About SlotMap

SlotMap (slotmap.net) is a free, independent slot finder for the Las Vegas Strip: type a slot title and see which casinos have it on a 3D map of the Strip, dive to the casino floor, print the list, and check where players say the slots have been paying.

The 3D map of the Las Vegas Strip in SlotMap, casinos lit in their colours

What is on the map

1,363 slot titles across 44 Las Vegas casinos — Aria, Bellagio, Binion's, Caesars Palace and California Hotel & Casino and the rest — as last compiled on September 28, 2026. Every casino has a printable list of its floor; every title has a page of the casinos that carry it; families and manufacturers have theirs. The blog's data posts are computed from the same inventory and re-render with every refresh.

Where the data comes from

The inventories are compiled from public information — the casinos' own slot finders where they publish one, manufacturers' locators, and dated player reports — and every row says which. How our slot data works explains what "verified" and "community report" mean, why some casinos show machine counts and others only titles, and how often things are refreshed. Floors change daily: treat counts as a snapshot and check with the casino before you go.

What it is not

SlotMap is not affiliated with any casino, operator or manufacturer, sells nothing and takes no money from any of them. It does not know, and nobody outside a casino knows, what any machine pays: the loose-slots reading and the map's heatmap score what people say, and say so on every screen. Slot names are trademarks of their owners; map data is © OpenStreetMap contributors (credits).

Contact

Corrections, missing games, a casino that changed its floor: hi@slotmap.net.