Good for international withdrawals as exchange rates are favorable.ĩ) Credit card withdrawals through ATM (using PIN code). Away from the casinos there are $1.50 ATMs or one that is affiliated with your bank. Subject to your bank's fee and exorbitant (for ATMs) fees ranging from $2.50 to $4. I recently had my account double-debited and am getting the runaround from Harrahs trying to get the extra $500 back.Ĩ) ATMs. Sign up using a blank check and the machine will take a picture of your eyeballs and will thereafter issue cash up to a $500 limit, debited to your bank account in 7 days. If it bounces, the casinos will remember forever and hanging paper in Nevada is a criminal offense.ħ) Harrahs check-cashing ATM machines. The hotel where you are staying may cash your personal check in a greater amount. The casino cage at nearly any hotel will cash a personal check for $500 if you have ID and if you have not cashed a check in Las Vegas within the last two weeks (I forget the exact time limits).

Normally requires a US bank account that is debited the next business day.Ħ) Check cashing. Also accepted at many smaller casinos which sometimes charge a 1% fee. Apply for a GameCash card and you can withdraw money (usually limited to $500 every 12 days) at the casino cage. Note you must withdraw your money in chips at a gaming table due to money-laundering regulations.ĥ) GameCash. Instant wire transfer fees charged by your bank.

Call the casino cage for more information.Ĥ) Wire transfer to the casino cage. Fee-free, but should be done sufficiently in advance so that the check has time to clear. These have to be repaid, usually at the conclusion of your stay.ģ) Check to the casino cage. You set up a credit line and draw 'markers' at the gaming tables. Foreign currency is accepted at the cashier's cages of most casinos (at their exchange rate).Ģ) Credit line. Fee-free, but problematic if large sums are involved as you may encounter unwelcome attention from airport security and you must declare amounts over $9999 US to Customs (upon entering/leaving the US). Ways to send cash to Las Vegas (in increasing order of expense):ġ) Bring cash. There are several ways to obtain money in Las Vegas, in general the more advance preparation you do, the less expensive it is.

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