Did You Read This on the Internet?
I routinely read a lot on the Internet about gambling and Vegas. Here are some of the interesting, funny, really weird, and maybe helpful stories that caught my attention:
Naming a new bar: http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/nightlife/cocktail/2014/mar/04/missing-apostrophe-cocktail-inspired-caesars-palac/
Chasing the royal flush: http://triblive.com/aande/gambling/5470140-74/royal-poker-players#axzz2sVkdqn9R
Warning of a possible downside of winning in a casino: http://nypost.com/2014/04/02/casinos-reneged-on-high-rollers-comps-after-he-won-lawsuit/
This guy may out-frugal me: http://nyp.st/1iNne7H
An unusual place to find a casino job: http://www.baltimoresun.com/business/jobs/bs-md-horseshoe-job-fair-20140223,0,4169066.story
Can rats help problem gamblers?: http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-11-04/compulsive-gambling-study-shows-how-slot-machines-trick-rats
Very frugal Strip transportation for locals: http://lasvegassun.com/news/2014/apr/20/how-i-grew-love-monorail/?_ga=1.219066524.441435031.1398037275
This takes place in a show that advertises itself as “the world’s only 4D experience with a splatter zone”: http://evildeadvegas.com/wedding/ Weird? Red blood on a white wedding dress? Just saying….
The article on the missing apostrophe fails to mention that it belongs after the s in Caesars, as in Caesars’ Palace.
I’ll try again. I wish you a Happy Mothers Day and I want to thank you for all the advice you’ve given us over the years. Please keep up the good work, it’s a beautiful thing!
Good Point.
I like to look up Kevin Lewis.
He always has The
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We hope to see you in July 23 – 26 at the Palms. All comp. (Thanks Jean for your tips)
I’ll be the old guy in the Army hat at the Bonus Deuces Wild near the check in.
i agree with the previous comment.
Your blog site used to have a list of recent comments, but now this feature is missing. It was very helpful to those of us who read not only your great blogs, but all the readers’ comments as well. Now we cannot tell whether new comments have been added (unless we are good at remembering numbers). Anyway, I wish it were back.