From a WashPost article when it opened ...

"MGM resorts are luxury destinations, and the mission extends to the minimum bets offered. Demand will determine the limits, but MGM isn’t pretending it wants to attract low-stakes players. So if you’re going on a weekend night, don’t expect to find a blackjack table offering the chance to bet less than $25 a hand."

So it wouldn't surprise me if it's evolved to $50 minimums at peak crowds, but I think if you go on a weeknight you should be able to find lower.

In response to this post by Tuckahokie

Posted: 04/23/2018 at 3:30PM

NOVA, D.C. area gamblers...question about that big-azz casino at Natty -- Tuckahokie 04/23/2018 3:19PM

You're better off thowing some coins in the slot -- TheNuke 04/23/2018 4:23PM

How about this one? -- Freddyburg Hokie 04/23/2018 4:59PM

Sad state that both are at MGM National Harbor ** -- TheNuke 04/23/2018 6:51PM

Yep. Really high. ** -- reestuart 04/23/2018 3:49PM

...I bet you were, Panama Red** -- chumley 04/23/2018 6:51PM

It was $25 a hand two weeks ago...gotta bet money to make money -- kingofcassell 04/23/2018 3:34PM

It changes based on day and time.... -- Freddyburg Hokie 04/23/2018 4:57PM

Psssssh -- for MGM, $25/minimum is cheap on weekends. -- HWA 04/23/2018 4:03PM

Im just disappointed you dont get free drinks when playing. Md Law? -- kingofcassell 04/23/2018 4:20PM

I think that was a trade-off, to appease Md bar/restaurant owners -- HWA 04/23/2018 4:44PM

Pretty accurate, for cheap you go west to Charlestown ** -- BRVT 04/23/2018 3:31PM

CT has free bottom-shelf alcohol, less traffic, and lower minimums -- HWA 04/23/2018 4:52PM

From a WashPost article when it opened ... -- Nova Hokie 95 04/23/2018 3:30PM

From a WashPost article when it opened ...

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