las vegasWhere Las Vegas Sits and How to Measure ItLas Vegas is documented at 36.1692°N, 115.1406°W, with ten downtown venues measured from 0.1 to 1.7 straight-line miles away. Road distance is always longer.310
las vegasWhat a 3:2 Blackjack Search Can and Cannot Tell You in VegasA search for 3:2 blackjack in Las Vegas is about table rules, not geography. This article explains which documented downtown venues exist and where the current answer lives.500
las vegasPoolside Blackjack in Vegas: What the Venue Records ShowA look at which Las Vegas hotel-casinos are documented near the city center, what their facility records contain, and why poolside table games are not part of that record.430
RenoReno's Fixed Casino Geography and the $5 Blackjack QuestionThe $5 blackjack table minimum is a live, unpublished figure. What is fixed is each Reno venue's position, documented here as straight-line miles from the city center.310
renoReno Blackjack Odds and the Venues Around ThemNo casino in Reno publishes blackjack odds that differ by building; the house edge is set by table rules, not by venue. This article maps the documented Reno-area venues and what to check at each table.370
MichiganBlackjack in Michigan: Venue Location, Not a Best-Game RankingA factual look at where Michigan's documented casino venues sit and how to measure distance to them. This article does not rank blackjack games or name a best casino.400
blackjack oddBlackjack Odds Questions and the Fixed Downtown Las Vegas GeographyNo casino can offer better blackjack odds than the game's fixed house edge. This article explains that fact and maps the documented downtown Las Vegas venues.440
blackjackWhy No Las Vegas Casino Can Offer Better Blackjack OddsBlackjack odds are set by the table rules, not the building. This article explains the fixed house edge, what changes it, and how to compare venues yourself.410
