Top Trumps! President is greeted with chants of USA as he hits Vegas casino and helps out at the craps table

Donald Trump was greeted by cheering crowds and chants of “USA” on Saturday as he stopped by a Las Vegas casino.

The president was captured on video at the Circa Casino walking around with his security staff and chatting with excited customers and staff.

He walked up to a craps table where a game was in progress and told a player to “roll a dice.”

Trump was eager to join in, blowing a dice for luck and playfully hitting it after a disappointing roll.

When reporters shouted questions at the president, a craps player scolded them and said, “I'm rolling over here!”

Trump told a punter he was “doing a good job,” thanked workers for holding water bowls and signed a fan cap before leaving.

Just before his surprise visit, Trump had given a speech to thousands of supporters, promoting his “no tax on tips” policy for the hospitality industry.

Donald Trump got involved at the craps table at Circa Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada

The president was captured on camera signing a cap for an excited fan on Saturday

Trump was greeted by screaming crowds and chants of “USA” on the casino floor

He told a captivated audience: “Any worker who depends on tips [as] income, your tips are 100% yours.

“Nationwide, more than four million workers rely on tipped income, including an estimated 700,000 single mothers… here in Nevada… imagine this: a quarter of the average restaurant worker wage comes from tips. I didn't know that.'

Meanwhile, the Republican unveiled his plan to 'clean up' Gaza as the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel enters its second week.

He told reporters on Air Force One on Saturday that he would like neighboring Arab countries to take in more Palestinians.

Trump said, “You're talking about a million and a half people, and we're just cleaning that whole thing up.

“Almost everything is being demolished and people are dying.”

He added: 'I would like Egypt to take people with it. And I would like Jordan to bring people along.”

The president also shared details of a phone conversation he had that day with King Abdullah of Jordan.

Trump's surprise visit came after he gave a speech promoting his “no tax on tips” policy

The president promised: “Every worker who depends on tips [as] income, your tips are 100% yours'

The president had a busy weekend and also told reporters about his plan to “clean up” Gaza and becoming embroiled in a feud with the Colombian president

It has now been a week since Trump's inauguration as the 47th president

He said: 'You know that there have been many conflicts over the centuries. And I don't know, something has to be done.

'It's literally a demolition site, almost everything is being demolished and people are dying.

“So I would rather get involved with some Arab countries and build houses in a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change.”

It was a busy weekend for the president, who also moved to impose 25 percent tariffs on Colombian imports, as well as an immediate revocation of visas for government officials, after the country refused to deport two planeloads of US citizens.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro immediately withdrew and even offered to use his presidential plane to “facilitate the dignified return of the compatriots who would arrive in the country this morning after deportation flights.”

However, he hit back at Trump in an angry tirade, labeling him a “white slave owner” who was on a path to “exterminate the human species.”

Petro said, “You don't like our freedom, okay. I don't shake hands with white slavers.'

“If you overthrow me, President, America and humanity will respond… You can try to stage a coup with your economic strength and your arrogance.”