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The World’s Biggest Blackjack Table

If you are a fan of blackjack then you might be interested in the world record attempt being made at Viejas Casino in Southern California.

 

Their attempt to get into the Guinness Book of Records involves setting up the world’s largest blackjack table. The feat will take place on the 13th of September, which is the 21st anniversary of Viejas Casino.

 

Work has already begun on the table, which will measure up at a massive 60 foot for 36 foot. It will be placed in the casino’s DreamCatcher Lounge. To make it officially the biggest ever blackjack table there will be a hand of the game played by 6 players, while a Guinness official from Guinness will fly from London to California to confirm that a new record has been set.

 

Giant Chips and Cards Too

 

The players who are lucky enough to get a game on the humungous blackjack table will use specially designed blackjack chips which are 10 times the size of standard ones. The blackjack cards will also be 10 times the standard size and the dealer will stand on the table as the game is played.  

 

Chris Kelley is the Casino General Manager of Viejas Casino and he set that the world record attempt means that the casino carries on with its “commitment to innovation and guest service”.

 

The new world record is expected to be confirmed at 9am on the 13th of September. As soon as this happen the casino’s V Club members can play a hand of blackjack on it for free and get entered into a prize draw for a share of $21,000.

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