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Typically, when we think of casinos, we think of how they make for very wealthy casino owners, but sometimes you just feel lucky. If that’s you, and you’re heading to Las Vegas anytime soon, you’ll want to be strategic about where you spend your money. Casino.org did their due diligence and found the 15 luckiest casinos in Vegas, using keyword searches within Tripadvisor reviews to determine its findings.

As for the terms Casino.org actually searched for, these included: lucky, luck, won, winning, success, jackpot, and hand pay. The website made sure to confirm that there weren’t any instances where the keywords were being counted more than once in a single person’s review. Once the team was done computing the numbers, they calculated the percentage of any time a reviewer mentioned a luck-related sentiment in each casino’s total Tripadvisor reviews. They only focused on each casino’s Tripadvisor page, and left out reviews from the casino’s hotel and resort Tripadvisor pages. Lastly, the data itself was gathered in November 2023.

Here are the top 15 luckiest casinos to keep in mind during your next trip to Las Vegas.

1. The Mirage

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - May 18, 2013: Eruption of the artificial volcano outside The Mirage hotel and casino. The Mirage is operated by MGM Resorts International.
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The Mirage leads the pack with the highest probability of winning at 6.03%. If you’re not busy running the tables to see how far you can take a potential string of good luck, you can always check out Center Stage Comedy, which hosts a rotating list of hilarious comedians.

2. The Venetian

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The Venetian has a notable 5.92% of its reviews mentioning something related to luck. If you can’t find the luck that you need, you can always hop on a (pricey) gondola ride and venture around the canals. You might even soak your post slot machine sorrows up with a song or two from a singing gondolier.

3. Aria

Las Vegas, USA - February 2, 2011: Night view of the MGM CityCenter Aria Resort entrance located on the Las Vegas Strip. CityCenter is a mixed use complex with multiple casinos, hotels, residential towers and a luxury goods shopping center.
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Coming in No. 3 is the Aria casino with 5.55%. Aria also gets a lot of praise for its spread of fine dining establishments, which features spots overseen by famous chefs like Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Michael Mina.

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4. The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

Early evening shot of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is No. 4 at 4.36%. What’s better than potentially pulling a fast one on the house? Obviously enjoying an apparent secret pizza joint housed within the hotel’s premises.

Related: 32 Free and Cheap Things to Do in Las Vegas

5. Treasure Island

Treasure Island Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Next we welcome Treasure Island at 4.34%. You might enjoy the notorious pirate ship showdown at Treasure Island once. You might even enjoy it twice. If you continue to enjoy it after that, though, I’m not sure what to say exactly.

Related: Must-See Vegas Attractions That Aren’t on the Strip

6. MGM Grand

6. MGM Grand
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The MGM Grand saw 4.24% of its reviews relating to luck. To think that MGM Grand literally used to feature a live lion habitat back in the day. I mean, come on, guys. Boundaries. 

7. Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV
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At 4.13%, Caesars Palace comes in at No. 7 on our list. Caesars gets a great rap for its Colosseum, which has served as a renowned venue for residencies by iconic artists like Celine Dion and Elton John.

8. Bellagio

Nevada: Bellagio Hotel
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After that we’re making moves over to Bellagio with 3.98%. 

Everyone loves a good botanical garden every now and again, no? You can always cool off from all the external overstimulation and millions of flashing lights by checking out the Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens.

9. New York-New York Hotel & Casino

Resort World Casino New York City, Queens, New York
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Then it’s over to New York-New York Hotel & Casino with 3.58%. If you haven’t made it out to The Big Apple yet, you can catch a replica of the New York City skyline with landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge at this particular casino.

10. Mandalay Bay

Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino reflecting sun during sunset.
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Mandalay Bay comes in at No. 10 with 3.56%. This casino has an absolutely bonkers tropical-themed pool setup with all of the fixings, including a lazy river, wave pool, and sandy beaches for good measure.

11. Luxor Hotel & Casino

The Luxor hotel and casino in Las Vegas featuring the famous 30-story pyramid.
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Then we have the Luxor Hotel & Casino with 3.52%. This hotel and casino has something called the Luxor Sky Beam which can literally be seen from space. That is one strong beam of light.

12. Planet Hollywood

12. Planet Hollywood
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After that it’s Planet Hollywood with 3.09%. If you actually end up heating up at the tables or slots and want to take yourself on a shopping spree, the Miracle Mile Shops are connected to Planet Hollywood. It’s a sprawling retail and dining metropolis of a situation. Tread carefully.

13. The Strat

13. The Strat
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The Strat comes in at No. 13 with 2.39%, along with plenty of thrill rides. Think SkyJump, Insanity, and even something called X-Scream. Yeah, hard pass on that. 

14. Wynn Las Vegas

Daytime shot of the Wynn and Encore towers in Las Vegas.
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Coming second to last is Wynn Las Vegas with 1.72% reviews associated with “good luck.” Alas, you can always slow things down and hit the Wynn Golf Club to see what their 18-hole championship golf course has to offer.

15. Resorts World Las Vegas

Exterior of the Resorts World Las Vegas structure viewed from the South-East on Las Vegas Blvd. in May 2022.
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Rounding up the pack is Resorts World Las Vegas with 0.78%. So, a last resort if you’re at all superstitious and believe in the whole luck thing. Sorry, I just couldn’t help myself. 

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