Table Games
Table Games Club Cal Neva Offers
The table games at the Club Cal Neva in downtown Reno are action packed! The central pit is open 24/7. Get ready to roll the dice and live your best life downtown! With table games aplenty, including Blackjack, Face Up Pai Gow, Live and Video Poker, Roulette, Craps, and so much more, this is one experience you won’t soon forget. Use your player’s card to earn comps while you play.
So, what are you waiting for? Join us and see why we’re Reno’s Best Bet! Our friendly atmosphere is sure to have you feeling right at home. There is a reason Cal Neva is Reno’s oldest casino: the most action packed table games.
New to table games? The Cal Neva is the perfect casino to learn at. Lower table minimums and helpful dealers will make your first time playing a great time.
Oh, we also have the most experienced and the friendliest Dealers in town. There is a reason our dealers have been with us for so many years: our pit is action packed!
Roulette Table Games
Roulette is a fun game that gives players a variety of betting options, such as choosing a single number, a group of numbers, or the color red or black. You can also bet on whether the number will be odd or even or high or low. And if you land on a single number, you’ll win big!
The game involves a croupier spinning a wheel in one direction and a ball in the opposite direction. As the ball slows down, it will fall into one of the colored and numbered pockets on the wheel. If you’ve placed a winning bet, you’ll receive your payout with a smile to boot.
Roulette is a classic game. Table not open? Just ask our pit supervisor and our staff will be happy to activate this table game for you.
Craps
At Club Cal Neva, we take pride in ALWAYS having our craps table open. Get on down here and try your luck.
Craps is a dice game that involves a great deal of action and strategy, both with money and the dice.
The concept of playing craps is to roll a number (a point) with two dice and then roll that same number again before a seven is rolled. The person at the craps table that rolls the dice is called “the shooter.”
When there is a number marked by the “pucks,” it means that the number is the “point” of the game. This is the number that the shooter is trying to make before seven rolls.
If the point is made, the puck is turned “off” and the shooter shoots again. It is now a “come out roll.” A “come out roll” means that it is the beginning of the game and there in no point established.
If the next number that rolls is a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10, then that is the point of the game. The shooter again tries to shoot the point before seven. If seven rolls before the point, we call that a “seven out.” The shooter loses control of the dice and we give the dice to the next shooter.
A new shooter makes a point and then tries to make the point before a seven, just as the previous shooter.
Craps is fun because winners can win together. Located in our central pit, grab a cocktail and give it a roll.
Pai Gow Poker
One of our most popular options, enjoyed by many of our regulars, is the always entertaining Pai Gow Poker tables. It’s a great chance to socialize and have fun with other players, even peeking at each other’s hands and sharing laughs along the way.
To enjoy this game to the fullest, it’s important to understand the basics of poker hand rankings. The game uses the same structure as traditional poker, making knowledge of classic poker rules advantageous in helping players determine their hand ranking.
The goal is to win against the dealer by having a higher High Hand and Second Highest Hand than the dealer’s respective hands. So why not grab a drink and come join us for some friendly competition at the Pai Gow Poker tables?
Blackjack
By far our most popular table game, Blackjack is like a wild western showdown between player and dealer. Armed with one or more decks of cards, players count their lucky numbers while face cards shoot for ten, and aces can go all in as either eleven or one. The aim of Blackjack? To outwit the dealer. Rise to the challenge by hitting the golden 21 (a.k.a. “Blackjack”) without triggering the dealer’s cards, or by topping their hand and avoiding that pesky limit of 21. Or better yet, watch the dealer go bust by overreaching their card count. Now that’s the real gamble!
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