Video blackjack machines are illegal in Las Vegas casinos, but some establishments may offer them as a separate game. Casinos that offer video blackjack should clearly state that on their signage.
The Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) enforces the ban on video blackjack machines, and violators could face fines and/or imprisonment. There are no known cases of anyone being prosecuted for playing a video blackjack machine in a Las Vegas casino. .
There is no evidence that video blackjack machines are more harmful or addictive than traditional versions of the game. However, the NGC does not permit them because they are poorly regulated and may be rigged in favor of the house.
Some people who have played video blackjack machines say that they find them more exciting than traditional versions of the game. Others find them to be less interesting and prefer traditional versions of the game.
