This review covers Blackjack at Circus Circus.\n\nThis is one of the only casinos in Las Vegas to offer $3 blackjack. And with $3 are decent rules (by today's standards anyway). It's 6 decks, double after split, dealer hits soft 17, no late surrender, and split aces receive one card. They have a $5 double deck game as well pitch (so cards are dealt face down). They also have a \"party pit\" which has lights and loud music. The way the party pit works is if you get a blackjack while the lights are on, you get 2-1, instead of the 3-2 payout for blackjack. The thing is, you must be betting $10 a hand. \n\nThe $3 tables are often full, but it won't take long to find a seat. There has only been 1 table on my visits, but plenty of $5 tables for blackjack. \n\nOne word of advice is to sign up for the promotional chips offer. You give them $30, and they will give you $45 promotional chips for table games (blackjack, roulette). You play the promotional chips until you loose them. It's basically an extra $15 of the casino's money to play with. They also give you win cards with the chips which advise you on how to play the game (for example, in blackjack, if i have a 16 and the dealer is showing a 5, what do i do?). One thing to note is that some of my table mates were a bit offed that you \"have\" to loose the chips. It's gambling for a reason. No one ever wins every single hand. If you win, you get real chips, and you stack those up. Play the promotional chips until you are out. You can repeat this offer every 6 months. \n\nThe nostalgia of Circus Circus is awesome. Not only was it a place for my childhood, but now, my blackjack needs as well.