Bankroll needed to get private room in BJ or bac?

Just curious, what type of bankroll is needed to get a private room for BJ or baccarat at Wynn, Aria, or Bellagio?

 

most private tables start a 500$ a hand and its good to have a relationship with the propert thats a plus

im sure the mansion is alot more

 

I would have thought it would be more. I'm not disagreeing with you (I have no idea the answer to this question). I guess I'm just surprised because the people I have seen playing at reserved bac tables or in separate rooms are all betting $1k and up per hand.

 

Isn't a private room different than just a private table?

 

The minimum credit line for a private gaming room was set by the gaming board at $300k. So at least that much unless the casino sets a higher minimum for itself.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2008/dec/09/got-300k-your-private-gambling-room-ready/

http://www.vegasinc.com/business/gaming/2013/mar/29/300000-wager-bellagio-will-customize-mini-casino-j/

 

So that probably means closer to $3k to $5k per hand

 

From stuff shifter and natedog posted in the past they tended to assume 2% of your LOC for your average bet. But as far as that article says the regulations dropped any minimum bet requirement. So that's just up to the casinos.

My bet is that old $500 min bet requirement wasn't in place for the High Roller who probably pisses purple chips but for his entourage who would gamble with him.

 

I figured only cranberries need apply

cranberry example


but I guess in today's economy, one only needs a few pumpkins to get a high limit private room, or perhaps a chocolate or two.

 

actauly pumpkin at alot of casinios are 25,000 and at bellagio flags are 5,000

where most are chocolate else where,its very confusing

 

In Vegas colors can be anything... Chocolate at many Vegas joints is 5k.

In AC the colors are regulated

purple--500
orange-1000
grey--5000
mustard--20000
gold---25000

plaques available over that amount