Harrah’s Lake Tahoe · Stateline

Year Opened

1955

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21++

Property Type

Casinos

Regulator

Nevada Gaming Control Board

Owner

Vici Properties / Caesars

Tables

70

Slot Machines

1,245

Formerly

Nevada Club / Harrah's Stateline

About Harrah’s Lake Tahoe

Harrah’s Lake Tahoe is a casino at 15 US-50 in Stateline, Nevada, owned by Vici Properties and operated by Caesars Entertainment. The property opened in 1955 at the South Lake Tahoe Stateline address — previously occupied by the Stateline Country Club and Nevada Club — as one of Bill Harrah’s two flagship Nevada casino operations alongside Harrah’s Reno. 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 Caesars Rewards loyalty network covers Harrah’s Lake Tahoe, connecting it to the full Caesars portfolio. The property is operated under the caesars.com/harrahs-tahoe domain. Stateline’s US-50 corridor places it directly on the Nevada–California border at the south end of Lake Tahoe — the same Stateline strip that includes Harveys Lake Tahoe (adjacent at 18 US-50) and MontBleu (formerly Caesars Tahoe) a few hundred feet away. For visitors evaluating Nevada casino resorts at Lake Tahoe, Harrah’s and Harveys together constitute the Caesars presence on the South Lake Tahoe corridor.

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Harrah’s Lake Tahoe

Stateline, Nevada

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Harrah’s Lake Tahoe in Stateline, Nevada

Gaming Floor

Harrah’s Lake Tahoe carries approximately 1,245 gaming machines alongside a 70-table game section — one of the larger table game floors in the South Lake Tahoe casino market. The machine bank covers standard reel slots and Video Poker alongside continuous Keno terminals.

Table games span 14 types: Blackjack, Baccarat, Mini-Baccarat, Craps, Roulette, Pai Gow Poker, Pai Gow Tiles, 3 Card Poker, Let It Ride, Keno, and Wheel of Fortune table game.

Two game types require specific explanation. No Craps Craps is a California-style craps variant that substitutes playing cards for dice to determine the outcome of each roll — used in jurisdictions where the game mechanics of dice-only craps face different regulatory treatment. The underlying betting structure and wager types are identical to standard craps; only the randomization method differs. Pai Gow Tiles is the Chinese domino game played with 32 tiles, distinct from Pai Gow Poker in game mechanics and strategic system. Its presence alongside Pai Gow Poker at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe gives players both tile and poker variants in the same property.

Caesars Rewards

Harrah’s Lake Tahoe is part of the Caesars Rewards network — the largest commercial casino loyalty ecosystem in the US. Tier credits earned at the Stateline address apply across Caesars Palace, Harrah’s Las Vegas, Harrah’s Reno, Harveys Lake Tahoe, Horseshoe Las Vegas, and all other Caesars domestic properties. Enroll at the players desk or via caesarsrewards.com.

★ Editor note

Harrah's Lake Tahoe — 70 years at Stateline, 70 table games including No Craps Craps and Pai Gow Tiles

Bill Harrah opened his South Lake Tahoe property in 1955, making Harrah's Lake Tahoe one of the two founding properties of the modern Harrah's brand. The 70-table floor with No Craps Craps, Pai Gow Tiles, and Wheel of Fortune alongside the classics is one of the South Lake Tahoe corridor's larger gaming operations. The adjacent Harveys Lake Tahoe (also Caesars) extends the combined footprint at Stateline. Caesars Rewards covers both properties. Confirm current game availability and promotions at caesars.com/harrahs-tahoe.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor