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I read that the screen saver on the monitors in Cantor sportsbooks now say that you cannot have communication devices (phones/computers) in the book.
I've confirmed that's what it says on the computer but, also others have told me that they are not enforcing it and you can sit in the book with your laptop open and running...just as I have done in the past.
Do you know if they have made any policy change?
I read that the screen saver on the monitors in Cantor sportsbooks now say that you cannot have communication devices (phones/computers) in the book.
I've confirmed that's what it says on the computer but, also others have told me that they are not enforcing it and you can sit in the book with your laptop open and running...just as I have done in the past.
Do you know if they have made any policy change?
What time do the books close on a Friday during football season. Flying in at 10:30pm and was wondering if the book would be open until midnight so I can place bets as soon as I arrive. Trying to avoid the long lines the following morning with the NCAA early games.
What time do the books close on a Friday during football season. Flying in at 10:30pm and was wondering if the book would be open until midnight so I can place bets as soon as I arrive. Trying to avoid the long lines the following morning with the NCAA early games.
Flight/Hotels from Cincy - First I'd recommend a players club card for either the Caesars (which harrahs is a part of ) properties or the MLife properties. That will get you discounts on rooms to a certain extent. Otherwise, use sites like smartervegas.com, travelzoo.com, or vegas.com for some hotel promo codes and deals.
For flights, that's something you've gotta track yourself. Southwest is often cheaper and flies from Dayton to LV. Otherwise, use sites like bing.com/travel to check flights and see their recommendations on waiting/buying.
Flight/Hotels from Cincy - First I'd recommend a players club card for either the Caesars (which harrahs is a part of ) properties or the MLife properties. That will get you discounts on rooms to a certain extent. Otherwise, use sites like smartervegas.com, travelzoo.com, or vegas.com for some hotel promo codes and deals.
For flights, that's something you've gotta track yourself. Southwest is often cheaper and flies from Dayton to LV. Otherwise, use sites like bing.com/travel to check flights and see their recommendations on waiting/buying.
best way to find some good deals on rooms at like harrahs and air fair from cincy
signup for the hotels email lists on their websites. They usually send out promos in emails
best way to find some good deals on rooms at like harrahs and air fair from cincy
signup for the hotels email lists on their websites. They usually send out promos in emails
I read that the screen saver on the monitors in Cantor sportsbooks now say that you cannot have communication devices (phones/computers) in the book.
I've confirmed that's what it says on the computer but, also others have told me that they are not enforcing it and you can sit in the book with your laptop open and running...just as I have done in the past.
Do you know if they have made any policy change?
I know that this policy was enforced alot more ten years ago than it is today. I think they've all loosened up on it
I read that the screen saver on the monitors in Cantor sportsbooks now say that you cannot have communication devices (phones/computers) in the book.
I've confirmed that's what it says on the computer but, also others have told me that they are not enforcing it and you can sit in the book with your laptop open and running...just as I have done in the past.
Do you know if they have made any policy change?
I know that this policy was enforced alot more ten years ago than it is today. I think they've all loosened up on it
What time do the books close on a Friday during football season. Flying in at 10:30pm and was wondering if the book would be open until midnight so I can place bets as soon as I arrive. Trying to avoid the long lines the following morning with the NCAA early games.
Most are open pretty late especially on fri/sat nights.
Some are open 24/7
What time do the books close on a Friday during football season. Flying in at 10:30pm and was wondering if the book would be open until midnight so I can place bets as soon as I arrive. Trying to avoid the long lines the following morning with the NCAA early games.
Most are open pretty late especially on fri/sat nights.
Some are open 24/7
I read that the screen saver on the monitors in Cantor sportsbooks now say that you cannot have communication devices (phones/computers) in the book.
I've confirmed that's what it says on the computer but, also others have told me that they are not enforcing it and you can sit in the book with your laptop open and running...just as I have done in the past.
Do you know if they have made any policy change?
I read that the screen saver on the monitors in Cantor sportsbooks now say that you cannot have communication devices (phones/computers) in the book.
I've confirmed that's what it says on the computer but, also others have told me that they are not enforcing it and you can sit in the book with your laptop open and running...just as I have done in the past.
Do you know if they have made any policy change?
I'm going to be in Vegas this weekend...don't have a ton of money to burn, just want to play a few games. Where are the least expensive places to play roulette, and blackjack? Thanks
I'm going to be in Vegas this weekend...don't have a ton of money to burn, just want to play a few games. Where are the least expensive places to play roulette, and blackjack? Thanks
Zoot
I'm going to be in Vegas this weekend...don't have a ton of money to burn, just want to play a few games. Where are the least expensive places to play roulette, and blackjack? Thanks
Downtown or off-strip is your best bet to find $5 minimum tables for both games on a weekend. On-strip, you can find some $5 minimum tables more readily available in the mornings, but by mid-afternoon on a weekend, $10-$15 is more common and $5 minimums are tough to find. Some places like Luxor, Monte Carlo, and Casino Royale do have some $5 games available all day, but they're usually packed.
Zoot
I'm going to be in Vegas this weekend...don't have a ton of money to burn, just want to play a few games. Where are the least expensive places to play roulette, and blackjack? Thanks
Downtown or off-strip is your best bet to find $5 minimum tables for both games on a weekend. On-strip, you can find some $5 minimum tables more readily available in the mornings, but by mid-afternoon on a weekend, $10-$15 is more common and $5 minimums are tough to find. Some places like Luxor, Monte Carlo, and Casino Royale do have some $5 games available all day, but they're usually packed.
what about greasing the front desk as check in at mirage for an upgrade?
It does work, but it's far from guaranteed. Too many factors go into it, like: what day are you checking in, time of day, who is working the desk, manager on duty, occupancy level of the hotel, how long you're staying, etc. Much better shot at working on a slow Sun-Thurs trip than a busy Thurs-Sun
what about greasing the front desk as check in at mirage for an upgrade?
It does work, but it's far from guaranteed. Too many factors go into it, like: what day are you checking in, time of day, who is working the desk, manager on duty, occupancy level of the hotel, how long you're staying, etc. Much better shot at working on a slow Sun-Thurs trip than a busy Thurs-Sun
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