MGM Grand Detroit
Michigan Casinos

Gaming

Slots

MGM Grand Detroit Casino has almost 2100 of the best slot machines in town. A grand variety of slots awaits you, including such favorites as Wheel of Fortune, Betty Boop, Addams Family, Yahtzee, Price is Right and others. Go into a bonus round with the Harley Davidson slots and take a road trip! You could win a new Harley Davidson motorcycle.

The more traditional Triple Diamonds; Red, White and Blue; Ten Times Pay and other reel slots are also available.

Slot machine denominations range from 5c, 25c, 50c, $1, $5, $10, $20 and $100

Table Games
Play to your heart's content at MGM Grand Detroit Casino!
We have any game you can think of here; Baccarat, Blackjack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Let It Ride, Pai Gow Poker, Roulette, Casino War, Spanish 21, and many more!

Table Games

Baccarat

Baccarat is a glamorous game complete with the intrigue of 16th century French aristocrats and the movie mystic of super-secret agents in tuxedos.

You have three betting options in Baccarat. You can bet that the player's hand will win, that the banker's hand will win, or that both hands will tie.

A total of four cards are initially dealt. The first and third are the player's hand, and the second and fourth are the banker's hand. The player's hand will be placed face down in the area designated as "PLAYER" and the banker's hand will be placed face down in the area designated as "BANKER". Once the initial cards are dealt and exposed (player's hand first and then the banker's hand) the dealer announces the totals for each hand and additional cards are then drawn in accordance with the rules. (A maximum of one additional card may be dealt to either hand.) Once the outcome of the hand has been decided, the dealer will pick up all losing bets and pay all winning bets. If you win with a bet on either the banker's or the player's hand, your bet will be paid at 1 to 1 odds (even money). If you win with a bet on the banker's hand, you will be charged a 5% commission on your winnings. If both hands tie, neither hand wins or loses, but all bets made on the tie proposition win. A tie bet is paid at 8-to-1 odds.

Blackjack

Blackjack is one of our most popular and exciting table games because it's easy to learn, fast-paced and fun to play.

Everyone plays against the dealer. The dealer gives each player two cards; one face down (hole card), and the other face up. The object is to draw cards that total 21 or as close to 21 as possible without going over (busting). Ten, Jack, Queen and King count as ten. Aces count as either one or eleven, depending on the player's choice of use for their first two cards, the player has a "Blackjack," and will win one and one-half times their bet unless the dealer also has blackjack. If the dealer has Blackjack as well, it is a "tie." It should be noted that the house stands on all 17's.

*Minimum bets vary depending on day and time of play.

Caribbean Stud

Caribbean Stud Poker brings its cruise ship and island-hopping lure to MGM Grand Detroit Casino.

Caribbean Stud Poker is played on a twenty-one table and is based on the five card stud poker game. A progressive jackpot payout is offered.

Ante Bet - Each player makes an opening bet (as in poker)
(a) A player wishing to participate in the progressive portion of the game may wager one dollar ($1) by dropping it in the chip slot.
Bet to Call Dealer - If player feels he has a hand which will beat the dealer's hand, he will make this bet. This is exactly twice the amount of the ante bet.
Fold - If player does not feel he has a strong enough hand to beat the dealer, he will fold, and not make the bet to "Call the Dealer". The player forfeits the ante bet.
Dealer's Hand - The dealer must have an Ace and King or higher to continue with the game. If the dealer cannot "open" with an Ace/King, the hand is over, and the dealer will collect the cards and pay ante bets only on players who stayed in the hand.
If the dealer's hand is high enough to open and the player's hand is higher than the dealer's hand, the player may qualify for a bonus based on the Bonus Payout Schedule.

Craps

Craps is one of the fastest games around with roots that reach back through English history.

There is a crew of three dealers working on the crap table that individually have specific tasks and are responsible for servicing the guests. Craps offers a large variety of bets that can be made by the guest. The guest is welcome to participate in as many or as few different bets as he/she chooses. Guests join in the action, betting as they choose on the player rolling the dice.

(A) Pass Line - You win on 7 and 11 and lose on 2, 3, or 12 on the first roll. Any other number becomes your "point". If the point is rolled again before a 7, you win even money. If a 7 comes up first you lose.
(B) Don't Pass Line - If a 2 or 3 is hit on the first roll, you win. A 12 is a "standoff". If 7 or 11 is hit, you lose. Any other number becomes the "point." If a 7 is rolled before that number, you win even money.
(C) Come - You can place a bet on the Come after a point has been established. It is the same as betting on the Pass Line, and the action begins with the next roll of the dice. This bet pays even money.
(D) Don't Come - The reverse of the Come bet. The winning numbers are 3 and 2 and you break even on 12. If a 7 or 11 is hit on the next roll, you lose. Any other number becomes the "point" and if a 7 rolled first, you win even money.
(E) Odds - After a "point" is determined ( either the shooter's "point" or the first roll, or a "Come Point" on any succeeding roll), you can take the odds and make an additional bet in support of your original Pass Line or Come bet.
(F) Field - Field bets are a one-roll proposition and can be placed on any roll of the dice. If a 3, 4, 9, 10 or 11 is rolled, you win even money. If a 2 is rolled, you win 2-to-1. If a 12 is rolled, you win 2-to-1. If a 5, 6, 7 or 8 is rolled you lose.
(G) Place Bets - You can bet on 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 to show before 7 and if it does, you win. Check the payout chart for winnings and remember that Place Bets have no action on the "come out" roll.
(H) Buy Bets - Buy Bets are exactly the same as Place Bets except that you pay a 5% commission and receive full odds as shown on the payout chart. A Buy Bet has no action on the "come out" roll.
(I) Lay Bets - The reverse of Buy Bets, you bet that a 7 will show before your number. By paying a 5% commission, on what the bet will win you receive full odds as shown on the payout chart. A Lay Bet has action on the "come out" roll.
(J) Proposition Bets - Proposition Bets are all one-roll bets (except for "all day" Hardways) which means you will win or lose on these bets with each roll of the dice. All proposition bets will be made on the center of the table by the dealer who pays them on the next roll of dice.
(K) Any 7 - This is a one-roll proposition and you can bet on any roll. If a 7 is rolled, you win. This bet pays 5-to-1.
(L) Any Craps - This is a one-rule proposition. If 2, 3 or 12 rolls, you win. This bet pays 8-for-1.
(M) Hardways - Hardway wagers may be made on the 4, 6, 8 and 10. In order to win, the number selected must be rolled exactly as shown on the table. If the number comes up in any other combination or if 7 is rolled, the player loses.
(N) 2, 3, 11 or 12 - This is a one-roll proposition. You must bet these numbers individually or in combinations.

Let It Ride

Let It Ride Stud Poker is fun for those who enjoy good company without competing against other players.

This is a poker game that does not require a poker face, because you do not compete against the other players or the dealer. The player simply tries to get a good five (5) card poker hand by using his/her three cards and the dealer's two cards. Let It Ride Stud Poker was designed to offer the casino guest an opportunity to control two of their three bets wagered on an exciting poker game. It is based on the five card stud poker game and is enjoyable and easy to learn and play. The players have the option of making an additional dollar "Bonus" bet, to enter into a chance for a bonus payoff, paid on a hand of Three-of-a-Kind or better. Players cannot show their hands to other players.

Each player places three (3) equal bets as indicated: (1) (2) (3), on the table layout.
Each player receives three (3) cards.
After the player looks at the first three (3) cards, the player may ask for their first bet back or they may "Let It Ride".
The dealer will then expose one community card (to be used as the player's 4th card).
After seeing how the community card affects their poker hand, the player may then ask for their second bet back or "Let It Ride." Player then places the cards down under their remaining bet(s).
Bet number three (3) is the only bet that cannot be pulled back by the player.
The dealer will then expose the final community card (to complete the player's five card hand).
A player who fails to attain a pair of tens or better will forfeit whatever bets are still active.
The dealer takes all losing hands and pays all winning hands according to the payout schedule.

Pai Gow Poker

Pai Gow Poker is a hybrid game derived from American poker and the Chinese domino game Pai Gow with a history dating back to the building of the first American railroads.

A traditional deck of 52 playing cards is used, plus one Joker. The Joker is used only as an Ace or to complete a straight, a flush or a straight flush.

The game begins with a randomly generated number, or a roll of the dice, the total of which determines the player who receives the first set of cards. The house dealer delivers the cards by counting counterclockwise from the bank, around the seven spots, starting from the bank as one, eight or fifteen. Each player receives seven cards and creates two hands. The high hand is made up of five cards, and the second high hand is made up of two cards. Both the high hand and the second high hand must be higher than the bank hands to win. If only one hand is higher, it is a tie. If both hands are lower, the player loses. Payoffs are even money and the house collects a 5% commission on all winning wagers.

Roulette

Roulette's action is quick and intense as you wait for the ball to make its deciding wheel slot drop in red or black, even or odd.

There are both single 0 and double 00 roulette wheels. This is a fast moving but easy game to play. The player places his/her bet with casino chips or special colored roulette chips that are designated to each roulette game. The player determines the value of the roulette chips at the time of the buy-in. There are thirty-six numbers,
0 and 00 that can be bet on, in a variety of combinations, on the roulette layout. Additional bets include red/black, odd/even, 1 to 18, 19 to 36, first 12 numbers, second 12 numbers and third 12 numbers, three separate column bets and the neighbor (made on the race track). The dealer then spins the ball. If it lands where the player has placed their chips, the player wins. All other chips are removed from the layout. The payoff is determined by how many numbers the player's winning chips has covered.

Dining

At MGM Grand Detroit Casino, you can satisfy your appetite for excellent dining as well as exciting play. Indulge yourself tonight at any of our four unique restaurants.

Java Coast - Fast and Fresh 24 hours a day! We're now bigger and better than ever! From deli sandwiches to cappuccino, hot dogs and hamburgers to Chinese food, and breakfast, we get it to you fast and fresh.

MGM GRAND Buffet - The MGM Grand Buffet spans over eight food stations including The American Grill, The Wok, Boardwalk Seafood Station, Italian Kitchen, Full Salad Bar, Local Favorites, an incredible Grand Desserts station and much more. It's a dazzling feast created just for you!

Venti Uno - Fresh Northern and Southern Italian cuisine. Take an exciting and delicious tour of Northern and Southern Italian cuisine at our newest restaurant-Venti Uno. Italian for "21", Venti Uno features a variety of winning dishes in a contemporary atmosphere. Indulge in Ravioli Alla Venti Uno-a magnificent and imaginative combination of ricotta cheese filled pasta tossed with roasted garlic, shiitake mushrooms with a creamy pesto sauce. Delight your senses with the luscious sight, aroma and tastes of Pollo Alla Parmigiana-chicken breast lightly dusted with Italian breadcrumbs, pan sauteed and topped with marinara sauce and imported provolone cheese, served atop linguini marinara. Experience the pure joy of our signature pizzas and desserts. And much, much more. This is Venti Uno. New. Exciting. Unmistakably Italian. Come celebrate with us. Salute!

Hollywood Brown Derby - The Best on Prime Beef and Seafood. For years, Hollywood's brightest stars called the Hollywood Brown Derby their personal dining room. Now, They Hollywood Brown Derby puts you in the starring role. A rich, wood-paneled interior with cushy booths sets the stage for all-prime beef and seafood with the popular filet mignon cooked tableside. Complement your meal with the original Cobb salad, the house-specialty upside-down grapefruit cake, flambéed Bananas Foster or a flaming after-dinner coffee drink. A wide selection of vintage wines, scotches and fine liqueurs. 140-seats with an intimate lounge/bar featuring live piano accompanied by vocals.