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Felt like going back in time 30 years, which had it's pros and cons. I usually found it wasn't worth the effort of getting there and back though. Nugget was interesting to go hit up something different. Hated being surrounded by the player pool there. I'd hear people talk it up, then go there and want to die within minutes and just run out as fast as I could. I hated Orleans, never spent more than 30 minutes there. There was a time I played a decent amount at Caesars too. The Wynn was my favourite room for feeling classy and comfortable.īelagio had it's benefits. Planet Hollywood was always one of my go to rooms. I played a lot of 1/3 and 1/2 and 2/5.ġ year I was a reg at Hard Rock (it's gone)ġ year I was a reg at Rio (they made the game there smaller so it sucks now but used to have good late night action)

I usually played in 3-4 rooms per night, and loved to make sure I wasn't missing out on the hidden gem. Over 12 consistent years of travelling to Vegas I racked up over 3000 hours of play there. Is there a poker room down there? I thought there was one left. So, 5-10 at Bellagio to take down Brad Owen is NOT a poker bucket list thing for me.Īnd what is the cheapest way to get to Fremont Street from Bally's? Think I might want to take in the insanity of Fremont street on either Friday or Saturday night of my trip.

Also, I have no desire to beat people at the top games, I hold my own at my local room, and that is good enough for me. Planet Hollywood is my favorite place to play since the eye candy dancing on the tables after 8PM is pretty great and the games are a bit more wild and loose. I'm staying at Bally's so I'm in the middle of everything and it was much cheaper than bigger name hotels. I'm fully vaxxed and have no problems sharing the space and air with others.

I'm taking a poker trip for a week in late June as a treat to myself for surviving the Covid year with most of my sanity intact.

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