New Games in Vegas

Hello everyone!

Tomorrow I am waking up at three in the morning to get on a flight to Vegas to go to G2E! I am very excited.

I want to find new table games to try, but unfortunately whenever I go on a casino's website, they usually only list "craps" "baccarat" "blackjack" "three card poker" and a couple other common ones. I've read anecdotally that Super Fun 21 is offered at many casinos, but I have not seen it mentioned on any casino website.

Where do you think I should go to find the most new/different table games?

Also, if anyone wants to meet up in G2E/Vegas to discuss casino industry topics, I will be free most of the time. Maybe I can help you find the basic strategy or house edge for a casino game :)

Quote: harris

Hello everyone!

Tomorrow I am waking up at three in the morning to get on a flight to Vegas to go to G2E! I am very excited.

I want to find new table games to try, but unfortunately whenever I go on a casino's website, they usually only list "craps" "baccarat" "blackjack" "three card poker" and a couple other common ones. I've read anecdotally that Super Fun 21 is offered at many casinos, but I have not seen it mentioned on any casino website.

Where do you think I should go to find the most new/different table games?

Also, if anyone wants to meet up in G2E/Vegas to discuss casino industry topics, I will be free most of the time. Maybe I can help you find the basic strategy or house edge for a casino game :)
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Nevada publishes and approved games list, with dates approved, if it needed a field trial it would exist somewhere in Nevada (at least for a while).
https://www.gaming.nv.gov/contentassets/3a632692f87340bf9890a9784fd3f1aa/approved-game-list---october-2025.xlsx


The only new ones I am aware of are:
5 Card Pai Gow - Harrahs
Hard All Day - Paris + Goldcoast (I think)

It said Double Hook Poker was approved, but not sure where it was under field trial at.

Looking up “hard all day” on Google gave me medical advice 😞

Also it won’t help you in Vegas but Washington state always used to have a list of approved games and they had a lot of new game trials. You can google it

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Quote: harris

Hello everyone!

Tomorrow I am waking up at three in the morning to get on a flight to Vegas to go to G2E! I am very excited.

I want to find new table games to try, but unfortunately whenever I go on a casino's website, they usually only list "craps" "baccarat" "blackjack" "three card poker" and a couple other common ones. I've read anecdotally that Super Fun 21 is offered at many casinos, but I have not seen it mentioned on any casino website.

Where do you think I should go to find the most new/different table games?

Also, if anyone wants to meet up in G2E/Vegas to discuss casino industry topics, I will be free most of the time. Maybe I can help you find the basic strategy or house edge for a casino game :)
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Nevada publishes and approved games list, with dates approved, if it needed a field trial it would exist somewhere in Nevada (at least for a while).
https://www.gaming.nv.gov/contentassets/3a632692f87340bf9890a9784fd3f1aa/approved-game-list---october-2025.xlsx


The only new ones I am aware of are:
5 Card Pai Gow - Harrahs
Hard All Day - Paris + Goldcoast (I think)

It said Double Hook Poker was approved, but not sure where it was under field trial at.
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