If you are trying to find out whether Harrah's casinos pay the least on slot machines, this article cannot verify that claim. What it can do is anchor you in the documented facts about Harrah's Las Vegas as a physical venue: where it sits, how large publicly published reference sources recorded it at one point in time, when it opened, who owns and operates it, and how far it is in straight-line terms from selected reference places.
That distinction matters because payout claims are not established here. A statement about a venue paying "the least" would need current, comparable machine-level or property-level payout data, and that is not part of the published reference material used for this article. So the reliable answer is narrower: Harrah's Las Vegas is a named place on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, and its documented size and location can be described without guessing about outcomes.
Documented venue facts
Publicly published reference sources describe Harrah's Las Vegas as being on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. The same sources state that it is owned by Vici Properties and operated by Caesars Entertainment; ownership and operating arrangements can change over time through sales, leases, and rebrandings, so treat that as a documented snapshot rather than a permanent condition.
The venue's opening date in those sources is February 1, 1972, when the hotel portion opened. For scale, the same references record 320 slot machines, 20 table games, and 2,542 hotel rooms. Those are point-in-time figures from publicly published reference sources, and figures of that kind can be revised when a property is renovated, expanded, reconfigured, or recounts categories differently.
| Field | Documented figure | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Opened | February 1, 1972 | Opening dates are historical markers, not a guide to the current layout. |
| Slot machines | 320 | A published count from one point in time; machine inventories can change. |
| Table games | 20 | A published count from one point in time; table mix and counts can change. |
| Hotel rooms | 2,542 | A published room count; room inventory can change after tower work or reclassification. |
Why this does not answer the payout claim
The keyword asks about whether Harrah's casinos pay the least on slot machines, but that is not a venue-size question. It is a payout question, and no payout percentage, return figure, jackpot frequency, or machine-level odds data are documented here for Harrah's Las Vegas.
Just as importantly, even if one machine category at one time had one figure and another category had another, that still would not justify a blanket statement about an entire branded group of casinos. Slot inventories vary by property, by machine family, by denomination, by floor placement, and by when the machine set was last updated. Without current, like-for-like published data, a claim that one venue or brand "pays the least" is not something this article can support.
Where Harrah's Las Vegas is
For travel planning, the fixed point is simpler than the payout question. Harrah's Las Vegas is documented as being on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. If you are comparing maps or trying to place it relative to other landmarks, the safest figures to use here are the documented straight-line distances only.
Straight-line distance is not road distance. Driving mileage is always longer than great-circle distance, and this article does not publish road mileage, routes, or travel times.
| Reference point | Distance | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas | 3.8 miles | Straight-line |
| Henderson | 12.0 miles | Straight-line |
| Los Angeles | 225.3 miles | Straight-line |
| LAX | 237.0 miles | Straight-line |
| Phoenix | 254.8 miles | Straight-line |
| Reno | 345.7 miles | Straight-line |
| San Francisco | 416.0 miles | Straight-line |
| Denver | 608.1 miles | Straight-line |
| Seattle | 873.9 miles | Straight-line |
| New York City | 2230.4 miles | Straight-line |
If your own starting point is not one of the documented reference places above, this article cannot measure that pair for you. The practical way to use the venue's fixed location is to place Harrah's Las Vegas on your map app, then measure from your own origin there; that will give you the route-specific answer this article intentionally does not estimate.
How to think about the size figures
The most concrete facts available here are the counts of rooms, slot machines, and table games. Those figures are useful for understanding the venue's scale, but they are not direct evidence of how any individual machine or game performs. A property can have a certain number of machines and still offer a wide internal mix across denominations, cabinet types, and game families.
Counts are also harder to compare than they first appear. A slot-machine total may or may not be counted the same way across sources if one source includes certain electronic formats and another does not. Room counts can also shift if a tower is renovated, taken offline, reclassified, or folded into a different inventory definition.
That is why a size article should stay with what is documented and avoid over-reading it. Here, the documented message is simply that publicly published reference sources recorded Harrah's Las Vegas as a substantial hotel-casino property with 2,542 rooms, 320 slot machines, and 20 table games at the time those figures were published.
Ownership and operating structure
Publicly published reference sources state that Harrah's Las Vegas is owned by Vici Properties and operated by Caesars Entertainment. For a reader trying to understand the business structure, that means the real-estate owner and the operating company are identified separately in the source material rather than being presented as a single undifferentiated entity.
That distinction matters when people try to infer too much from a brand name alone. A casino's brand, its property owner, and its day-to-day operator are related but not identical concepts. They can change over time, which is another reason not to build broad payout conclusions from a venue name.
What to confirm before you go
Several practical details that travelers often want are changeable and are not fixed by the historical venue facts above. Before making a trip, confirm the current room inventory shown on the property's own booking channel, the current gaming and amenity listings on the venue's official property pages, and any current access or parking arrangements through the venue's guest-services contact channel.
If your real question is about machine mix rather than payout, the venue's own current property information is the place to verify what categories are listed now. If your real question is about cost, the authoritative current answer lives on the property's own booking and guest-information pages, because room pricing, bundled charges, and parking policies are live operational details rather than stable geographic facts.
It is also worth confirming the exact venue identity before you travel. The keyword uses the broader Harrah's name, but this article is only about Harrah's Las Vegas in Paradise, Nevada, because that is the venue for which fixed location and facility facts are documented here.
FAQ
Does this article prove that Harrah's Las Vegas pays less on slots than other casinos?
No. It does not publish payout percentages, return figures, or machine-level odds for Harrah's Las Vegas or for any comparison property. The reliable part of the answer is limited to the venue's documented location, ownership, opening date, and point-in-time counts such as 320 slot machines, 20 table games, and 2,542 hotel rooms.
How far is Harrah's Las Vegas from my location?
This article can only state documented straight-line distances for specific reference points that are already published in the source material. If your origin is not one of those named places, the article cannot measure that pair. Use the venue's documented location in Paradise, Nevada, in your own map app to get a route-specific answer from where you are.
Are the room and machine counts current today?
Not necessarily. Counts such as hotel rooms, slot machines, and table games are point-in-time figures from publicly published reference sources and can change after renovations, reconfigurations, or recounting of categories. Treat them as documented historical scale markers, then confirm the current on-property details through the venue's own official information channels before traveling.
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