Blackjack Switch, BITCH!!!!\n\nBack in my good ole' 21 year old days, we would come here because it was one of the few casinos on the strip that had Blackjack Switch. Now, the bigger casinos are starting to incorporate it into their lineup because it's that good. (If you haven't learnt to play, LEARN. It's basically Blackjack but with better odds of winning for the player, in my opinion.) \n\nAt Casino Royale though, you can play BJ Switch (sounds like a kinky swingers thing) with a table minimum of only $5. It's perfect for when you actually want to make your cash last you a few hours. \n\nThe dealers here are one of a kind. My favorite is Ruta - sweetest girl in the world - who I met a few years back and try to say hi to whenever I'm in Vegas (even though she never remembers me, ouch). The rest are CRAZY. I had a dealer once who kept messing up the payouts and would be like, 'Whoops, I forgot to give you your money. Here it is. Don't say anything, shhh', the hugest dealer no-no!! I had another dealer who talked about her days doing coke in Atlantic City. Just laugh along and hope they bring good luck to the table! If you want to learn how to play a table game, Casino Royale's the place as most of the dealers are helpful and friendly enough.\n\nAnd the strawberry margaritas!!! They're these tiny, but super sweet slushy concoctions that you can get free while playing at the tables. If your tummy doesn't ache after 3 or 4 of them, you'll at least have a small buzz.\n\nWhile you won't find a lot of bachelorette groups playing at Casino Royale, you will see plenty of bachelors. There were a bunch of guys that came and went when my friend and I were playing at a table on this last trip. A few of them were really cute, too, except I was too engaged in the game to notice or care. But for all you ladies on the hunt, Casino Royale's got the hookup! \n\nCasino Royale's got that old school Vegas glam that's slowly beeing weeded off the strip. There's nothing wrong with the big names like Encore, but Casino Royale reminds me of the Vegas that used to be family friendly and didn't require a buttload of money. In about 10 years, Bellagio is going to be a has-been and Casino Royale will still be going strong. I'd put my money on it.