Slots and video poker
About 900 machines from a penny to $100 a spin, including 40 video poker games kept at full pay. The pay tables are printed at the rail, not buried in a menu.
Gaming
El Salón
68,000 square feet with windows in it — a clerestory that runs the length of the floor and lets you know roughly what time it is. We are told this is bad for business. We kept it anyway.
On the floor
Around 900 machines and 42 tables
Minimums start at $10 on most afternoons and $15 after eight. Dealers are told to explain the game to anyone who asks, at any stake, without making a thing of it.
Table games
Blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow and three-card poker. Forty-two tables, and a rule card on every one of them.
The pit, honestly
Ask a floor supervisor about the odds on any game here and they will tell you straight. We would rather you understood the maths than found out later.
The Ember Room
Twelve tables, one long tournament habit
A noon tournament every single day of the year, $150 with one re-entry, and cash games from $1/$2 up to $10/$20 when the room is busy. Waiting list on the screens by the door, and a rule that phones go face down at the table.
- Daily tournament at 12:00 PM, $150 + one re-entry
- Cash games from $1/$2, nightly
- Food from Tortuga served at the table
- No rake on the first hour after midnight
Longshot Social
A sportsbook you can actually sit down in
Most books are built standing-room and lit like a car park. This one has tiered seating for 260, a 38-foot main wall, 74 secondary screens and table service, because watching a game for four hours should not be an endurance event.
- Windows open at 8:00 AM daily
- 14 booths, reservable for parties of six to twelve
- Mobile wagering inside state lines, where permitted
- Every bet slip shows the implied probability, printed
High limit
The salon, and how to get in
Its own entrance off the east lobby, its own bar, twelve tables and forty machines. No dress code and no list — the limits are the limit. A host can arrange credit in advance if you would rather not travel with it.
Speak to a casino hostLumen Rewards
One card for the room, the table and the tasting menu
Free to join, and it earns on everything — not just what you put through a machine. Points never expire while your account is active, and tier status runs for a full calendar year after you earn it.
Spark
Join free
- Member rate, 8% below flexible
- Free Wi-Fi upgrade
- Points on rooms, dining and play
- No booking fees, ever
Glow
2,500 tier points
- Everything in Spark
- 2 PM checkout when available
- Priority at Tortuga and Botánica
- 10% off spa treatments
Ember
15,000 tier points
- Everything in Glow
- Room upgrade at check-in when available
- Waived resort fee on member-rate stays
- Lounge access, 7 AM–10 PM
Solstice
60,000 tier points
- Everything in Ember
- Suite upgrade when available
- Dedicated host line, answered in under a minute
- Two Lantern tickets each quarter
How you earn
One tier point per dollar on rooms, dining, spa and retail; one per dollar of theoretical on the floor. The rate is the same whether you are a Spark or a Solstice.
How you spend
Points come off any bill on the property at a fixed 100 points to the dollar. No blackout dates and no dynamic redemption pricing.
What we do with your data
We use your play and stay history to work out your tier and to send offers, if you asked for them. We do not sell it. Read the <a href='../privacy-policy/index.html'>privacy policy</a> for the detail.
Limits you can set on your own account
Any member can set a daily, weekly or monthly limit on spend, cap how long a session runs, turn off every marketing message with one instruction, or exclude themselves from the property for a fixed term or for good. None of it requires a reason and none of it can be reversed early. How to set limits or self-exclude.