Caesars Palace Online Roulette
- Roulette is one of the most popular table games in Las Vegas. It is spread by any casino with more than a handful of tables. There are four types of roulette spread by Las Vegas casinos. They are European Roulette, single zero, double zero and triple zero. Double zero is the most common Las Vegas roulette version.
- Caesars If luxury is what you seek when you play roulette in Atlantic City, look no further than the opulent casino floor at Caesars AC. With tables welcoming bets up to $1,000, our tables promise thrills. You can also try our Rapid Roulette, combining tradition and tech by using personal screens for betting, alongside a live wheel and dealer.
Roulette is one of the most enjoyable games in a casino. No time-consuming learning curve, a variety of bets, not too much math, and a social atmosphere where fortunes can be won if Lady Luck smiles. But like many casino table games, has its own set of slang terms.
Caesars Casino loyalty program
Caesars Rewards program
- Earn Reward Credits and Tier Credits for placing real-money wagers on slots, table games, and video poker.
- Once you link your Caesars Rewards account, Rewards and Tier Credits earned online can be transferred over.
Total Rewards, as it once was known, is Caesars’ player loyalty program. You can use it at nearly 40 resorts and casinos nationwide. Offering some of the most lucrative comps in the land-based casino space, Caesars Rewards is arguably the most beneficial VIP program on the market.
There are four Caesars Rewards tiers. You can achieve higher tiers by earning Tier Credits, as follows:
- Gold: Base level – everyone starts here
- Platinum: 5,000 Tier Credits
- Diamond: 15,000 Tier Credits
- Seven Stars: 150,000 Tier Credits to become eligible
Rewards Credits are generally earned at the same rate as Tier Credits You can redeem these for casino play, hotel stays, dining, entertainment, and shopping.
CaesarsCasino.com awards one tier/reward credits for every $10 wagered on slots, and one per $100 wagered on all other games.
Sadly, compared to what land-based Caesars Rewards casinos offer, that’s a pretty abysmal rate. To illustrate, land-based casinos award one tier/reward credit for every $5 wagered on slots, and one per $10-$50 on video poker. Still, it’s something.
Once you link an account, Tier Credits earned online will be automatically transferred to your Caesars Rewards account. You must transfer Rewards Credits over.
Thus, one of your first priorities after creating a CaesarsCasino.com account should be to sign up for Caesars Rewards (if you don’t already have a card) and link your accounts.
Caesars Rewards – Platinum
- 15% discount at casino gift shops
- Can gift up to 5,000 Reward Credits to a friend (limit of two transfers per year)
- Room discounts based on play
Caesars Rewards – Diamond
- All Platinum benefits, plus
- $100 Celebration Dinner
- Priority lines at hotel check-in, restaurants, casino cages, and the Caesars Rewards Center
- 20% discount at casino gift shops
- Gain access to Diamond Lounges
- Use the VIP Reservations Hotline
Caesars Rewards – Seven Stars
- All Diamond member benefits, plus
- Exclusive appreciation gift
- $500 Celebration Dinner
- Complimentary Room
- Upgrade to the best available room at check-in
- Complimentary early check-in / late check-out
- Reimbursed fees on check cashing / credit card advance with free casino play
- Companion Card: Share your status with someone special
- Annual retreat to any Caesars Rewards resort or casino
- Invitation to Signature Events
- Congratulatory voyage with Norwegian Cruise Line®
Last updated: June 24, 2010 at 12:09 pm. Posted by Las Vegas Blog Staff in Caesars Palace, Gaming, Las Vegas Casinos, Paris Las Vegas. Comments Off on Today’s Gambling Trivia: Roulette.
Roulette has a long and storied history. It’s thought to be an amalgam of the English wheel games Ace of Hearts, E.O., Roly-Poly and Reiner.
Also in the mix were the Italian board games of Hoca and Biribi. Oh, and there was also a French board game called “Roulette” that preceded the advent of roulette as we know it today.
Bonus factoid: The first time a modern roulette wheel was used in a casino was in Paris in 1796. (No, not this Paris.)
Bonus bonus factoid: 'Roulette' is French for 'little wheel.'
We snagged that photo yesterday at Caesars Palace, which, like roulette, also has a long and storied history. Ah, the circularity of the universe.