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 Post subject: Las Vegas
PostPosted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:59 am 
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I will be there from September 13-16. If any of you pantless, internet cretins are out there, let's have a beer or twelve.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
PostPosted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:44 pm 
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4 days and 3 nights will DEFINITELY be enough! Look for the "Super Fun 21" tables, they are single deck and can really turn a profit for ya if u play right! Have fun, and come back a winner, if not - then come back a break-evener! :cheese:


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Chus wrote:
I will be there from September 13-16. If any of you pantless, internet cretins are out there, let's have a beer or twelve.


Will you be opening for Gladys Knight at the Flamingo?


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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
PostPosted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 11:27 pm 
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Jason in Highland wrote:
4 days and 3 nights will DEFINITELY be enough! Look for the "Super Fun 21" tables, they are single deck and can really turn a profit for ya if u play right! Have fun, and come back a winner, if not - then come back a break-evener! :cheese:



I love Super Fun 21 because they allow for the late double down. You probably won't find it in any of the big casinos..

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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don't mean to hijack this thread, but I'm also heading out to Vegas!

Can anyone recommend some good restaurants on or nearby the Strip? Not the touristy places or hotel joints, any suggestions?

I've read positive reviews of an Italian restaurant called Casa di Amore and a Moroccan place called Marrakech, anybody been there?


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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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What's the best website to get the cheapest deals for Vegas?


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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 5:41 pm 
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BD wrote:
What's the best website to get the cheapest deals for Vegas?



First try Travelocity and Expedia. Then, if you find something reasonable, contact the actual hotel. I find that the hotels have the best packages/deals for the rooms. For the flight, I haven't found one better than another for a deal.

I usually use this website: http://www.bookingbuddy.com/hotel.php?s ... city_hotel


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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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What's the best website to get the cheapest deals for Vegas?



First try Travelocity and Expedia. Then, if you find something reasonable, contact the actual hotel. I find that the hotels have the best packages/deals for the rooms. For the flight, I haven't found one better than another for a deal.

I usually use this website: http://www.bookingbuddy.com/hotel.php?s ... city_hotel


To add to that, tell them that you're looking for the best deal they can offer when you talk to them, and to speak to the supervisor if possible. Vegas hotels are dropping prices like crazy, and I was able to get a better deal at the Bellagio for October when I hinted at staying somewhere else. If you have a group going with you, make sure they know that before they quote you a price.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Has anyone recently stayed at TI? I hear they just remodeled.


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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
PostPosted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 6:52 pm 
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I stayed there last year. How recent was the remodeling?

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Irish Boy wrote:
I stayed there last year. How recent was the remodeling?


I think February 2008. How is the casino there? Hot cocktail waitresses?


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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Then I was there before the remodeling. The waitresses are OK. The gaming leaves something to be desired, especially the sports book, which is horrendous. The hotel is nice though and attracts a youngish crowd, especially at night. I was pleased with the experience.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Then I was there before the remodeling.

I think I saw something like this happen in Reindeer Games.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Irish Boy wrote:
Then I was there before the remodeling. The waitresses are OK. The gaming leaves something to be desired, especially the sports book, which is horrendous. The hotel is nice though and attracts a youngish crowd, especially at night. I was pleased with the experience.


Where would you recommend for a good sports book and waitresses? I heard the Venetian has decent eye candy.


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She is definitely a top-10 all-timer. But I knock her down a peg every time I hear who her baby daddy is.......


Brian Austin Silver David Green, or whatever his name is.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Jason in Highland wrote:
4 days and 3 nights will DEFINITELY be enough!


This is my fourth trip to Sin City. We took one trip that was longer, and by the end of the vacation, I was on sensory overload. Not to mention, drunk.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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Irish Boy wrote:
Then I was there before the remodeling. The waitresses are OK. The gaming leaves something to be desired, especially the sports book, which is horrendous. The hotel is nice though and attracts a youngish crowd, especially at night. I was pleased with the experience.


Where would you recommend for a good sports book and waitresses? I heard the Venetian has decent eye candy.


Caesar's Palace has a beautiful sportsbook, but the waitresses left something to be desired. The Wynn's sportsbook is a bit smaller but very luxurious, the girls are nice, and the drinks are the best you can find on the strip for free (especially if you have a bloody mary). I didn't make it to the Hilton sportsbook but it's supposed to be a staple of Vegas sports gaming.

I was at the Venetian only very briefly, but what I saw was nice, if you know what I mean. It's right across the street from the Wynn and TI and about 3 blocks from Caesar's palace so it's definitely worth checking out.

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 Post subject: Re: Las Vegas
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anyone stayed at The Palm's? They've got the Playboy club 8)


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