Casino Games at Harrah’s Joliet

Harrah’s Joliet is a stylish art-deco property that covers 40,000 square feet of gaming space. The casino features over 600 video slot machines and more than 30 gaming tables, all conveniently located on one floor.

The poker room at Harrah’s, which was sponsored by WSOP, closed permanently in October 2020.

Unfortunately, Harrah’s Joliet does not currently have a sportsbook. However, with sports betting now legal in Illinois, it is possible that the casino will introduce a Harrah’s sportsbook in the near future.

Harrah’s Joliet frequently provides a range of promotions, with Caesars Rewards being the most sought-after. Additionally, they feature a midweek multiplier promotion that allows you to earn three to seven times the points depending on your tier level.

Slot machines

If you’re a fan of popular slot games, then Harrah’s Joliet is the perfect destination for you. With over 600 modern video slots to choose from, ranging in value from just a few cents to several dollars, you’re sure to find a game that suits your preferences.

The casino is proud to showcase its selection of Link, Buffalo, and Wonder 4 games.

• Buffalo Diamond
• Buffalo Golden 7s
• Buffalo Gold Collection
• Buffalo Gold Revolution
• Buffalo Grand
• Buffalo Inferno
• Dragon Link
• Lightning Cash
• Lightning Link
• Lock It Link
• Wonder 4 Boost Multigame
• Wonder 4 Tall Fortune
• Wonder 4 Tower
• Wonder 4 Wonder Wheel

Some of the top slot games at the casino include Dancing Drums, Cash Machine, Fortune Coin, and Treasure Ball. In addition to these favorites, there are also progressive slots with jackpots that can soar into the thousands. Harrah’s Juliet in Illinois is home to over 200 video poker machines as well.

• All Star II
• Game King titles  
• Hot Star Poker
• Super Draw Poker with 6 cards
• Ultimate X
• Ultimate X Bonus Streak

The range of denominations goes from 5 cents to $25, and there are also video keno machines that accept denominations between 25 cents and $1.

Table games

You can try your luck at a wide range of casino games, both traditional favorites and exciting new options, at Harrah’s Joliet. With 31 tables to choose from, the possibilities are endless.

Blackjack is the most popular game at the casino, and it’s worth noting that at Harrah’s Joliet, dealers allow you to combine your main blackjack bet with your side bets in order to meet the minimum table stake.

Here is a list of all the table games available at Harrah’s Joliet:

• 21+3 Extreme
• Blackjack
• Craps
• High Card Flush
• Mini Baccarat
• Mississippi Stud  
• Roulette
• Three-card poker
• Ultimate Texas Hold’em

While certain table games may allow for substantial bets, Harrah’s Joliet does not have a designated high-limit room.

Caesars Rewards

Caesars Entertainment operates Harrah’s Joliet, which is included in the company’s rewards program known as Caesars Rewards.

You can now sign up for the Caesars Rewards Visa card, which lets you earn reward credits. You’ll get five credits for every $1 spent at the casino, and two credits for every $1 spent at gas stations, airline tickets, and grocery stores. Plus, you’ll still earn a credit for purchases made outside the casino.

Also, when you stay at a hotel that is partnered with the casino and dine at their restaurants, you can earn credits. Additionally, if you spend $750 within the initial 90 days, you will receive a bonus of 10,000 reward credits automatically.

There are six membership levels: Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Diamond Plus, Diamond Elite, and Seven Stars. Gold members have the opportunity to quickly move up to Platinum by using their Visa credit card to make a purchase within the initial 90 days.

You can utilize your credits for complimentary casino play, hotel stays, shopping, dining, live event tickets, spa and fitness center services, and other discounts.

Harrah’s Joliet Amenities

Harrah’s Joliet Hotel

Harrah’s Joliet Casino is located next to a three-star hotel that provides luxurious accommodations for all players.

With 204 contemporary rooms, this 11-story hotel offers cutting-edge amenities for guests to enjoy. Choose between our “luxury” or “premium” categories, each featuring a king-sized bed or two queen-sized beds. Many rooms also offer a beautiful view of the Des Plaines River.

Some of the room amenities include stocked refrigerators, HD TV sets with pay-per-view movies, a hairdryer, private voicemail, air conditioning, and room service. All rooms are non-smoking.

The property offers complimentary parking and internet, an on-site gym within a fitness center, conference and meeting rooms, laundry service, and an ATM as part of its amenities.

Dining

There are three restaurants located at Harrah’s Joliet Casino for guests to enjoy. While all of the dining options are affordably priced, Caesars Rewards members can take advantage of exclusive discounts.

• Cross Street Grill, situated on the casino floor, offers a variety of options from morning Starbucks coffee to lunchtime barbecue burgers. Their most popular dish is the “Blackjack Beef Sandwich.”
• The Reserve is an upscale restaurant known for its extensive selection of premium wines. The menu is eclectic, offering a variety of dishes from burgers and roasted duck to pasta, steak, and seafood. For dessert, guests can enjoy treats like tiramisu and deep-fried key lime pie.
• Indulge in a traditional buffet experience featuring a variety of food stations and a delicious assortment of sweet pies at Flavors the Buffet.

Harrah’s Joliet History

In May 1993, hotel developer John Hammons opened Harrah’s Joliet Casino, the first riverboat casino in Illinois. The casino featured a 200-foot yacht called the Northern Star, equipped with 500 slot machines and 40 table games. By early 1994, the Southern Star was also added to their fleet.

In 1999, a $30 million hotel was built, but two years later, Harrah’s Joliet was permanently docked after Illinois law no longer required casinos to be on riverboats.

Caesars Entertainment operated Harrah’s Joliet until 2020 when it was acquired by Eldorado Resorts. After the acquisition, the property was rebranded back to Caesars Entertainment.