The Casino gained notoriety in the late 1950’s, when Sammy Davis Junior took a residency there, which actually outsold his wingman Frank’s show further down the Strip.

Soon word was out that M Casino was the place to be seen, and even Ol’ Blue Eyes himself eventually conceded that it was the hottest ticket in town.

M Casino has undergone many makeovers since its 1950’s incarnation, but retains the same charm as before. Now that the establishment can boast a fifteen thousand person capacity, more people can enjoy the charm of M Casino and reap the rewards of its lucky charms.

In a city of gimmicks, most would agree that it’s not the towering Sphinxes, pyramids, European architectural icons or gondolas that draw people to ‘Vegas; it’s the thrill of the chase in cool relaxed surroundings that keeps the dice rolling day after day.

M Casino offers no gimmicks, no enticing free bets or drinks, no Egyptian relics or Roman soldiers, just the opportunity to come along and play some games.

It’s a widely accepted fact that M Casino in Vegas makes the best Manhattan’s and Old Fashioned’s in the cocktail drinking world, to help you shed those initial nerves at the poker table. Of course if you just fancy a beer, there is a wide selection of strong continental lagers and ales to quench one’s thirst.

M Casino is at once stylish, affordable, historical and sensational.  Here’s wishing you the luck of the Irish; the Mallory brothers would have wanted it.