[easywinner]

I've been going to real in person casinos more than usual lately and I've noticed that different casinos seem to have different table min and max bets on table games and I've been wanting to know which real in person casinos have the highest table max bet limits and which ones have the lowest minimum bets? I'm mainly interested in blackjack and roulette but if you have anything else to add on go for it. Thanks.

[easywinner]

I guess i should rephrase my question. What is the highest table max bet limit you have ever seen at a casino and what is the lowest that you have ever seen in person or heard of in a real brick and mortar building casino? The highest i can remember seeing off the top of my head is $10K max and lowest was $5 minimum. I've heard that the Golden Nugget has $15k max bets on table games and that there are places in downtown Vegas that have $1 minimum bet table games. What has anyone else seen or heard?

[Axis]

Up in the middle of nowhere Michigan the BJ tables have 3.00 minimum, and SOME put out a 1.00 minimum roulette table here and there.

[Kaabee]

do you mean the difference max-min or max/min

[easywinner]

do you mean the difference max-min or max/min

Either way. I'm curious of both really. Some of the places I've been to have 5min and 500max, 10min and 1000max, 5min and 5000max stuff like that. It kinda seems like every place is different. I've never personally seen a table game with below a 5 minimum or over a 10k max bet but i know they exist. I've heard that the golden nugget has high table limits like 15k and that there are places with 50k max bet limits and that there are like 1 dollar blackjack tables out there and stuff like that.

[easywinner]

I guess not many on this forum gamble at or watch table games much huh. I answered my own question tonight though talking to some people at the casinos. Someone told me they have seen table games with minimum bet limits as low as 25 cents before in a small casino and that they had once seen a guy bet $100K on a table game. Apparently casinos are willing to accommodate large bets as long as they can afford it and the gaming commission allows it. I was able to verify this with a dealer and a pit boss also that you might be able to bet more than the table max by asking depending on the circumstances.

[senseionline]

in lake charles the riverboat casino only have 5/min on blackjack and roulette