Diane from Green Bay
11-18-2005, 02:12 PM
If you are satisfied to play either $4-8 or $3-6 or small no limit game then
either try the Orleans or Binion's depending upon where you want to be. Both
should be under $50 during the week and once you are known as a poker player,
the weekend bumpup shouldn't be too bad.
If you are a "red chip" player then you probably want to be on the strip, so I
would try Harrah's.
IMO
Diane
On Sep 28 2005 9:28 PM, GrimJack808 wrote:
> Sorry if you know this already, but here is a little info for you.
>
> You can get a poker rate at any hotel that has a poker room. You just
> need to call ahead of time. Ask to be transferred to the poker room
> and talk to the guy in charge there. Ask him what the rate is and how
> many hours are expected to get the rate. He will tell you the rate and
> the hours. It can vary but is usually between 6 and 8 a day to get the
> rate. When you go, log your hours. You will need to get a players
> card before you start to play and give it to the poker room staff
> BEFORE you sit down. Talk to the poker host and make sure they know
> you are there for the poker room rate. When you check out the front
> desk staff will call the poker room, confirm your play and give you the
> lower rate.
>
> To find the hotels that have a poker room, you can look at
> http://www.cheapovegas.com/ as another poster already said. More casinos are
> (re)opening poker rooms over the last year, so it is hard to keep
> track, but CheapoVegas does a good job of reviewing them and the action
> at each.
>
> I don't know your preferences, but if you want to stay on the strip and
> you are looking for inexpensive, the Imperial Palace is reasonably
> priced and has a decent room with good poker room comps. Also, away
> from poker is the Westward Ho. They have no poker room, but very cheap
> rates and a "Passport Deal" you have to ask for on the side that gives
> you unlimited alcohol and lunch included. (Top Shelf Specialty Drinks
> are extra) This is the best deal going in Vegas in my opinion. Go
> play poker elsewhere and Drink at the Westward Ho for free, no need to
> play negative EV games to do so.
>
> Good Luck!!
>
>
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either try the Orleans or Binion's depending upon where you want to be. Both
should be under $50 during the week and once you are known as a poker player,
the weekend bumpup shouldn't be too bad.
If you are a "red chip" player then you probably want to be on the strip, so I
would try Harrah's.
IMO
Diane
On Sep 28 2005 9:28 PM, GrimJack808 wrote:
> Sorry if you know this already, but here is a little info for you.
>
> You can get a poker rate at any hotel that has a poker room. You just
> need to call ahead of time. Ask to be transferred to the poker room
> and talk to the guy in charge there. Ask him what the rate is and how
> many hours are expected to get the rate. He will tell you the rate and
> the hours. It can vary but is usually between 6 and 8 a day to get the
> rate. When you go, log your hours. You will need to get a players
> card before you start to play and give it to the poker room staff
> BEFORE you sit down. Talk to the poker host and make sure they know
> you are there for the poker room rate. When you check out the front
> desk staff will call the poker room, confirm your play and give you the
> lower rate.
>
> To find the hotels that have a poker room, you can look at
> http://www.cheapovegas.com/ as another poster already said. More casinos are
> (re)opening poker rooms over the last year, so it is hard to keep
> track, but CheapoVegas does a good job of reviewing them and the action
> at each.
>
> I don't know your preferences, but if you want to stay on the strip and
> you are looking for inexpensive, the Imperial Palace is reasonably
> priced and has a decent room with good poker room comps. Also, away
> from poker is the Westward Ho. They have no poker room, but very cheap
> rates and a "Passport Deal" you have to ask for on the side that gives
> you unlimited alcohol and lunch included. (Top Shelf Specialty Drinks
> are extra) This is the best deal going in Vegas in my opinion. Go
> play poker elsewhere and Drink at the Westward Ho for free, no need to
> play negative EV games to do so.
>
> Good Luck!!
>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -----
> $100 Free Party Poker No Deposit/No Credit Card FREE MONEY (US and CAN
> ONLY)
> http://www.instantbankroll.com/ib.asp?rc=GRIMJACK808
>
> Extra $60 or $90 over and above normal bonus for 13 popular sites:
> http://www.pokersourceonline.com/pso.asp?rc=GRIMJACK808
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