There’s also no re-splitting aces here or a surrender option and the casino doesn’t allow for mid-game entry, not that you would want them to. The single deck games have the dealer hit on soft 17 and allow for doubling down after splitting.

Playing at these tables is definitely to be avoided, especially with their betting limits which have the minimum set at $15. Single Deck BlackjackĪlthough there’s only a few of them, Valley View, just like its nearest competitors, offers the bad single deck Blackjack tables with 6:5 payouts. They also have a club membership program with which you can get a free buffet pass on your first visit. Other than that you can also find 4 different blackjack games, their custom “Richer” roulette, Pai Gow, Texas Hold’Em and 3-card poker, as well as Keno. The key prize of their gaming offer is their 2,000 slot machine collection, which the casino claims to be “certified loose” but doesn’t state by whom. Valley View Casino has a medium-sized gaming floor (7,500 square feet), which includes a non-smoking gambling area that is much larger than the one found in other neighboring casinos. And apart from regular and VIP accommodation, other amenities include six restaurants and a retail shop. The casino is owned and operated by the San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians and was first launched as a casino only, but has since expanded to include a hotel, both of which are located within a very short distance from Harrah’s. Valley View Casino is one of the five tribal casinos north of San Diego and thus offers more competitive gaming options than the more isolated places you can find in the area.

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