Was in Vegas last Sunday night until Wednesday, terrible time for sports capping unless you are a big NBA guy (took the wife, so did that type of Vegas trip). We were staying at Caesars and I only made 3 plays while I was there (1 at Caesars and 2 at Bellagio). I saw that Bellagio switched to drink tickets which was not the case in 2012 when I was there last (Caesars has been that way for a while). Not a big deal, just got me wondering if the LVH has went this route yet. When you only bet like 100-200 a game, those 9 dollar irish coffees that I chug down start to cut into your profit margin, lol.
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Was in Vegas last Sunday night until Wednesday, terrible time for sports capping unless you are a big NBA guy (took the wife, so did that type of Vegas trip). We were staying at Caesars and I only made 3 plays while I was there (1 at Caesars and 2 at Bellagio). I saw that Bellagio switched to drink tickets which was not the case in 2012 when I was there last (Caesars has been that way for a while). Not a big deal, just got me wondering if the LVH has went this route yet. When you only bet like 100-200 a game, those 9 dollar irish coffees that I chug down start to cut into your profit margin, lol.
good to see that a little bit of old Vegas still exists
Doing a guys trip in September (best time of the year, MLB, NCAA FB and NFL), will probably stay there then. ALways been my favorite book, but the location sorta sucks (but the monorail helps)
Quote Originally Posted by BIGfnPOO:
lvh free drinks just tip...
good to see that a little bit of old Vegas still exists
Doing a guys trip in September (best time of the year, MLB, NCAA FB and NFL), will probably stay there then. ALways been my favorite book, but the location sorta sucks (but the monorail helps)