Palace Station · Las Vegas

Year Opened

1976

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21++

Property Type

Casinos

Regulator

Nevada Gaming Control Board

Operator

Station Casinos

Tables

45

Slot Machines

1,600

Formerly

Bingo Palace (1977–1984)

About Palace Station

Palace Station is a commercial casino at 2411 West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas, Nevada, operated by Station Casinos. The property opened in 1976 as The Casino (1976–1977), became Bingo Palace (1977–1984), and took its current name thereafter. All gaming is regulated by the Nevada Gaming Control Board, with a minimum gambling age of 21. The floor operates 24 hours a day.

The Bingo Palace era was historically significant: it was the founding property of the Station Casinos network. Frank Fertitta Jr. established the Bingo Palace concept as a deliberately locals-focused casino — accessible pricing, a broad game menu, and a community orientation rather than a tourist-first design. That concept became the template for the Station Casinos operating model that now spans more than 20 Nevada properties.

The West Sahara Avenue address places Palace Station approximately 1.5 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip via Sahara Avenue — in the residential and commercial corridor between the Strip and the western Las Vegas Valley. For Las Vegas casino visitors comparing locals-market properties, Palace Station’s 20 game types on a 45-table floor give it the broadest table game menu of any property at this corridor distance from the Strip.

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Gaming Floor

Palace Station carries approximately 1,600 gaming machines alongside a 45-table game section with 20 distinct game types — an exceptional variety count for a locals-market casino of this scale. The machine bank covers standard reel slots and Video Poker alongside Keno and Bingo programs.

A 6-table poker room spreads 7 Card Stud, Mixed Games, Omaha, and Texas Hold’em — four variants in a compact room that serves the West Sahara corridor poker community.

The baccarat section deserves specific attention. Palace Station offers three distinct baccarat formats: standard Baccarat, Dragon Bonus Baccarat (side bet paying on the margin of the winning hand — up to 30:1 for a natural 9), and EZ Baccarat (banker commission replaced by a push on banker three-card 7, simplifying the payout structure). Beyond baccarat, Midi-Baccarat and Mini-Baccarat add two more table size/pace formats, giving baccarat players five baccarat-related table options. This depth of baccarat coverage is unusual for a Las Vegas locals casino.

Additional table game highlights: Pai Gow Tiles alongside Pai Gow Poker and Progressive Pai Gow Poker; Dragon Bonus Baccarat and EZ Baccarat as distinct game types from standard Baccarat; Bet the Set (a blackjack side bet paying on a pair of cards); and Double Deck Blackjack alongside standard Blackjack.

★ Editor note

Palace Station — 20 game types, five baccarat formats, and the founding property of the Station Casinos network since 1976

Palace Station at 2411 W Sahara Avenue was the original Bingo Palace (1977–1984) that launched Station Casinos. Today the 45-table floor with 20 game types — five baccarat formats (Baccarat, Dragon Bonus, EZ Baccarat, Midi-Baccarat, Mini-Baccarat), Pai Gow Tiles, Progressive Pai Gow, and Bet the Set alongside the classics — gives it the broadest game menu of any Station Casinos property by game type count. Visit palacestation.sclv.com for current promotions and table minimums.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor