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Old 03-03-2008, 07:05 AM     Post subject: Help plan my first Vegas trip! #1 (permalink)  
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 As soon as I finish my my exams for this semester, my girlfriend and I are going to Vegas for the first time.

I am going so that I can drink, party, and play poker, while my gf is going because she wants to shop.

Im hoping you all can help me plan my trip.

There are a thousand hotels to choose from, so which one should we stay at and why?

What are the best casinos?
Are there any SSNL 6max tables?

I am a complete Vegas n00b, so anything you guys can tell me would be sweet.

Cheers!
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Old 03-04-2008, 09:45 AM #2 (permalink)  
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good shopping at the fashion show mall, which is across from the wynn and the wynn is beside the venetian. apparently you can get a pokerroom rate at venetian and its a very nice hotel if u can put the hours in for poker.

also some things to check out are the comedy stop at the tropican, cheap ad hilarious. and mystere at TI , i beleive has reputation as the best cirque du soliel in vegas and is a bit cheap then theothers a well, sold out often tho. venetian poker room also trets their players better then any other, can i say fiji water for the win! have fun bro
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6 max is an online thing, because they don't have to pay extra dealers to support those games.

The consistantly softest/friendliest game in town is probably the Excalibur, although they bumped it to 1/3 blinds. Never been impressed with MGM. Mandalay Bay can be amazing. That said, for 1/2 NLHE it's hard to go wrong anywhere, if you don't like the games where you're at you can go just about anywhere and find a soft game. At the next level up it gets a little more hit and miss.
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