Cheap gambling, cheap table games...this is place you go to learn without busting a nut, i mean, busting your wallet while learning how to play... Not only that, but besides driving further down to downtown, this is place has the cheapest coronas and heinekens at $2 a pop, and cheap, and pretty decent food, for when your broke. They also have a Subway... Oh, and now they have this lounge act in the back, and oh my god... Think of its a section of the back part of the building, were they have a little stage, and they have this one man band guy singing... guy was pretty cool, and was all into his act... You need to check this out!!! read more

Slots-A-Fun used to be a fun place. They benefitted from all the foot traffic that used to be more prevalent on the North Strip. With the fall of most of their neighbors Slots-A-Fun now primarily serves as a slot parlor for guests at Circus Circus. No more table games...and thats a shame because it was a fun place to play craps. I still pop in almost every visit just as a tribute to the old days but its a tomb every time I go. Seems like there's less than 10 people in there every time I visit now. I Cant imagine how they stay in business. They still have some good cheap eats/drinks at the snack bar...and the gift shop is nice for cheap souveniers....but without any people there is simply no energy in this place. Maybe with the revival of Sahara and a new casino planned next door Slots-A-Fun will get back to its former glory. But for now, its just kinda sad. read more

Here's my "Slots A Fun" story. Flew to Vegas on Monday and burned through over half of my funds in the first 24 hours of my 48 hour visit. Not acceptable. Need a break. I couldn't find any bank ATMs, so I took the Deuce from downtown to the nearest Wells Fargo branch (between Fremont and the Strat - kind of a crappy area). After walking through the drive-through ATM, I was standing by the Deuce stop and sweating profusely. Crap. It's hot. The passersby are staring at me. I resolved to get on the next Deuce, no matter which way it was going. A bus arrived heading towards the Strip. I hopped in for the ride. I remembered that a friend had recommended Slots A Fun and their (in)famous 99 cent hot dog. He said they were nasty. What the hell, my day couldn't get much worse. I sauntered in about 1:00 P.M. and grabbed a $2 Heineken. Stood in line for the snouts. Made the tactical error of adding chili to my hot dog (see picture). Just nasty. Tasted like Hormel chili and bologna mixed together. Ugh. Why three stars? The place is dumpy and grimy, but everyone seemed to be having a good time. The hot dog with chili was rude, but my gambling luck improved dramatically after eating said hot dog. Thanks A Lot, Slots A Fun! Perhaps I shall return some day when I am down on my luck. read more

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5 stars to the giant $1 1/2lb hot dog and the $1.25 slushy margarita! I thought the famous Costco buck fifty polish-sausage with a 20oz fountain drink was a bargain...boy was I wrong! Try getting a giant 1/2lb hot dog for only a dollar! And it wasn't bad tasting at all. I know, I was a little sketch to try it at first. I mean, a 1/2lb hot dog for $1!?! It only made me think what kind of left over animal scraps could possibly be in this hot dog. But to my surprise, this 1/2lb hot dog, topped with onions and relish, splattered with ketchup and mustard, in which I shared, held my stomach down until our buffet dinner. Heck, if you want another bargain, wash it down with the $1.25 margarita or pina colada. read more

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** Happy Thanksgiving! ** This place has been here for years! I remember when we came on our honeymoon and stayed next door at the Westward Ho, which is where the Mcdonalds is :( I think for sentimental reasons I still like this place. They do have some cheap food and drinks but it is a small place. No hotel just to still have part of the old Vegas I remember it is nice to see but I am sure it will be gone someday like all the other ones. If you have never been in just stop by and check this place out. If you don't like the old Vegas and history then don't bother! read more

We only ventured here because we had a coupon for a free hot dog and beer. Disgusting doesn't even begin to describe the "hot dog". Utterly inedible. There are plenty of other bargain and cheap eats out there. Skip this one. read more

This place is like a storage locker waiting to be auctioned off. 20 years ago we had the most fun playing black jack and eating the foot long hot dogs. Today, it's on hospice. Maybe 25 slots and nothing more. It smells like dirty feet. I cannot understand why it's still open in this condition. It's time to pull the plug and take it off life support. read more

LOVE this place! I'm glad that they kept this casino! Cheap blackjack for $1.00, Vegas Vacation was filmed here (when Rusty won the car), and home of the footlong hot dogs! A lsmall part of the "old vegas" before the strip became a tourist trap. read more

Clearly the biggest dive casino on Las Vegas Blvd this is a place if you blink you missed it. Located between McDonald's and Circus Circus this was the last place on the strip that had coin out machines. It's been a few years since my last visit so they may have updated the machines to tickets now. Places is super small but has a decent amount of machines to play. There is a back entrance which leads into Circus Circus. Highlight of this place in my humble opinion are the $0.99 foot long hotdogs. Also if you ride the bus up and down the strip a bus stop is in front of this place. read more

Pool table, great carpet, jukebox and massage chairs. Love it. Just the right amount of trashy. read more

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So what is there to say about this place that hasn't been said It's super small, dark and not very fancy But I like to come here. The cocktail waitresses come by very often and you can get good deals on food. They even added bowling and beer pong now. I will keep coming back here as long as this place is still open read more

Love the name, but the actual place...well, not as much. I don't know a whole lot about Vegas as I have only visited twice so far in my life. I do know this place dates back to the 70's and was kind of a big deal. They used to have cheap table games, $1 hotdogs, and was always busy. Now, there are no gaming tables, they still have hotdogs but they are no longer $1, and busy...if what I saw on the visit I made was any indication of the norm, then I would say not at all. Yes, they offer cheap beer and snacks comparatively as well as some cheap souvenirs in their shop, but this place looks dark, dingy, and very tired. I think I read "seedy" in another review and that fits as well. I will say the drink service here was good, but I can't say the same for the actual drink. The majority of the slots looked very old, but they were cheap so I guess you get what you pay for. Remember, if you have a players card from neighboring Circus Circus it will work in the machines here as well since CC owns this place. Slots A Fun does indeed have slots, but whether or not they are A fun is really relative. If I find my way to Circus Circus again I would stop by here for a few minutes, but I wouldn't go out of my way. read more

Yes this is a Vegas rathole. If you eat here, you have only yourself to blame. But hold on.... These are some of the cheapest tables on the strip. Single deck blackjack, none of those stupid reshuffling machines, and a great place for card counters. You'll see card counters jumping in with everything they got onto a table at the right moment, and walk away with their loot. They can't afford Guido here. You're missing out on the real Vegas if you don't play a few hands at Slots A Fun. It should be a traditional stop on your Strip tour. read more

I always know I'm in Vegas when I come here and spend 20 bucks on a subway 5 dollar footlong lmao! Seriously how is it even legal for subway to rip you off like that haha. Slots of fun is like a 20 ton boulder going down hill....once it gets going...unstoppable. I don't even gamble here. When I stay at riviera I usually just come over to slots of fun to grab a nathans hot dog or some Over priced subway sandwiches. That being said there is something I like about the place. Just really old school vegas. Vegas actually needs more places like this. Hate to say it but I will be back lol read more

In the old days, I came here after my money ran low to kill time before the night clubs opened. It was truly a sight to be seen. There were plenty of tables, numerous bottled beers, and slots abound. It was a good place to cut your teeth the tables without spending too much money. The dealers would chat you up and teach you about the game. The dollar hot dogs were big enough to share with a friend or two. The customer service was excellent while the drinks were stiff. ALL OF THAT IS GONE!! This casino advertises dollar black jack, craps, and roulette. However, in actuality there are no live tables at all. It is all video. The place is run down and smells like crap. The dollar hot dogs have been replaced. There is an over priced Subway inside. There really is no customer service to be had because it seems like no one works there anymore. There is security and maybe one server. The place was full of people that I would cross the street to avoid. read more

Is it a traditional "5 star" establishment? NO, but more people need to rate things relative to what they're trying to be! For what it is, this IS a 5 star place. Crazy-cheap and John Holmes-HUGE hot dogs that are decent, and low low minimum table games make this place IDEAL for someone young a easy-going or someone doing Vegas on a budget or just looking for a change of scenery from the flashy high-end casinos. If you're a crusty old lady used to cush cush service you get at the Bellagio, hell, don't come here, it's not for you. Again, for what it's trying to do, it's 5 stars. read more

If your not scared of crackheads and meth monsters this is the place to go in Vegas! They have amazing hot dogs for a couple of bucks, cheap gambling, giant margaritas. I'm so glad the front is open and dont have doors as it allows the odors an easy escape! If your lucky and get to sit on the picnic table out front - you'll probably have at least one or two homeless people eyeing your giant hotdog and if you leave it on the table when your done - it will be eaten! This is a sleazy place but oh how I love SLOTS OF FUN!! read more

This place has definitely seen better days. I used to come by here in my single days all the time during my visits to Vegas. I loved buying the foot long hot dogs for $1.00!! I was so disappointed to see they did not have them anymore. Really, though, Slots A Fun is so outdated now. Hard to believe that they are still operating. Everything from the machines to the interior decor appears dirty and old. This place needs a major remodel. Sorry Slots A Fun, but you are no longer fun anymore. read more

If anyone reads my reviews then they know that I am a huge fan of good dive bars. While vacationing in Vegas this weekend one of our travel partners recomends Slots of fun. This place is right next to Circus Circus so it must be a dive bar. I walk in and feel the stickiness of the old and nasty carpets. The place smells of cigarretes and booze. I order a beer and a daqarui for my finace and the price is 4 bucks total!!! Jackpot! This place is the ultimate dive casino!! Lost among the giant ultra glam resorts you have this tiny casino that looks like some sort of reject bastard casino from Vegas's past. This spot seems to be popular spot once the party is over. Leaving Tryst or any other spot at 5am and they you just end up a slots o fun for some ultra cheap gambling and some cheaper booze.. 2 dollar black jack and 25 cent slot machine makes for some great fun when you are downing cheap booze. Like any dive establishment the crowd is a mixture of old people just passing time and the younger crowd who is simply looking for a pit stop after a hard nights partying... Thumbs up! read more

I'll start by saying, I'm really surprised this place still exists. If I could I would give it zero stars. From someone who's seen this place thriving at its best in the '80s it hard to imagine this place is still operating in its current condition. This casino HAD it all, it had the excitement, cheap table games, free souvenirs, music, crowds, lots of slots, value and more value, etc...now the place is a neglected rundown ghost town with no table gaming, very few out-dated slots and a very quiet depressing atmosphere. My guess this place is still operating is, they don't want to give the adjacent Casino (Circus Circus) a bigger "eye sore" by closing it down prematurely before they continue to redeveloped that hurting north end of the strip. Sorry for the harsh review but, I'm sure I didn't point out anything that the operator/owners (MGM) don't already know. I doubt they even bother reading their reviews. read more

I ventured over here to kill some time, but the slots were really boring and I didn't win anything. Generally I'll win a few bucks, but here, the slots were really old.... you can tell they taped some of the missing bits together with Scotch tape. So lame. The machines also don't spin properly. However, you'll find the cheapie slots from 1 cent up which could be cool for some. read more

Next door and now part of Circus Circus. It is cheap and old-school Vegas. They have upgraded their slot machines, so it has the newer multi-line penny machines. Didn't see any old coin type machines. You can use your Circus Players Club card in Slots A Fun machines. I'm mostly a fan because of the inexpensive food and drinks here. There are 3 food places ... Snack Nook which is famous for their cheap foot long hot dog (as of 01/23/11 it is $1.99 or $3.99 combo with bag of chips and a drink), Subway, (with their usual menu), and Noble Roman's Pizza (with 7" personal pizzas, lasagna, bread sticks, and a 14" pizza). The Snack Nook has other food items besides the hot dog. Nice little inexpensive gift shop with the usual souvenirs and miniature bottles of alcohol. read more

Not what it used to be. If you came to Vegas in the 90s you'll remember the many table games in the front, the nice dealers happy to teach you tips on table games like craps or blackjack. Now it has more of an arcade/games feel; a place to drop kids off, perhaps. Gone are the days of blowing some time away at the slots or low minimum tables while you wait for friends to meet up with you as you down a cheap hot dog. This time we didn't try the hot dogs at the front so unable to comment on those. Located adjacent to Circus Circus, it's a bit of a dodgy ghost town now. I wonder whether it'll be there the next time we visit. Too bad; it was a happening place before. read more

I think Circus Circus runs this place to handle the overflow from would be guests who can't pass the Circus Circus entrance exam or something. After all, they must have "some" standards at Circus Circus. Quite a strange crowd to be found under its roof. I can brave it for the cheap beers and easy in, easy out, which earns it two stars. Not much else of interest here to me. read more

What an incredibly dingy, smelly, run down, wonderland of adult fun. We passed this place a few times before making a stop there on our trips around the strip, but I am glad we did. Its not much to look at on the outside, just a small, single story building, attached to the more flashy circus circus hotel and casino. When you enter you will find that, yes, its also not much to look at on the inside. The place is dark, nasty carpeted floors, and i would stay stay clear of some exposed electrical wires on the floor. The reason I love slots of fun, is their cheap gambling. Its a great place to get your evening started (both drinking and gambling). They have 1$ minimum blackjack games, which have free cocktail service. They also have some great penny slots and poker machines. There is a small store attached that sells large beers 2 for 5 bucks, which is by far the cheapest you will find on the strip. If your looking for high-rolling, big stakes, glamour....dont go here. But if you are looking for Slots-Of-Fun, you've found it. read more

I like hanging out at Slots A Fun for all the blemishes that make other people hate it. Slots A Fun is the Hills Have Eyes of Vegas casinos. I literally saw a man covered in third degree burns, wearing a dirty trench coat, with what had to be a prostitute on his arm. Gigantic pigeons crowd the entrance pick pocketing drunks and waiting for tourists to drop food. The 99 cent hotdog is edible but couldn't possibly be "food". The texture and taste was like a hotdog shaped sponge that had been floating around in hotdog water. My friend did not carry the 99 cent hotdog to full term and performed the big spit into a trashcan. Beer costs something ridiculously cheap like $1.50. This is trailer park gambling and it is entertaining as hell. Go for the cheap gambling, cheap beer and the free freak show. I've been three times, on three visits, and will eventually go back for a fourth. read more

What kind of mystery meat do they put in these wrinkly giant hot dogs? Actually, I don't want to know, but it filled me up for $2. And you (blackjack) people who constantly double down when the dealer is showing 10 and you have 10...I'm going to choke you. read more

Slots A Fun use to hold a dear spot in my heart up until the Rivera was torn down 2016. I met my girlfriend there on a blind date through a close friend of mine. We would hangout there occasionally for a hour or two on a Friday, Saturday. Beers were two for 5 imports $7 including tips to take care of our bartender. We would play beer pong, pool, a few slot machines, video poker. Listen to some classic rock while having a ball. I was in Slots A Fun earlier this year and the same beer imports we use to get are now $14. For what? The only reason why we went there was for the beer specials. It's not looking to good only a few people last time I was inside. After we bought our LAST round we just turned around and walked out. Don't plan on going back. That side of the strip is just to depressing. I wish Circus Circus all of the luck to keep open. Goodbye old buddy Vegas greed got you now. read more

My family and I came over to this casino for one reason: a foot long (1/2 pound) hot dog for 99 cents. We had seen a show on the Food Network about hot dogs and this place was one of the cheap ones. So, we tried it and didn't think much of it; it tasted like a big roll of bologna. I guess if you are a huge bologna fan, you'll really enjoy it. It wasn't horrible but it wasn't anything to go gaga for. read more

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my traveling companions were of the more upscale kind but i had been telling them about the hot dogs i had seen on the travel channel for slots-A-fun so they decided they were game. Do not have high expectations for this place because you'll be disappointed with the colorful clientele and smoke ridden atmosphere. When you walk through the door head straight towards the bar for your $2 pina colada or strawberry daiquiri. after you've imbibed the slushy sit down at the penny slots for slots-a-fun. The guys went over to the craps table for some fun and the girls sat down at the slots. were able to play on the penny slots for a good hour if not longer. we made those pennies stretch. once we were gambled out, we grabbed our hot dogs. My boyfriend had one and i shared one with a friend. (the hot dogs are huge). No one else but me had a problem with the hot dog, I have trouble processing foods at times, therefore the dog made me sick, but everyone else loved what they had and there were no issues. So take a gamble with the hot dog, you may like it. read more

Believe me, sometimes there's nothing you want more than to escape the pristine sparkle of the mega-resort and sit down somewhere a little grittier and play some low-stakes games. I really enjoy playing 21. Really, really, a lot. But I live here, and the $5 minimum is sometimes just too much. Slots A Fun gives you cheap gambling, period. More bang for your buck, and that's all I'm looking for. It's rough and tumble here and that's just the way I like it. read more

We're staying at circus circus and decided to check this place out for the beer pong and bowling. The bowling is automated which is kind of cool, until the ball return fails. I informed the bartender that it failed he said he'd call someone for me. 25 minutes later I'm still waiting for someone to show up and assist us. I tell the bartender I want my money back he tells me there's nothing he can do. He was very rude. I wait 10 more minutes the attendant finally shows up I tell him I want my money back and he takes me to the bar and tells the bar tender to give me my money back. So why did I wait 35 minutes just to get my money back from the bar tender I asked in the first place. Also the building is very small. Very few pool tables, like 4 beer pong tables and 4 short bowling lanes. Would give zero starts if possible. read more

This place is everything a typical casino in vegas IS NOT Typical casino: $25 dollar/hand Blackjack---check Dealers who have had their mouth taped shut--check Waitresses that avoid you like the plague--check If you do see a waitress its only as shes running past you whispering"cocktails"----check Players who sulk like they just got indicted for scamming millions of dollars from their own company--check Dealers at the craps table that yell at you cuz you wanna "press" your craps bets--check slots-a-fun has none of these rude ass people, and they got noble romans for when youve gambled away your car payment-breadsticks&pizza=heaven read more

This place looks shut down and like a dump, but if you like strong cheap drinks and playing stupid games- go to here! I think I won money.... I think I had fun.... I think I ate something bad for me... I know I made it back to my hotel with money still in my pocket....at least this night I did. read more

Unfortunately, I've never been at Slots A Fun in its previous incarnation. Other reviews will tell you, it was and appeared to be the anti-establishment casino. The defiant dive in the face of the ever growing mega casinos being built around it. This year, I was going to Vegas for the first time. I've heard Slots A Fun had changed, I've heard its absurd footlong meat-like product had been replaced with simply an elongated Nathan's. I was still going to check it out, and I held out hope that the massive baloney tube was still there. I couldn't imagine, after expecting the things it didn't have, that it was worse than I could hope for. It is simply just a smoking room with slot machines. That's it. With no doors or areas to shield you from the crippling dry heat in early August, it wasn't even a safe haven from the outside world on the strip. As Krusty the Clown had suggested about his fast food restaurant on an unmanned oil rig, "Ah, close the damn thing down." read more

Review #200!!! Go once before they blow it up. Make it quick. I had a blast here one night with a friend. We were a bit intoxicated and playing that "wedges ledges" game. Do you know what I am talking about? The game where you try to get the coins to drop off of the end and into your bucket. Anyway, it was the most entertaining loss of $12 I have ever enjoyed. This used to be where all the dead heads would hang out when shows were in town. The bartenders still talk about it, and were playing some Jerry Garcia tunes while I was there. Don't eat anything here and wash your hands when you leave. read more

I have never stayed in the hotel but every time I visit Vegas I visit Slots A Fun atleast 2-3 times. No its not fancy but has original Vegas feeling to it. Old school bartenders very friendly and ofcourse the mighty beerpong! read more

ok, let's all agree, the place is a dive, it's a favourite hangout for vagrants at 2am, and you don't want to touch the food or drink. BUT - $2 dollar craps, and $1 blackjack (was $3 at the table though) allows me to play aggressively at craps and blackjack when the rest of the strip is at $10 min bets on all games, with rare $5 min blackjack tables. The dealers were friendly and fun, the crowd obviously less well heeled but more aggressive and fun than higher end strip casino's. I played craps and blackjack with a starting stake of $200, and after four hours I was down $10... thanks to the low min bets. You can afford to press odds on craps and play properly without a stake in the thousands of dollars. read more

The slots are ok. I used to frequent (from 2003-2009) because of the 50 cent chips on the roulette table. So I learned roulette at this casino. They have replaced the physical roulette table with a slot machine that only seats 4. BAD CHOICE!!!! I would suggest they had at least 4 more seats to this machine because that was about the amount of people the old physical tables could hold. It makes it hard to get on the machine because of the limited amount of space. All the table games have gone mechanical and exist as some slot or another. I think it's sad that its come to that. But they're trying to remain competitive. I think the servers/waittresses should be on the floor more, but maybe there are less of them too. Getting a drink took forever. Overall, I enjoyed gambling here. It was nostalgic but I idoubt I'd make the trek down the strip (going out of my way) again. read more

This place is sketch as hell and I love it! Slots o fun is the best place for gambling on the strip! Theye have really chaep blackjack ($2-3$) and the slots are pretty loose. It's more than possible to spend an hour here on 20 bucks. Be advised it's not for the faint of heart. There is quite a crowd here ranging from the few 20 something college kids who heard of this place from their parents to the an older crowd in town for conventions to dirties. Beer is really cheap, always a loud good time. Recommended if you're on a budget or just think $20 black hands are silly. read more