If by 'high-rollers' people mean 'tippers' then Rivers for sure caters to people who tip. The casino workers work the same non-tipping crowd day-in day-out and I think that Rivers gets a very bad rap for being for high-rollers only. The dealers trip over themselves trying to help the players who tip as they play. The boxmen/boxwomen are very generous on the comps for people who tip. The dealers are very good, and nobody tips them. onward is mostly younger crowd, not serious players.Ĥ) You must, must, must tip the dealers as you are playing. or so, there is the most lively and mixed crowd of serious players who come in after work - tables can be very lively when those players are winning. Then, there is a group of very hard-core craps players that come in before lunch and eat their free lunch and then leave at about 1-2 p.m., unless they are winning. crowd is mostly 65+ white males - once they lose their max for the day, they leave. It is very hard to look across the casino and see the other side - so it feels very, very large.ģ) If you go early a.m. Casino is small, but has a weird layout, so you feel like you are in a much larger casino. Very strict on $5 min on prop bets at $25 tables. No crapless layouts or anything like that. Depending on time of day, expect $15 or $25 mins. They have bag check for you, and everybody else who is coming in or out of O'Hare.Ģ) Typically all 5 craps tables are open most of the time.

You are not walking anywhere in O'Hare/Rosemont/that part of Des Plaines.

If you are taking a taxi or Uber you will be fine, cabs sometimes wait hours for fares at O'Hare, so you cab driver will be upset with such a short ride. 1) If you are renting a car, you will be fine - parking is fine.

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