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ange_exalte
Royal Flush
Joined: 14 Dec 2007
Posts: 636
Location: Las Vegas
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| If anyone is in town right now the venetian is hot!! The room is full and soft!! Come on down!! |
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quick98ta
Royal Flush
Joined: 19 Nov 2007
Posts: 723
Location: Playing a "Rigged" game and beating it.
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 6:35 am Post subject: |
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| ange_exalte wrote: |
| If anyone is in town right now the venetian is hot!! The room is full and soft!! Come on down!! |
Keep these tips coming in about 3 weeks wheni get down there.  |
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ange_exalte
Royal Flush
Joined: 14 Dec 2007
Posts: 636
Location: Las Vegas
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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| quick98ta wrote: |
| ange_exalte wrote: |
| If anyone is in town right now the venetian is hot!! The room is full and soft!! Come on down!! |
Keep these tips coming in about 3 weeks when i get down there. |
I will try. |
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girlypro
Princess of Poker
Joined: 13 Jul 2005
Posts: 1205
Location: new york city
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BNS, on my Vegas trip last summer I went into almost every strip casino and never saw 3:2 blackjack. Downtown may be a different story, but plan on playing a lot of 6:5. |
Please, never EVER play 6:5 blackjack--it's a ripoff game! The house advantage on a regular single deck game paying 3:2 is 0.18%, while the house advantage on the very same game paying 6:5 is 1.45%--that is more than 8 times the advantage!
From Las Vegas Weekly:
The math is easy. If the player gets paid 3/2 on a blackjack on a $10 bet, the player gets paid $15. If the player gets paid 6/5 on a $10 bet, he gets paid only $12 for a blackjack. That is a difference of $3, which might not seem like much. During a normal-speed blackjack game, the player averages five blackjacks per hour, meaning the player is shorted 1.5 bets per hour. In the case of a $10 bettor, he is being shorted $15 per hour! |
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Mick Shrimpton
Pair
Joined: 27 Nov 2007
Posts: 30
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| Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 3:42 am Post subject: Vegas recommendations...? |
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Great thread, I don't know why I don't come around to this forum more often!
I'll be in Vegas this week...I'm getting married to my long time fiance at the Luxor on Friday. Gettin in on Wednesday and taking the red-eye back to the east coast late Sunday nite.
Anyway, I'm wond'rin if any of you guys could give me a few tips. I've been to Vegas once before, but was only in town for about 22 hours. I played poker at the Trop and Excalibur. I dug both rooms, but had more success playing against some of the locals at the Excalibur @ $2-4 Limit HE (yeah, I'm cheap). I'll give a rundown of my style of play and preferences, etc and maybe one of you can recommend a place for me.
In cash games, I prefer limit. I don't usually go higher than $3-6. I am a low-key kind of guy, and don't really care for a whole lot of glitz (one of the reasons why I liked the Excalibur). I know room dynamics change depending on the time of day, but I prefer rooms that draw few loud-mouths, as far as cash games are concerned.
Tournaments; I may or may not enter in a tournement, but I'd prefer a buy-in around $100 or less, No-Limit HE. I'm a little more tolerant of loudmouth players in tournament play. No rebuys.
My trip isn't revolving on poker (obviously) but I would like to get into a few different poker rooms. I'm just hoping I can parlay my newly-wed mojo into some success on the felt. If you guys can make any recommendations, I'd appreciate it.
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thesheeep63
High Card
Joined: 10 Nov 2006
Posts: 15
Location: wales
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great thread guys
i ll be over there for the first time between 30 th june and 16 july
can anyone recommend a few eateries |
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BOYNAMEDSUE
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Joined: 27 Jun 2005
Posts: 9541
Location: Mypos
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| I enjoyed the buffet at the Rio (the fried chicken was great). And Burger Palace at the Imperial Palace is good, and cheap. |
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stm492
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Joined: 19 Jun 2007
Posts: 36
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i'd just like to note that Imperial Palace has sent us deals for a free room every summer for the last 3 years  |
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KronX
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Joined: 10 Jan 2007
Posts: 5071
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| i'd just like to note that Imperial Palace has sent us deals for a free room every summer for the last 3 years |
DO NOT EAT THE BUFFET THERE!
That is all. |
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BOYNAMEDSUE
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Joined: 27 Jun 2005
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Location: Mypos
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+1
Despite several warnings I went ahead and tried the breakfast buffet. They can't even get toast right. Besides the Burger Palace, stay away from all food here. I'd still recommend this hotel, though. It's in a good location, and you can stay here for as little as $44-50 on weekdays. |
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emoqeenofhearts
High Card
Joined: 06 Apr 2008
Posts: 3
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| Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 7:19 am Post subject: Omaha or mixed limit games? |
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just wondering is there any regular PLO games in vegas frm1/2 to 5/10? and many mixed games with razz and stud8? also wats the rake and must u pay 2 enter the poker rooms?
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cjavdani
Royal Flush
Joined: 17 Dec 2006
Posts: 641
Location: Eugene, OR
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| Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 11:59 am Post subject: Re: Omaha or mixed limit games? |
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just wondering is there any regular PLO games in vegas frm1/2 to 5/10? and many mixed games with razz and stud8? also wats the rake and must u pay 2 enter the poker rooms?
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There might be a 5/10 PLO game at Bellagio or Wynn. TI gets a 3/6 mixed game going from time to time and you can ask that razz and Stud8 are thrown in. Harrah's also spreads HORSE (either 3/6 or 4/8) a few days a week.
Check out allvegaspoker.com. They keep a pretty up to date list of what games are spread at each location as well as the stakes. |
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adirtygirl
Banned
Joined: 15 May 2008
Posts: 661
Location: California
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| Sahara great little tourneys and cheap place, plus $6.99 dinner buffet with players card, great to stay at if your looking for cheap rooms and plan on being in vegas for a while, say a week or longer. |
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cjavdani
Royal Flush
Joined: 17 Dec 2006
Posts: 641
Location: Eugene, OR
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| Sahara great little tourneys and cheap place, plus $6.99 dinner buffet with players card, great to stay at if your looking for cheap rooms and plan on being in vegas for a while, say a week or longer. |
Sahara buffet = violent bowel movements. Add the Sahara to the IP on the list of buffets to avoid. Unless of course, you're looking for violent bowel movements. |
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stacelin
High Card
Joined: 13 Jun 2008
Posts: 7
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| Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 7:57 pm Post subject: Reviews |
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You can also find reviews (book reviews, room review, online room review) at [I am where there once was spam /Riddim] -- this is a free online community! Leave your own reviews too.
I am particular fond of Caesar's and now the Venetian for Vegas play! |
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