Does Hollywood Park Casino Have Craps

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  • Hollywood Casino at Charlestown Races

With 199 world-class table games including Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, 3 Card Poker, 4 Card Poker and Baccarat - we're sure to have your game! Plus, live stadium blackjack is available now with more ways to win! Try your luck with two optional side wagers: Royal Match 21 and Bet the Set 21! The Hollywood Casino at Charles Town is part of the Marquee Rewards Program which I believe is a part of Penn National Gaming, Inc. Aside from the location at Charles Town, they also have many other facilities across the United States, including additional “Hollywood” properties along with other notable facilities like The Tropicana in Las.

Does Hollywood Park Casino Have Craps Machines

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Contact Information

1-800-795-7001

Location

750 Hollywood Drive
Park
Charles Town
WV
25414
39.29
-77.85
Take Interstate 81 to Exit 5. Follow Route 51 East twelve miles to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. Turn left into the casino when you see the hotel. Follow signs for surface parking. RV lot is on the left across the street from the west garage.

RV Parking and Camping Information

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We stayed one night but didn't ask about the rules. A security vehicle passed by us without stopping. Several other RVs ,trucks and vans also spent the night in this lot. There aren't signs designating this lot as an oversized vehicle lot.
The lot is across the street from the west parking garage. It's fairly level and large enough for any size or type of RV. It's bordered by a residential community. Quiet at night.

Casino Information

21
  • Slots
  • Video Poker
  • Table Games
  • Poker Room
  • Live Horse Racing
  • Snack Shop
  • Pastry Shop
  • Coffee Bar (Starbucks, etc.)
  • Food Court
  • Buffett
  • Coffee Shop (a basic full service restaurant)
  • Steak House
  • Asian

Other Information

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User reviews

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Stayed here in our motorhome over the Labor Day weekend 2019. Large open lot, some sloping but also some very flat availability. Didn't need to check in with security and over 3 days never saw anybody asking questions as to how long they were staying. Shuttle bus available from the lot, well placed trash cans that were emptied regularly. If you have a toad then it is easier to drive across the road to the West Garage and park close to the casino door. Quiet at night and never heard a train that others have mentioned. Went to the racetrack for live horse racing on Saturday night, had a table in the Skyline Terrace restaurant overlooking the track with table side monitors twitch the racing as well as overlooking the track. Great prime rib and seafood buffet served on Friday and Saturday nights. Thoroughly good evening out. Will definitely stay here again even if it meant going out of our way.
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Fairly big parking lot, almost level spots available.
Good casino, plenty of slots and tables games, choice of about four eating spots, the buffet offers a good selection of food for a very reasonable price.
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Staff is cordial and helpful. We were told we don't need to ask permission to park. RV parking area is at the far lot across from the West Garage. Enter through a side entrance on the right of the garage to access the casino. There are 4 restaurants inside. Very quiet overnight spot.
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Stayed the nights visiting the wife's family. Good steakhouse. On race night about 10 RVs
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Stayed 4 nights. Parked on the far side next to the 'residential' area with a grassy lawn and trees - felt like I had my own yard. One morning train just after sunrise. Many other rv's and trucks came and went while I was there. Wonderful home base for Antietam, C&O Canal and Harper's Ferry. Casino very nice - all table games include 'regular' craps - and some thoroughbred racing while I was there. Antena tv received PBS and NBC, grocery and fuel available in a growing community.
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MathExtremist
California penal code 330 prohibits not only dice and roulette but blackjack as well. So I'm not sure of the authority there, but assuming you're referring to the tribal casinos, that may have to do more with tribal-state compacts than with state statutes. The IGRA says that any tribe can offer the same games that are otherwise legal in the surrounding state, but since none of craps, blackjack, or roulette are legal in California that's not the issue.
The CA tribal compacts are all online, though. Perhaps someone wants to go look those up and report back?
'In my own case, when it seemed to me after a long illness that death was close at hand, I found no little solace in playing constantly at dice.' -- Girolamo Cardano, 1563
EvenBob

Sorry, but it is preposterous to assert the craps and roulette as it is played today in California is a game skill.


I looked at the 'roulette' thats played in Cal. Its moronic.
'It's not enough to succeed, your friends must fail.' Gore Vidal
darkoz
'The Division does not consider California Craps to be the game of Craps because California Craps is a banked card game. (The game of Craps is a banked game played in which dice determine the outcome and for that reason is illegal to deal, carry on, open, cause to be
opened, or conducted, under California law.)'
A similar statement is made about roulette.
Here is the link I obtained this from: http://ag.ca.gov/gambling/pdfs/Num2Craps.pdf
The purpose of the law was to introduce skill in all casino games. If the law is stupid or does not make sense, that is an issue with the state of california. Don't know what more you guys expect.
As for BJ being illegal in CA, that is completely erroneous. I have played blackjack in CA at a number of casinos and I am sure they are not violating penal law. The Hustler casino(if its still there, I haven't been in CA. since 2007) has blackjack and is obviously not a tribal casino. So does the Hollywood Park Casino.
focd

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'The Division does not consider California Craps to be the game of Craps because California Craps is a banked card game. (The game of Craps is a banked game played in which dice determine the outcome and for that reason is illegal to deal, carry on, open, cause to be
opened, or conducted, under California law.)'
The purpose of the law was to introduce skill in all casino games. If the law is stupid or does not make sense, that is an issue with the state of california. Don't know what more you guys expect.


That's what doesn't make sense. The law makes sense that they can't use dice, but YOUR EXPLANATION DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE! How does changing it to a card version introduce skill? Also, you still haven't explained how baccarrat is a game of skill because players don't decide on anything after they place their wagers.
avargov
I don't know about CA, but I did play craps in an Oklahoma casino. The boxman had two sets of cards, A-6 with different colored backs. He shuffled them and placed then on a layout marked A-F. The shooter then called out a combination, such as B-D. Box flipped those two cards and you had your 'roll'. Pay or take away. I screetched with laughter when I first saw this, then I said....Hey!!! Just maybe you could....if you just....Does Hollywood Park Casino Have Craps
Guess that gives a player a decision in the outcome. I suspect CA craps is similar???
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darkoz
I suspect that the laws were written with the idea that cards required mental decisions to be initiated by the player(e.g. to draw a card or not) and that the law itself is weakly written such that any card game with or without skills involved can be interpreted for inclusion.
Not the first time a law needs to be revised. Certainly, this law is not high on legislators plates so that is probably why it still stands.
But the original reason for the law was to keep some amount of skill in the game.
MathExtremist

As for BJ being illegal in CA, that is completely erroneous. I have played blackjack in CA at a number of casinos and I am sure they are not violating penal law. The Hustler casino(if its still there, I haven't been in CA. since 2007) has blackjack and is obviously not a tribal casino. So does the Hollywood Park Casino.


When I lived in the Bay Area about 8 years ago, the cardrooms there only spread a no-bust version of blackjack. It was player-banked, and you didn't automatically lose if you exceeded 21. It wasn't really blackjack per se, and I think that's how they got away with it. Is that the game they have in SoCal, or is it actual blackjack? It's entirely possible the rules have changed since I lived there.
'In my own case, when it seemed to me after a long illness that death was close at hand, I found no little solace in playing constantly at dice.' -- Girolamo Cardano, 1563
focd

I suspect that the laws were written with the idea that cards required mental decisions to be initiated by the player(e.g. to draw a card or not) and that the law itself is weakly written such that any card game with or without skills involved can be interpreted for inclusion.
Not the first time a law needs to be revised. Certainly, this law is not high on legislators plates so that is probably why it still stands.
But the original reason for the law was to keep some amount of skill in the game.


Yet, you still have not explained how Baccarrat is a game of skill as you originally as you originally claimed. By this, I mean that you stated something like the player gets to decide to hit or not like BJ which simply isn't true. Also, this thread is somewhat long to backtrack every statement you made, but you can be sure the pitboss is correct 100%? There is no evidence to support your claims about the game of skills, yes? I also disagree with what you say. This law is under a great deal of debate. If this law isn't taken seriously then why is there so much fight over trying to get real dice in CA? Which is why I believe that most of what you say shouldn't be taken seriously. I think this generates so much more revenue for gaming in CA. This is especially important since CA is in a budget crisis. Why wouldn't they want to get rid of that law? If I remember correctly, I've had a dealer in Vegas tell me the reason why they don't offer roulette in CA is because they want to protect the tourism industry of Nevada. Sorry darkoz, but I just can't take what you say seriously at all.
focd

When I lived in the Bay Area about 8 years ago, the cardrooms there only spread a no-bust version of blackjack. It was player-banked, and you didn't automatically lose if you exceeded 21. It wasn't really blackjack per se, and I think that's how they got away with it. Is that the game they have in SoCal, or is it actual blackjack? It's entirely possible the rules have changed since I lived there.


I tried that no bust BJ many years ago in CA also. I think those are for those card clubs (places with no slots near residential areas unlike Indian casinos). I think they also charge like a buck for each bet you make. As I said before, I think those are for casinos that are too close to residential areas and that's probably why they have slightly different regulations.
focd

I don't know about CA, but I did play craps in an Oklahoma casino. The boxman had two sets of cards, A-6 with different colored backs. He shuffled them and placed then on a layout marked A-F. The shooter then called out a combination, such as B-D. Box flipped those two cards and you had your 'roll'. Pay or take away. I screetched with laughter when I first saw this, then I said....Hey!!! Just maybe you could....if you just....
Guess that gives a player a decision in the outcome. I suspect CA craps is similar???


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CA craps varies by location. So what happens if the shuffler is slow and the players know which card is in which box?
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