Softest Daily Tournaments in Vegas

[AHoboOnFire]

anyone with any sort of experience grinding these things is welcome to answer. Which casino has the best blind structure, pay structure, etc for their daily (<$500 buy-in) tournaments?


TIA

[dcviperboy]

I would also love some advice on this as I am making my first trip out there at the end of the summer and am looking at getting into some donkaments

[BadgerPro]

You can probably find a few threads on this in 'Brick & Mortar'

[Rekwob]

wynn, no doubt

[Kyle Flynn]

anyone know how many people show up for the caesar's daily noon tournament? prolly gonna hit it this saturday.

[Cornell Fiji]

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I was in town a few months ago and played both the wynn 330 and the caesars 120 (or whatever it was after the rebuy) and the Caesars was infinitely easier than the Wynn. Caesars got around 115 players and 80 were clueless. Wynn got 35 players and 5 were clueless.

I don't know what the situation is like this month but if you are not there during WSOP time then play your tourneys at Caesars

[AHoboOnFire]

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wynn, no doubt

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I was in town a few months ago and played both the wynn 330 and the caesars 120 (or whatever it was after the rebuy) and the Caesars was infinitely easier than the Wynn. Caesars got around 115 players and 80 were clueless. Wynn got 35 players and 5 were clueless.

I don't know what the situation is like this month but if you are not there during WSOP time then play your tourneys at Caesars

[/ QUOTE ]I checked the fields at the Wynn's dailies, and there were only two fields that got more than 80 entrants in a month. I called their cardroom, though, and the structure at the Wynn was pretty damn enticing. (5K starting stacks, 45 minute levels.) I'll call Caesar's tomorrow and see if they have something even remotely comparable. And I am going during WSOP time; I'm just looking to steer clear of that circus known as the Rio. FWIW, I'm staying at the Bellagio, but their daily tournies are a little steep in terms of buy in.

[dcviperboy]

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wynn, no doubt

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I was in town a few months ago and played both the wynn 330 and the caesars 120 (or whatever it was after the rebuy) and the Caesars was infinitely easier than the Wynn. Caesars got around 115 players and 80 were clueless. Wynn got 35 players and 5 were clueless.

I don't know what the situation is like this month but if you are not there during WSOP time then play your tourneys at Caesars

[/ QUOTE ]I checked the fields at the Wynn's dailies, and there were only two fields that got more than 80 entrants in a month. I called their cardroom, though, and the structure at the Wynn was pretty damn enticing. (5K starting stacks, 45 minute levels.) I'll call Caesar's tomorrow and see if they have something even remotely comparable. And I am going during WSOP time; I'm just looking to steer clear of that circus known as the Rio. FWIW, I'm staying at the Bellagio, but their daily tournies are a little steep in terms of buy in.

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What tourneys do they play there? This is also where I am staying in August

[bigeasy59]

check out the tournys at the V I think they have the best in town If you are looking for somthing under 300 they have one for 180 at 8 pm that is great