Cameo Club - Palo Alto, CA
El Dorado - Blackhawk, CO
Molly's - Central City, Co
Harveys - Council Bluffs, IA
Casino Belle - Dubuque, IA
Riverfront Station - St. Charles, MO
Sam's Town - Kansas City, MO
Harrah's at Trump Plaza - Atlantic City, NJ
Playboy - Atlantic City, NJ
Kings Castle - Incline Village, NV
Ed's Tahoe Nugget - Stateline, NV
MGM Grand Reno - Reno, NV
Eddie's Fabulous 50's - Reno, NV
Mac's Casino (at Nevada Crossing) - Wendover, NV
Station House - Tonopah, NV
Kactus Kate's (Whiskey Pete's still in business) - Primm, NV
Anthony's - Las Vegas, NV
Castaway's (Strip) - Las Vegas, NV
Cattle Baron - Henderson, NV
MGM Sands (very short lived) - Las Vegas, NV
Nob Hill - Las Vegas, NV
Little Caesar's - Las Vegas, NV
Landmark - Las Vegas, NV
International - Las Vegas, NV
Holiday International - Las Vegas, NV
Dunes - Las Vegas, NV
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does anyone know of a list that would have every Las Vegas casino that had playing cards (cards with their name on the back) I have bought several books but it seems none of them have a complete list - I have come close by buying a chip collector book figuring it has all Nevada casinos listed that had chips but have they all going back to 1930's used decks unique to their casino?
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