City Directory — Nevada
Casinos Near Las Vegas, Nevada
28 verified casinos near Las Vegas. Browse the directory, check addresses, and compare players club options before you visit.
28 verified casinos near Las Vegas. Browse the directory, check addresses, and compare players club options before you visit.
28 verified casino locations within driving distance of Las Vegas.
New visitors can enroll in MGM Rewards at the players club desk to earn points on slots and table games redeemable across all MGM properties. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Bellagio is a flagship MGM Resorts commercial property on the mid-Strip, widely regarded as one of the premier luxury casino-hotels in Las Vegas. The large gaming floor offers an extensive selection of slots, table games, and a world-class poker room that runs high-stakes cash games around the clock. The High Limit salon regularly sees significant action. Beyond gaming, Bellagio features a spa, multiple celebrity-chef restaurants, the iconic fountains show on Las Vegas Boulevard, and the Conservatory botanical display. Its location near the center of the Strip places it within walking distance of Caesars Palace and Park MGM.
New players earn MGM Rewards points on every slot pull and eligible table game wager, redeemable for free play, hotel stays, and dining across MGM's portfolio. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
MGM Grand Las Vegas is one of the largest commercial resort-casinos on the Strip, anchoring the southern end of the mid-Strip corridor at Tropicana Avenue. The expansive gaming floor covers well over 100,000 square feet and includes thousands of slot machines, dozens of table game pits, and a dedicated poker room. The hotel towers, spa, and entertainment venue — the MGM Grand Garden Arena — attract major boxing, UFC, and concert events. Restaurant options span a wide range of price points. The property connects to New York-New York via a covered overhead walkway, making it a convenient hub for the south-Strip cluster.
New guests can enroll in Caesars Rewards to earn Reward Credits and Tier Credits on gaming, dining, and hotel stays across Caesars Entertainment's nationwide portfolio. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Caesars Palace is a landmark commercial resort on the mid-Strip, operated by Caesars Entertainment. Its large gaming floor features slots, a wide range of table games including dedicated baccarat pits that draw high-roller action, and a poker room that hosts WSOP Circuit and World Poker Tour events. The property includes multiple hotel towers, a full-service spa, the Forum Shops retail complex, a race and sports book, and an array of fine-dining and casual restaurant options. The Colosseum entertainment venue seats thousands for residency-style headliner shows. Caesars Palace sits near the center of the Strip between Bellagio and the Flamingo.
New visitors can enroll in Wynn Rewards to earn points on gaming and resort spending redeemable for free play, dining, and suite upgrades at Wynn and Encore Las Vegas. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Wynn Las Vegas is a commercial luxury resort on the north end of the mid-Strip, known for some of the highest service standards and property maintenance ratings among Strip casinos. The mid-sized gaming floor offers premium slot machines, upscale table games, a race and sports book, and a well-regarded poker room. The resort features an attached hotel tower, a full-service spa and salon, an 18-hole golf course, high-end retail, and multiple fine-dining and casual restaurant concepts. Casino floors observe smoke-free hours during certain daytime periods. Wynn sits directly adjacent to its sister property Encore and near the Fashion Show Mall.
New players at The Venetian can enroll in the Venetian Rewards program at the players club to earn points on gaming and resort purchases redeemable for free play and hotel benefits. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is a large commercial resort-casino on the north mid-Strip, themed around the architecture and canals of Venice, Italy. The expansive gaming floor spans over 120,000 square feet and offers a broad selection of slots, table games, and one of the most active poker rooms on the Strip. The all-suite hotel towers provide spacious accommodations. Amenities include the Canyon Ranch Spa, the Grand Canal Shoppes, an extensive restaurant collection, and major convention and meeting facilities through the Venetian Expo. The property connects to The Palazzo tower and sits between Caesars Palace and Encore on Las Vegas Boulevard.
New guests can join MGM Rewards at the ARIA players club to earn points on gaming and resort spending across all MGM properties, including Bellagio and MGM Grand. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
ARIA Resort & Casino is a high-design commercial resort operated by MGM Resorts, located at the heart of the CityCenter development on the south mid-Strip. The large gaming floor features an extensive slot selection, table games with some of the most competitive limits on the Strip, a well-regarded poker room, and a race and sports book. ARIA is known for maintaining favorable video poker pay tables on select machines. The resort includes a full-service spa and salon, a collection of acclaimed fine-dining restaurants, multiple hotel towers, and a concert venue. The adjacent Shops at Crystals connect ARIA to Vdara and the broader CityCenter complex.
New players can enroll in MGM Rewards at The Cosmopolitan to earn points on gaming and dining across the MGM portfolio, with access to free play and hotel benefits. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a boutique-scale commercial resort-casino with a distinctly modern design aesthetic, situated on the mid-Strip between Bellagio and ARIA. Its mid-sized gaming floor is known among locals for maintaining some of the best video poker pay tables on the Strip, including full-pay Deuces Wild and Double Double Bonus games. The property offers slots, a full table game selection, and a poker area. Hotel accommodations feature unique terrace suites overlooking the Strip. Dining options include a strong collection of chef-driven restaurants. The Cosmopolitan is operated by MGM Resorts and is compact enough to feel less overwhelming than the megaresorts nearby.
Encore guests can enroll in Wynn Rewards to earn points on gaming and resort spending at both Encore and Wynn Las Vegas, redeemable for free play, dining, and suite upgrades. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas is the companion tower to Wynn Las Vegas, sharing the same luxury commercial resort campus on the north mid-Strip. The gaming floor is smaller and tends to feel more intimate than the main Wynn casino, featuring premium slot machines, table games, baccarat, and a dedicated high-limit area. Encore maintains the same elevated service standards as Wynn, including smoke-free casino floor hours during certain daytime periods. The hotel offers all-suite accommodations, and the property shares Wynn's spa, golf course, and restaurant facilities. Encore Tower Suites provides an ultra-premium lodging tier on the upper floors.
New players can enroll in RWLV Rewards at the players club to earn points on gaming and resort spending redeemable for free play, hotel stays, and dining credits at Resorts World Las Vegas. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Resorts World Las Vegas is a large commercial resort that opened in 2021, making it the first major new Strip casino-hotel built in over a decade. The 117,000-square-foot gaming floor offers a modern selection of slots, table games, and a race and sports book. Three hotel brands — Hilton, Conrad, and Crockfords — operate within one building under a shared gaming license. The property features an outdoor pool deck, multiple dining concepts, and a 5,000-seat theater. Resorts World sits at the north end of the Strip near Circus Circus and the intersection with Convention Center Drive, offering convenient access to the Las Vegas Convention Center.
New guests can join MGM Rewards at the Mandalay Bay players club to earn points across all MGM properties on gaming, dining, and hotel stays. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino is a large commercial resort operated by MGM Resorts at the southern tip of the Las Vegas Strip, just north of Russell Road. The expansive gaming floor includes a broad slot selection, table games, a race and sports book, and a poker room. The property is best known for the Mandalay Bay Beach, a 11-acre beach and wave pool complex, as well as the Michelob Ultra Arena, which hosts major boxing, UFC events, and concerts. Additional amenities include a full-service spa, a restaurant collection anchored by well-known names, and significant convention space. The Four Seasons hotel occupies the upper floors under a separate brand.
New players can enroll in MGM Rewards at the Park MGM players club to earn points on gaming and resort spending redeemable across the entire MGM portfolio. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Park MGM Las Vegas is a mid-sized commercial resort operated by MGM Resorts on the south mid-Strip, adjacent to New York-New York and across from MGM Grand. The casino floor offers slots and table games in a more relaxed environment compared to the larger neighboring properties. Park MGM is a fully smoke-free resort — one of only a small number of smoke-free casino floors on the Strip — which distinguishes it for players sensitive to air quality. The hotel was renovated from the former Monte Carlo. Its entertainment offerings include the Dolby Live performance venue, and dining options encompass several well-regarded restaurant concepts from prominent chefs.
New visitors can sign up for MGM Rewards at the New York-New York players club to start earning points on gaming and dining redeemable across all MGM properties. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
New York-New York Hotel & Casino is a commercial MGM Resorts property on the south Strip, designed to evoke the Manhattan skyline with scaled-down replicas of iconic New York landmarks forming the exterior facade. The mid-sized gaming floor features slots, table games, and a sports book. A roller coaster runs along the exterior of the building. Inside, the property replicates a Greenwich Village streetscape for its dining and bar corridor, offering a variety of casual restaurants and bars including a food hall. New York-New York connects overhead to MGM Grand and sits adjacent to Park MGM and the T-Mobile Arena, which drives significant event-night foot traffic.
New guests can enroll in MGM Rewards at the Luxor players club to earn points on all eligible gaming and resort spending across the full MGM portfolio. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Luxor Hotel & Casino is a large commercial MGM Resorts property on the southern Strip, instantly recognizable for its black glass pyramid shape and the sky beam that projects from its apex. The gaming floor offers a wide selection of slot machines and table games. The pyramid atrium interior is unique among Strip resorts. Entertainment offerings include resident comedy and stage shows in the theater venues. Luxor is positioned as a mid-market property within the MGM portfolio and shares the southern resort campus with Mandalay Bay and Excalibur via overhead tram connections. The property is a short distance from the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, a popular photo landmark.
New players can join MGM Rewards at the Excalibur players club to earn points on gaming and resort spending redeemable across MGM properties including ARIA and Bellagio. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Excalibur Hotel & Casino is a large commercial MGM Resorts property on the southern Strip designed around a medieval castle theme, with colorful turrets forming its distinctive silhouette. The large gaming floor features an extensive selection of slots and table games at some of the more accessible minimums in the MGM portfolio. Excalibur has historically attracted families and budget-conscious visitors. Entertainment includes the Tournament of Kings dinner show and a midway-style games area. The resort connects to Luxor and Mandalay Bay via free tram. Its corner location at Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue places it at one of the busiest pedestrian intersections on the southern Strip.
New players can enroll in the Treasure Island Rewards program at the players club desk to start earning points on gaming and resort spending. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Treasure Island is an independently operated commercial resort on the north mid-Strip, originally built by Mirage Resorts and now operating outside the major loyalty program consortiums. The mid-sized gaming floor offers slots, table games, and a sports book. The property is positioned as a mid-market alternative to the luxury resorts immediately surrounding it and tends to run lower table minimums than Wynn or The Venetian nearby. Treasure Island features an attached hotel tower and a selection of restaurants and bars. Its location directly across Las Vegas Boulevard from The Venetian and adjacent to Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas (formerly The Mirage, which closed in 2024) puts it near the heart of the north mid-Strip corridor.
New guests can sign up for Caesars Rewards at the Flamingo players club to earn Reward Credits and Tier Credits on gaming across all Caesars Entertainment properties nationwide. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Flamingo Las Vegas is a historic commercial resort operated by Caesars Entertainment on the mid-Strip, one of the oldest surviving casino properties on Las Vegas Boulevard. The gaming floor features slots and a full table game selection at mid-market minimums within the Caesars portfolio. The Flamingo is historically significant as one of the original Strip properties, developed in the 1940s. Today it offers a hotel tower, a wildlife habitat featuring live flamingos and other birds, a pool deck, and a selection of restaurants and bars. Its central mid-Strip location makes it one of the most accessible properties for visitors staying anywhere between Bellagio and Harrah's.
New visitors can enroll in Caesars Rewards at the Paris Las Vegas players club to earn credits on gaming and dining redeemable across Caesars Entertainment's nationwide property network. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Paris Las Vegas is a commercial resort operated by Caesars Entertainment on the mid-Strip, designed around a Parisian theme featuring a half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower that rises above the casino roof and offers observation deck views of the Strip. The gaming floor provides slots and a full range of table games at mid-market limits. The Eiffel Tower Restaurant sits atop the landmark structure. Additional amenities include a spa, hotel towers, and a selection of French-inspired dining and bar options. Paris Las Vegas is connected to Bally's (now Horseshoe Las Vegas) and sits directly across from Bellagio, making it a central mid-Strip destination.
New players can join Caesars Rewards at the Horseshoe Las Vegas players club to earn credits on gaming and resort spending redeemable across all Caesars Entertainment properties. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Horseshoe Las Vegas is a commercial resort operated by Caesars Entertainment on the mid-Strip, rebranded from Bally's in 2022 under the iconic poker-focused Horseshoe brand. The mid-sized gaming floor features slots, table games, and a poker room that hosts World Series of Poker Circuit events in partnership with nearby Caesars Palace. The property shares its block with Paris Las Vegas and is connected via interior walkways. Hotel accommodations, a sports book, and a selection of restaurants round out the amenity mix. The Horseshoe name carries strong poker heritage and the Las Vegas location continues to draw tournament and cash game players looking for action in the center of the Strip.
New guests can enroll in Caesars Rewards at the Harrah's Las Vegas players club to earn Tier Credits and Reward Credits on all gaming and eligible resort spending. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Harrah's Las Vegas is a mid-market commercial resort operated by Caesars Entertainment on the mid-Strip, positioned between The LINQ and Caesars Palace. The gaming floor offers a wide selection of slots and table games at accessible minimums within the Caesars portfolio. The property features an attached hotel tower, a comedy club that has hosted long-running headliner residencies, a pool area, and multiple casual dining options. Harrah's Las Vegas serves as a solid mid-range base for visitors who want Strip access and the full benefits of the Caesars Rewards network without the premium room rates of Caesars Palace or Horseshoe. The property connects to LINQ Promenade via an adjacent outdoor walking corridor.
New players can sign up for Caesars Rewards at The LINQ players club to start earning credits on gaming and spending redeemable across the Caesars Entertainment network. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
The LINQ Hotel & Casino is a commercial resort operated by Caesars Entertainment on the mid-Strip, positioned as one of the more accessible price points in the Caesars Las Vegas portfolio. The gaming floor offers slots and table games. The property is best known as the anchor to The LINQ Promenade, an outdoor retail and entertainment corridor that culminates at the High Roller observation wheel — at 550 feet, one of the tallest observation wheels in the world. The open-air promenade connects directly to the casino floor and hotel, making The LINQ a hub for mid-Strip foot traffic. Hotel rooms trend modern and lean toward a younger demographic with a lively outdoor environment.
New players can enroll in the Circus Circus Rewards program at the players club desk to earn points on gaming and resort spending at the property. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Circus Circus Las Vegas is a large commercial resort at the north end of the Strip corridor, independently operated after MGM Resorts divested it. The gaming floor offers slots and table games at among the lowest minimums on the Strip, making it historically popular with budget travelers. The property is distinguished by its circus-themed midway with free live acrobat and trapeze acts performed on a stage above the casino floor throughout the day. An indoor amusement park, the Adventuredome, is attached to the rear of the resort. The hotel encompasses multiple towers and affordable room rates. Circus Circus is located north of the main Strip cluster near SAHARA Las Vegas.
New players can enroll in the SAHARA Las Vegas Rewards program at the players club desk to earn points on gaming and resort spending. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
SAHARA Las Vegas is a commercial resort at the north end of the Strip, near Sahara Avenue, having undergone a significant renovation and rebrand from the former SLS Las Vegas. The mid-sized gaming floor offers slots, table games, and a sports book in a renovated modern environment. The property includes two hotel towers, a pool, and a selection of dining and entertainment venues including the AXIS theater. SAHARA Las Vegas sits at the northern terminus of the Las Vegas Monorail, providing direct rail access down the east side of the Strip to MGM Grand. Its position at the far north end of the Strip means slightly lower foot traffic but also more manageable crowds.
New players can sign up for the STRAT Rewards program at the players club desk to earn points on gaming and resort spending redeemable for free play and hotel benefits. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower is a commercial resort at the far north end of Las Vegas Boulevard, operated by Golden Entertainment. Its most distinctive feature is the Stratosphere Tower, at over 1,100 feet the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States, topped with thrill rides including a controlled drop and an arm that extends riders over the edge. The gaming floor offers slots and table games at some of the most competitive minimums on the Boulevard. The hotel towers provide affordable accommodations, and the property includes a pool, buffet-style and casual dining options, and a showroom. The location is north of the traditional Strip boundary, closer to downtown.
New players can enroll in the Golden Nugget 24K Select Club at the players club desk to earn points on gaming and resort spending redeemable for free play, dining, and hotel benefits. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas is the premier downtown resort-casino, located on Fremont Street directly beneath the LED canopy of the Fremont Street Experience. Operated by Landry's Inc., the large property features a full-scale gaming floor with slots, table games, a competitive poker room, and a race and sports book. The resort is distinguished by its pool complex built around a 200,000-gallon shark tank, which guests can swim through via a water slide. Multiple hotel towers provide upscale downtown accommodations. Dining options include several well-regarded restaurants. Golden Nugget is widely considered the downtown anchor property and one of the few downtown casinos that competes directly in quality with mid-tier Strip resorts.
New players can sign up for the Binion's players club at the front desk to earn points on gaming redeemable for free play and dining credits at the property. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Binion's Gambling Hall is a historic commercial casino on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, carrying deep significance in American gambling history as the birthplace of the World Series of Poker, first organized by founder Benny Binion in 1970. The property operates today without a hotel and focuses primarily on slots and table games on its mid-sized casino floor. Binion's is known for low-minimum table games and a no-frills gambling atmosphere consistent with old downtown Las Vegas culture. The former hotel rooms above are used for other purposes. Binion's faces Golden Nugget across Fremont Street and is a regular stop for visitors interested in downtown's gritty original casino corridor history.
New players can join the El Cortez Club at the players club desk to earn points on gaming redeemable for free play and hotel discounts, with some of the more favorable video poker pay tables in the city. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
El Cortez Hotel & Casino is one of Nevada's longest continuously operating casinos, having opened in 1941 and remaining substantially unchanged in character since its early decades. This small-to-mid-sized commercial property on Fremont Street, east of the LED canopy, is well known among video poker enthusiasts for offering above-average pay tables on select Jacks or Better machines. The gaming floor features slots and table games at very low minimums. An attached hotel provides budget accommodations in both the original vintage rooms and a newer tower addition. El Cortez maintains a loyal local player base and represents the unfiltered downtown Las Vegas experience without resort fees or parking charges.
New players can sign up for the Four Queens Royal Club at the players club desk to earn points on gaming and receive dining discounts at the property. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Four Queens Hotel & Casino is a small commercial property in the heart of the Fremont Street Experience, operating since 1966 as one of the original downtown casinos. The compact gaming floor offers slots and table games at low minimums, consistent with downtown Las Vegas's more player-friendly tradition. The property includes an attached hotel with modest room rates and no resort fee. Hugo's Cellar, the property's signature underground restaurant, has been a local fine-dining institution for decades and offers a distinctive contrast to the casual atmosphere on the gaming floor above. Four Queens sits at the intersection of Fremont and Casino Center Boulevard, directly beneath the Fremont Street Experience canopy.
New players can enroll in Boyd Rewards at the Main Street Station players club to earn points on gaming and dining redeemable across Boyd Gaming properties nationwide. Sign up at the players club desk before your first session — points are not retroactive.
Main Street Station Casino Brewery Hotel is a commercial Boyd Gaming property in downtown Las Vegas, one block north of Fremont Street. The mid-sized gaming floor features slots and table games in a Victorian-era decor setting filled with antique fixtures and memorabilia collected from around the world. The on-site Triple 7 Brewpub produces craft beers brewed on the premises. Main Street Station connects via an interior walkway bridge to the California Hotel and Casino next door, together forming Boyd's downtown Las Vegas campus. The California Hotel caters strongly to Hawaiian visitors under a long-running regional marketing arrangement. Boyd Rewards applies across both properties.
Las Vegas is the most casino-dense destination on earth. The metropolitan area hosts more licensed gaming establishments per square mile than any other city, ranging from the megaresorts lining the 4.2-mile Las Vegas Strip to the historic neon-lit casinos of Fremont Street, the sprawling locals properties on the suburban edge, and the restricted-license slot machines in supermarkets and laundromats. For a visitor deciding where to play, understanding the three distinct zones — the Strip, Downtown, and locals corridors — is essential.
The Strip (officially Las Vegas Boulevard South through Paradise and Winchester, Nevada — not technically in the city of Las Vegas) hosts the largest and most famous casino-hotels in the world. The corridor stretches roughly from Mandalay Bay at the south end near Russell Road to SAHARA Las Vegas at the north, just past Sahara Avenue.
The southern cluster includes Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur, New York-New York, MGM Grand, Park MGM, and ARIA. Mid-Strip concentrates the most recognized luxury properties: Cosmopolitan, Bellagio, Caesars Palace, Paris, Horseshoe, Flamingo, Harrah’s, and LINQ. The northern Strip runs through The Venetian, Palazzo, Encore, Wynn, Resorts World, Circus Circus, SAHARA, and The STRAT.
Table minimums on the Strip on weekend evenings range from $25 at budget properties to $100+ at Bellagio, Wynn, and ARIA. Video poker return rates are lower on the Strip than in locals casinos, though Cosmopolitan and a few properties still offer full-pay Deuces Wild and double-double bonus games to players willing to search. Most Strip resorts charge resort fees and daily parking rates; a handful offer free parking to M life Gold tier and above.
Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas offers a markedly different atmosphere from the Strip: lower table minimums, more liberal video poker pay tables, free-to-watch overhead entertainment under the Fremont Street Experience LED canopy, and a grittier, older-school character.
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) serves more than 55 million passengers annually and is the primary gateway for domestic and international visitors. Southwest, Spirit, Frontier, Delta, United, American, and dozens of international carriers serve the airport. From the airport, the Strip’s southern properties are approximately 5 miles north; Uber, Lyft, taxis, and shuttles provide transport. The Las Vegas Monorail runs along the east side of the Strip between MGM Grand and SAHARA. The Las Vegas Strip is also walkable, though summer heat (regularly exceeding 105°F) and resort fee parking policies favor casino shuttles and rideshare.
Visitors driving from Southern California typically arrive via I-15, which deposits traffic at the south end of the Strip near Mandalay Bay. From Arizona, US-93 connects through Hoover Dam or the bypass bridge into Henderson and then Henderson/Boulder Highway into Las Vegas.
MGM Rewards (MGM) and Caesars Rewards are the dominant programs on the Strip, with M life covering the southern and mid-Strip MGM properties and Caesars covering the majority of mid-Strip properties. Wynn Rewards operates independently. Resorts World uses its own RWLV Rewards program. For frequent visitors, pairing M life at Bellagio with Caesars Rewards at Caesars or Horseshoe covers the majority of competitive Strip play.
Downtown Boyd Gaming properties all participate in the Boyd Rewards (Identity) program, which can be matched to other Boyd properties nationwide.
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Most casino properties near Las Vegas offer a free loyalty club. Sign up at the players club desk before you play — points are not retroactive. Benefits typically include free-play credits, dining discounts, and hotel rates at casino resort properties.
The minimum gambling age in Nevada is 21 at most properties. Set a budget before you arrive and stick to it. If you experience problems with gambling, call 1-800-270-7117 — free, confidential, 24/7.