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danzasmack 02-28-2006 06:15 PM

1st time in vegas
 
So I'll be going to vegas for the 1st time this weekend. What do you rec. for "must do"s in vegas for a first timer?

Also - favorite places to player poker for a guy looking to play 10/20 - 20/40?

TIA

wegs the wegs 02-28-2006 06:26 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
For a good time to meet all your needs go here

FoxVR6 02-28-2006 06:29 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
trip to the bunny ranch?

RonH 02-28-2006 06:43 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
Walk down the strip and every time you hear a "clack clack", say "Hey, can I have one of those cards?".

fadedstar 02-28-2006 06:50 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
[ QUOTE ]
Walk down the strip and every time you hear a "clack clack", say "Hey, can I have one of those cards?".

[/ QUOTE ]


Lol, so annoying...

.fs.

m bozeman 02-28-2006 06:50 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
You will want to play the $15/30 game at the Bellagio. Very beatable game, with good action, and average players.

Definitley check out the Wynn, Bellagio, MGM, Mirage, and Ceasers poker rooms. They are the best on the strip. If you get time, go to the Top of the World resaurant at the top of the Stratosphere tower. Amazing veiw, and excellent food. Dinners range from $35-$100, and lunches range from $10-$35. Definitely worth checking out, just make sure to make a reservation and dress nice.

tminus 02-28-2006 07:39 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
1. bellagio brunch
2. go watch the treasure island display: two actual size pirate ships fighting, cannons fire, one actually sinks and then real people fall into the water
3. excalibur has the loosest quarter slots
4. binions has the best tournaments

m bozeman 02-28-2006 07:40 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
Actually, Ceasers has the best tournaments. They run daily noon and 7 p.m. The buy-in's range from $80 up to $200+. The blind levels are 40 minutes. You won't find a better structure on the strip, especially for the lower buy-in tourney's.

ThunderEagle 02-28-2006 08:04 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
You will probably have to lower your limits, but go down to Fremont street and play at Binion's just 'cuz. I did and enjoyed myself and I'm happy to say that I have done it at least once. I hear the Golden Nugget has a nice room too, so make a day for downtown.

NoRiverRats 02-28-2006 08:24 PM

Re: 1st time in vegas
 
You have to go see Cirque du Soleil. I haven't seen Zumanity but have seen the rest, any of the other three are great. Mystere at Treasure Island, O at Bellagio and Ka at MGM. You will not be disappointed.


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