn't know there was any Gaming regulation prohibiting that. He looked over the bets, and decided he didn't want to book about half of them, and gave me a refund for those bets, against my will. The total amount of the bets went over $10,000, which necessitated additional paperwork, and the supervisor's attention. About five years ago I made several sports wagers there, which were accepted and paid for. I have made occasional sports bets there. My prior play at other Harrah's Corporation properties is both small and dated, so I didn’t think it would bear much influence during this stay.Īs for the Harrah’s, to the best of my memory, I have only played there a few times before, for short sessions and small bet sizes. I have not spoken with her in about three years, and I don't know if she still works there. A few years ago I was friendly with a Harrah's host, whom I hiked across the Grand Canyon with (both ways). It was originally my intent to not review any Harrah's Corporation properties because of some old play at their properties, friendships with some Harrah’s employees, and the fact I was hired in 2001 by the Rio (a Harrah's Corporation property) to analyze proposition bets in baccarat. Sources: en. Personal BackgroundĪs I explained in my Four Queens review, I prefer not to review properties where I have some kind of existing relationship. To avoid confusion, for this review, 'Harrah's' will refer to the specific hotel/casino and 'Harrah's Corporation' will refer to the corporate owners.

Today, it is one of many properties in Las Vegas owned by the Harrah's Corporation. In 1992, it was renamed 'Harrah's,' and in 1997, the property was remodeled and the steamboat motif was removed. In 1983, Harrah’s Corporation acquired the property. In 1973, Selby and Claudine Williams opened the steamboat-themed Holiday Casino.

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