Las Vegas Jeopardy!

Test your Vegas knowledge with a twist! Inspired by the fast-paced format of Jeopardy!, this Vegas Aces trivia game takes you on a deep dive through Sin City’s most iconic landmarks, gaming quirks, natural wonders, and celebrity lore. From blackjack strategies and roulette odds to the glittering history of the Strip and the legends who helped shape it, this game challenges even the most seasoned Vegas veterans.

Below are all the questions and answers from the video so you can play along, quiz your friends, or just soak in the rich and surprising facts of Las Vegas. We’ve also linked to additional resources so you can deep dive on anything that catches captures your interest.

Ready to play? Scroll down and let the trivia begin!

Round 1

Category 1: Blackjack

Blackjack: $100

• Question: This side bet is played when players think the dealer has a blackjack

• Answer: What is Insurance

Blackjack: $200

• Question: This action saves the player half of their wager when forfeiting their hand

• Answer: What is Surrender

Blackjack: $300

• Question: These odds indicate that players get paid $120 for a $100 blackjack

• Answer: What is 6 to 5

Blackjack: $400

• Question: These symbols represent the total number or value of a playing card.

• Answer: What is a Pip

Blackjack: $500

• Question: This is roughly around 0.5% depending on the number of decks & rules involved

• Answer: What is the House Edge

Category 2: The Strip

The Strip: $100

• Question: As of 2020, this is the world’s largest ferris wheel

• Answer: What is the High Roller

The Strip: $200

• Question: This casino has nightly tournaments with knights on horseback

• Answer: What is Excalibur

The Strip: $300

• Question: This is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States

• Answer: What is the Stratosphere

The Strip: $400

• Question: This casino has a daily show of animatronic Roman gods

• Answer: What is Caesars Palace

The Strip: $500

• Question: This casino has sharks, jelly fish and a variety of aquatic creatures

• Answer: What is Mandalay Bay

Category 3: Roulette

Roulette: $100

• Question: This betting area covers three roulette numbers

• Answer: What is a Street

Roulette: $200

• Question: This payment would be received if the player has four chips on a Corner

• Answer: What is 32

Roulette: $300

• Question: This is the house edge for a triple zero roulette game

• Answer: What is 7.69%

Roulette: $400

• Question: This piece of equipment marks which number was hit

• Answer: What is Dolly

Roulette: $500

• Question: This rule allows players to get half of their money back on even money bets if a single zero hits

• Answer: What is La Partage

Category 4: Nature

Nature: $100

• Question: Even though these springs near the dam are popular, due to the bacteria in the water they could be life-threatening

• Answer: What is Gold Strike Hot Springs

Nature: $200

• Question: This is the 8th highest mountain in the state of Nevada and is a year-round getaway for Las Vegas locals

• Answer: What is Mount Charleston

Nature: $300

• Question: This popular hiking destination showcases sandstone peaks and large burgundy rock formations

• Answer: What is Red Rock Park

Nature: $400

• Question: This oasis has several small lakes and ponds where visitors can fish, feed the ducks or enjoy local wildlife like the peacocks.

• Answer: What is Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs

Nature: $500

• Question: This park, which is the largest in Clark County, provides a natural filtration system for water entering Lake Mead

• Answer: What is Wetlands Park

Category 5: LV Casinos

LV Casinos: $100

• Question: This is the legal gambling & drinking age in Las Vegas

• Answer: What is 21

LV Casinos: $200

• Question: This green clay composite chip represents what denomination

• Answer: What is $25

LV Casinos: $300

• Question: A curfew restricts children under this age from being out past 10pm on the weekdays and midnight on the weekends, unless accompanied by an adult.

• Answer: What is 18

LV Casinos: $400

• Question: Tourist will never find one of these in a casino

• Answer: What are clocks

LV Casinos: $500

• Question: This room is in charge of counting dollar bills and is completely separate from the hard count room which is in charge of coins

• Answer: What is soft count

Round 2

Category 1: Craps

Craps: $100

• Question: This is established when the dealer places the On/Off puck on one of these numbers: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10

• Answer: What is the Point

Craps: $200

• Question: This number has the most combination possibilities on the dice and is highly likely to be hit

• Answer: What is 7

Craps: $300

• Question: This is common slang for the dice when it rolled a two

• Answer: What is Snake Eyes

Craps: $400

• Question: This Field payout on the 12 has a better house edge for players

• Answer: What is Triple

Craps: $500

• Question: The slang “Little Phoebe” is used when this number is rolled

• Answer: What is a 5

Category 2: LV History

LV History: $100

• Question: In the 90’s, this casino had a nightly live-action pirate show

• Answer: What is the Treasure Island

LV History: $200

• Question: This reclusive and eccentric billionaire lived in many of the hotels he owned

• Answer: Who is Howard Hughes

LV History: $300

• Question: When first opened, this casino had a Nile River water ride

• Answer: What is the Luxor

LV History: $400

• Question: This casino opened a theme park with rollercoasters, water rides, interactive shows & costumed actors

• Answer: What is MGM Grand

LV History: $500

• Question: The English translation of Las Vegas

• Answer: What is the Meadows

Category 3: Pai-Gow

Pai-Gow: $100

• Question: This two card hand will have a smaller ranking then it’s five card counterpart

• Answer: What is the Low Hand

Pai-Gow: $200

• Question: If the player wants to be paid for another player’s good hand, they’ll need to activate this by playing $5 or more on the Fortune Bonus.

• Answer: What is the Envy Bonus

Pai-Gow: $300

• Question: The player can take on this role as the casino which is more favorable for them.

• Answer: What is the Player-Banker

Pai-Gow: $400

• Question: When playing Tiles, this combination is known as “the Supreme”

• Answer: What is Gee Joon

Pai-Gow: $500

• Question: A Teen or Day with a nine is called this when playing Tiles

• Answer: What is Wong

Category 4: Downtown LV

Downtown LV: $100

• Question: This pool is filled with sharks that guests can swim alongside

• Answer: What is Golden Nugget

Downtown LV: $200

• Question: This World Series started in 1970 by Benny Binion

• Answer: What is the World Series of Poker

Downtown LV: $300

• Question: At night, this is the place to be if you want to see a giant praying mantis breath fire

• Answer: What is Container Park

Downtown LV: $400

• Question: This Preserve was built around the original Las Vegas water source

• Answer: What is Springs Preserve

Downtown LV: $500

• Question: This is where all of the demolished hotel signs are laid to rest

• Answer: What is the Neon Boneyard

Category 5: LV Celebrities

LV Celebrities: $100

• Question: In 1963, Viva Las Vegas was sung by this Las Vegas icon

• Answer: Who is Elvis Presley

LV Celebrities: $200

• Question: This celebrity experienced a tiger attack and passed away of COVID-19

• Answer: Who is Roy Horn

LV Celebrities: $300

• Question: This gangster owned and ran the Flamingo

• Answer: Who is Bugsy Siegel

LV Celebrities: $400

• Question: This well-known Las Vegas celebrity also goes by the name “The Midnight Idol” & “Mr. Las Vegas”

• Answer: Who is Wayne Newton

LV Celebrities: $500

• Question: This Rat Pack star was also an actor, comedian and activist earning him the nickname “Mr. Show Business”

• Answer: Who is Sammy Davis Jr

Final Jeopardy: Las Vegas Movies

• Question: This 90’s movie, including the car bombing, was based on real-life events

• Answer: What is Casino