Robb Report Synopsis by Bigkat

Because I love my fellow gambling brethren and the haters too, I have decided to post a synopsis of The Best of Vegas according to Robb Report, the most exclusive & luxurious magazine on the market.....

BEST SUITES

-Apartments at Encore

-Villas at Bellagio

-Chariman Suites at Palazzo

-Villa Suites at Caesars Palace

SMOKERS OASIS

The Cigar Lounge at Andre's Restaurant

FINE DINING

Sinatra at Encore

The Krug Room at Guy Savoy in Caesars Palace

NEED 4 SPEED

Spring Mountain Motor Sports Ranch (only private motorsports club in the Western US) Initiain fees range from 15k-100k dependin gon level and from 150- $500 monthly

GOLFING 4 WHALES

Shadow Creek Golf Club

BIG TIME POKER

Bobby's Room at Bellagio

TALK OF THE TOWN

Aria & Madarin Oriental at Las Vegas

City Center

PRIVACY

The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel

Canyon Ranch grill at the Palazzo

 

Hope u enjoyed. I could provide details on each but dont want 2 run out of space 

 

Sorry, those ratings don't mean shit to me. I'm an average joe who likes to gamble with the people, get drunk, wager on sports, crash in avg hotel rooms for a few hrs, and frequent strip clubs.

anyone ever been to sinatra at encore is it any good?

Well said

Some of us have a little more money to spend and like classier joints.

No offense meant to bigkat or RickeM.

I'm a Vegas fan thru and thru and respect everyone's spending habits and bankrolls.

I just happen to be middle class and like the fun low roller type joints.

But Vegas is the shit for everyone!!

A little more info from the article for you:

Bobby's Room at Bellagio

The world'c most compettive and financially exclusive forum is the Bigh Game at the Bellagio resort. Just ask Andy Beal, a banker who lost an estimated 15 million in the Big Game (said to be the highest staker poker game ever played & chronicled in  book The Professor, the Banker, and the Suicide King)

The Big Game is mostly informal but goes on day after day at mythic proportions. Just come with enough cash. Doug Dalton director of Poker operations recommends $30,000 on a slow day & 1000 on the weekends & you can walk in and sit down with tops pros like Brunson, Grenstein, Ivey & Negreanu. Dalton says the lowest the Big Game goes is no-limit hold'em with $100/$200 or $200/$400 blinds. If business warrants opening Bobby's Room, the lowest is generally $2,000/$4,000.

Hope u enjoyed the details & background guys!!