Dowtown Casino and CBJN question

Heading to Vegas tomorrow and wanted to check out the downtown casino's for the first time. Purchased a copy of CBJN to try and find the best single and double deck games downtown that have the lowest house advantage. Not a counter, just a perfect BS player who knows enough to shop around for the best games and stay off the 6:5 Single Deck strip rip off game.

In CBJN if a casino is listed as located in downtown can you assume that they are all walking distance from each other or can they still be quite spread out even if they are listed as downtown.

Thanks in advance.

Yes, all casinos downtown are either the Freemont Street outdoor mall, or within a few blocks of it. The mall runs 3 blocks east/west and has quite a few casinos opening out onto it. Some good games there. A few of casinos, such as the Lady Luck, the Nevada, a block or two north or south of the mall.

The farthest away is the Western, which is about 5 blocks east of the mall on Freemont Street. The Western is in the skid row area, so be careful if you go, and I would not recommend taking a girlfriend or an elderly person.

Parking can be a problem. The Union Plaza Hotel has a large lot that charges $2 to park in, and you can get validation in the casino...just ask at the cashiers cage for the stamp. You can also try parking at the Main Street Station parking structure.

Plaza, Las Vegas Club, El Cortez & Western would have low stakes double and single deck games you would be advised to play...of course, don't play any one session there for long.

Looked up the rules for Plaza, LV Club, Western and Cortez and except for The Plaza the rules for the rest are unclear.

LV Club - H17. What can you double on their single deck game? Can you DAS, RSA?

Western - H17. Same questions

El Cortez - Should check it out just $hits and giggles but if it's 1/2 as bad as it's portrayed I'll probably pass.

LV Club - H17. What can you double on their single deck game? Can you DAS, RSA?

If CBJN says H17, that means double on any two cards, no double after split, no resplit aces, no surrender, no nothing.

Western, El Cortez & Las Vegas Club rules for single deck are H17, DOA, no DAS, no Surrender. Minimum at LVC is higher, but there are fewer single decks tables there.

LVC double deck is probably a better game than their SD as DD has H17, DOA, DAS.

There are other good games in the downtown area, it is just that these are among the best there.

El Cortez is not pretty, but the Western is even worse.

Western, El Cortez & Las Vegas Club rules for single deck are H17, DOA, no DAS, no Surrender. Minimum at LVC is higher, but there are fewer single decks tables there.

LVC double deck is probably a better game than their SD as DD has H17, DOA, DAS.

There are other good games in the downtown area, it is just that these are among the best there.

The environment of El Cortez is plush, but the Western is even worse.
Still, I admire the folks there for continuing to run a business in a depressed part of town rather than pulling up and moving out. Poor folks need services too, even if it is gaming.