Going to Vegas

[Buzzsaw]

The buffet at the Wynn should probably be on your list of stuff to do, all-you-can-eat crab legs, sushi, prime rib, & insane desserts. We usually starve ourselves all day, get shit-faced drunk all day (empty stomach ftw) and then catch a cab over there. The Rio's got a really good buffet too.

And it's always fun to place a few NFL related bets and hold onto the betting slips all year, kinda like a lottery ticket if you hit. Maybe check on KC to win the division, $20-$50 bet or something like that.

[kysirsoze]

Originally Posted by Buzzsaw

The buffet at the Wynn should probably be on your list of stuff to do, all-you-can-eat crab legs, sushi, prime rib, & insane deserts. We usually starve ourselves all day, get shit-faced drunk all day (empty stomach ftw) and then catch a cab over there. The Rio's got a really good buffet too.

And it's always fun to place a few NFL related bets and hold onto the betting slips all year, kinda like a lottery ticket if you hit. Maybe check on KC to win the division, $20-$50 bet or something like that.

Good stuff! Thanks. Rep.

[RockChalk]

Originally Posted by Buzzsaw

The Rio's got a really good buffet too.

Confirmed on that. Caesar's also has a pretty good buffet and all you can eat crab legs.

If you're going in a few weeks, then perhaps you'll be there during the first weekend of the NCAA tourney. I've been there 4 times solely for that first week and spent all weekend in various sportsbooks. It's complete craziness there and is an absolute blast during the 1st/2nd rounds. Nothing but games and degenerate gamblers

If you're going out next weekend (3/11-3/14) then you'll catch the conference tournament games. That's not bad either because there are quite a few games.

I usually like to hit up some of the older casinos on the strip (Bill's, O'Sheas) or even going downtown can be fun. You'll tend to find cheaper tables and a faster flow of drinks in these places, plus the crowd is typically younger or at least more fun to gamble with. Some of the rich/fancy casinos are full of stuff folks who think they are professional gamblers.

My advice, don't worry about room quality/location if you don't plan on sleeping much. A good central location on the strip is ideal if you plan to just gamble/do whatever on or around the strip. If you can swing a deal though, ARIA is pretty awesome. Stayed out there after it opened in December.

Most importantly, have fun and take money that you don't care about losing.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by RockChalk

Confirmed on that. Caesar's also has a pretty good buffet and all you can eat crab legs.

All you can eat crab legs? I wonder if I ate slow enough if I could eat them for the rest of my life. Do they have eligibility rules about leaving the table to go to the bathroom or eating for more than 24 hours or something?