Super Bowl Was Awesome In Vegas, Now To Move There?

Of course. My friend has been a bartender his whole life. Was thinking more for him. I think with caddying and doing my lighting business, I can make it easily out there. Been there twice in the last 90 days. Can't get enough. The weather is amazing

he will start gambling once u show him how much money u can make

I've been all over the world...Vegas sucks- 

Seems like you only had negative experiences there! Once again, if you have gone to Vegas to just gamble, I can see how a town like that can chew you up and spit you out.

Vegas is a great town! Don't listen to the haters. Every city has its problems and scumbags.  Stay away from the strpipers and cocaine and you'll be fine.  Also, the lights thing might be ok, but DO NOT get into landscaping.  Those illegal Mexicans will undercut you at every chance.  No money in it. They work for 2 bucks an hour and they'll slit your throat if you take there work.

There are plenty of places you could go to. Just stay away from the places on or very near the Strip. I would recommend Summerlin, which is the northwest area, or Henderson, which is the southeast part, or anywhere just south of the airport.

Check out Manor Suites, which is on Las Vegas Blvd, just south of the airport and right next to the outlet mall. It's a great location, with its close proximity to the highways, airport and Strip. It's about 5-7 minutes north of South Point, which is a great place to bet. My friend had a one bedroom, with all utilities, free cable tv with 2 HBO channels, for about $850 a month. It was pet friendly too, as he had a couple of small dogs. Btw, don't give up your dog for this move. Take the dog with you. Break the drive up into a couple of days, staying overnight somewhere along the way. You will be glad you did....

GL   

 If you like it, go for it. Sounds like you're in a good position in your life to give it a shot. It could work out great & be the best move you ever made.

College Gambler version 2.0

Vegas is a lonely town full of transplants where lives get destroyed

Thanks for the advice guys. Landscaping doesn't seem that great in Nevada anyways. I would stick to having my landscaping business here operating while I am away in Vegas for 6 months pursuing my happiness. 

gecko,

Your approach to relocating to LV has merit, especially when you state your dependability on confirmed employment, without a job, means your credit is doomed, which means renting a house, or an apartment without a confirmed job is out of the question, meaning; hello 'extended stay'   or a cheap weekly room, I have yet to see anyone move to LV with nothing more than a bankroll (regardless of denomination), and think they can make a living (exclusively) gambling professionally, Vegas eats these types alive, spits them out after a couple of months, and sends them packing with a deleted BR back to where they came from.

the best to you with your relocation quest, looking forward to a future thread with the results....take care, and enjoy the community...Vegas is a city of opportunity, betting sports does not fit that criteria, having a good paying job does! (whatever your profession)

well said.......

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WHOA.

WAY too many games.

If you bet Baseball Value Dogs everything will be + money and you only need to hit 50% to make money.

Instead of the 52.5% to break even.
That measly 2.5% separates the winners from the losers.  

I bet what goes according to my strategies. Whether its 1 or 100 games. Doesn't seem "professional" but then again, who said I was?