There is no one definitive answer to this question. In some cases, yes; in others, no.
The legality of playing poker in Las Vegas will vary depending on the jurisdiction in which the casino is located. In general, though, most casinos in Las Vegas are licensed and regulated by state governments, so they are generally considered to be within the bounds of legality.
However, certain activities that take place in casinos are generally not legal outside of Nevada, including gambling. So if you’re trying to play poker while in Las Vegas and you’re not a resident of Nevada, you may find yourself breaking the law.
One final note: if you’re planning on travelling to Las Vegas and playing poker, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the local lAWS before you arrive. You don’t want to find yourself in trouble with the police or your hotel for participating in what’s generally considered legal gaming activity.
