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VIP lounges and high rollers (Peru)
Peru is a mature land gambling market, where large casinos (especially in Lima) have developed VIP zones: private tables with increased limits, personal managers, accelerated payments, flexible computer policy (flights are not compensated, but hotels, transfers and gastronomy - often). This article provides a practical overview for guests who are planning a game at increased rates, and for operators building a high-roller service.
Who is a "high roller" in the Peruvian context
By limits: regular play on limits, noticeably higher than a public hall (for example, bets of several hundred-thousand PEN per hand/spin at tables and many times more in VIP).
By turnover: high frequency of visits + large deposits/check-outs.
By profile: verified client with an approved CCM/source of funds; for a non-resident - documents and, if necessary, confirmation of the origin of funds.
VIP zone formats
Private Pit / Salon Privé. A separate room or fenced area with 1-4 tables (roulette, blackjack, baccarat), personal dealers and pit boss.
High-Limit Slots. Slot section with large denominations and progressives, a separate box office and lounge service.
Flex-VIP. In the evening, an ordinary pit is turned into a high-limit space at the request of regular guests.
Games and typical limits (landmarks)
Roulette/Blackjack/Baccarat. Upper limits in VIPs are multiple higher than public tables; minimals are customizable for guest and workload.
Poker versus dealer. Offered on request; for sports poker - contact the manager (cash/private games agreed in advance).
High-Denom slots. Denominations higher, partially - binding to exclusive links/progressives.
Privileges and comps
Lounge service: private bar, gastronomy, cigar card (where allowed), fast wi-fi.
Transfers and hotels: organization/compensation of accommodation in partner 4-5hotels of Lima (Miraflores/San Isidro), late check-out.
Accelerated payments: allocated cash desk/payment, with large amounts - support and security.
Individual limits: setting rates and buy-in, if necessary - coordination of front money/markers (according to the rules of the site).
Gift bags: Show/sports tickets, tastings, SPA credits, birthdays and private events.
Loyalty: high tier cards, increased earn-rate points, personal promotions "by invitation only."
Service and security
Personal manager (host). Entry point to any questions: reservations, limits, computers, evening organization.
Privacy. List access, discreet maintenance, individual entrances/elevators (in large complexes).
Physical security. Cameras, security, private waiting areas, help with safe return to the hotel.
KYC/AML for VIP
Identification: passport/ID, in some cases - confirmation of address.
Source of funds: in case of large deposits/withdrawals, the casino has the right to request confirmation of the origin of funds (statements, letters of the bank/consultant).
Threshold operations: log and reporting according to local AML rules; non-residents are advised to agree in advance on the format of deposits/conclusions.
Sank screening and PEP procedures: standard for the high roller segment.
Responsible play (mandatory, even in VIP)
Default limits: The personal host can set up deposit/time limits and a "cooling off period."
Pauses and control: a clear bankroll plan (shares per session/day), an agreement on "stop loss."
Self-exclusion: available in VIP as well; respect your own rules - host will help you arrange a pause without undue attention.
Etiquette and Practical Advice
Briefing with host in advance. Voice the goals of the visit: limits, games, schedule, computers, transfers.
Tips and respect for staff. In VIP, it's part of the culture; specifics will be told on the spot.
Dress code. Smart-casual; shorts/beachwear in the evening may be inappropriate.
Discreteness. Don't take pictures of other guests or stream the game on social media without permission.
Alco/well-being. The VIP bar is generous, but control is on you; keep decisions clear.
Lima vs regions: how experience differs
Lima (Miraflores/San Isidro). More sites with full VIP rooms, wider computer grid and limits, convenient logistics (hotels/gastronomy/transfers).
Cusco/Arequipa/Trujillo. More often - high-limit sections without a full-fledged salon privé; it is better to coordinate the visit in advance (especially live tables and poker).
Timing. Friday/Saturday evening - peak demand; for privacy, choose weekdays/early evening.
Bankroll Management for High Roller (Frame)
Share rule: break down the total bank in a session (e.g. 4-6 shares per trip), avoid "dogons."
Win/loss limits: fix take-profit/stop-loss on the table, for the session and for the day.
Payments and storage: it is safer to arrange large winnings in parts, keep them in the hotel safe; avoid transferring significant amounts of cash at night.
Document flow: keep receipts, useful for tax and accounting.
Risks and how to reduce them
Check list before VIP visit
We contacted the host, agreed on the dates/games/limits/computers.
Prepared KYC documents (passport, if necessary - confirmation of funds).
Defined bankroll, stop-loss/take-profit, duration of sessions.
Planned transfers and accommodation (Miraflores/San Isidro - priority).
They reminded themselves of the rules of responsible play and etiquette.
VIP experience in Peruvian casinos is privacy, high limits and personal service, but it is subject to the same principles as a public hall: transparency, KYC/AML and responsible play. Lima gives the greatest depth in limits and computers, regions - a more chamber format. Planning with host, bankroll discipline and respect for the rules will make your visit comfortable, safe and truly premium.