Fremont

At its opening in 1956, the Fremont was the tallest building in Nevada, and is known for giving Wayne Newton his big break in 1959 in its Carnival Lounge. Now its classic, showy Vegas-lit exterior is at the heart of the 'Fremont Experience', and is locally known as one of the 'Four Corners'.

Once inside, the Fremont carries through with its outside promise of legacy-style Las Vegas theme throughout its 32,000 square foot casino, featuring a brightly colored interior with bright multi-colored lights and glittering machines.

Slot machines abound at the Fremont, including penny, nickel, quarter and dollar machines. Banks of video slot machines in quarter and dollar denominations are also available, while the Keno area is just off the front desk.

Fremont's Blackjack and Roulette games have a wide range of minimum bets, and Let It Ride or Caribbean Stud games are always in progress. Find a seat and get in on the action at one of Fremont's table games.

Located on the main level, Fremont's Race & Sports Book will keep you up to date with the latest details of all the sport and racing action with its large, state of the art video wall. The Information Center makes it easy to keep up with the fast-paced sports betting, and the futures board provides all the future odds. Comfortable seating makes it easy to stay until the last major event of the day starts, and winning tickets can be cashed around the clock.

Offering three tiers of point rewards, the B Connected Players Card provides guests with a wide selection of point accrual options, and ways to spend them. Slot and table game plays earn you points fast, and points can be redeemed for free play and entertainment and dining discounts. B Connected makes keeping track of your point balances easy with its website and mobile phone application.

Leave the Fremont Experience outside, to enjoy another type of Fremont experience on the inside at the Fremont Hotel and Casino, where there's always a game in progress.