What are the most luxurious properties on the Strip?
Quote: Mission146
What would be more efficient is just to rob them at gunpoint when they walk in the door. It's a bloodbath.
Returning players club members at select preferred tier levels will only have 80% robbed.
It's like a loss rebate.
Quote: DieterReturning players club members at select preferred tier levels will only have 80% robbed.
It's like a loss rebate.
Yeah, but they can only get to that level by having at least twice as much on them to be robbed in the first place.
Quote: Mission146If the numbers don't get to where they like them, then there may be further, "Additional betting options."
"Three-Way Roulette," is an exciting new game with almost endless betting options! Bet against green like you never have before by picking BOTH red and black at the same time. This exciting new variation offers an easy way to win $5, by betting on both red and black at the same time! You are twice as likely to win as lose with 36 spots that win and eighteen that don't. Winning $5 has never been easier! (Table Minimum: $15)
I understood that part, until I got to the part in bold. They should call it the Tom Hanks Bet - "as seen on TV as performed by multiple Oscar winner Tom Hanks!" (and he did, too, in an episode of Bosom Buddies where they spend an elevator accident settlement on a trip to Monte Carlo and invent the TV Trope of betting half of your entire bankroll on red and the other half on blank - and the wheel comes up green). Anyway, how do you come up with "36 spots that win and 18 that don't"?
Venetian, Wynn, Bellagio in some order has to be the answer.
Quote: Mission146Yeah, but they can only get to that level by having at least twice as much on them to be robbed in the first place.
Of course, I meant "well qualified returning players club members at select preferred tier levels".
My mistake.
Once they hit 18 zeroes, odds on big six are gonna look pretty good.
Quote: ThatDonGuyQuote: Mission146If the numbers don't get to where they like them, then there may be further, "Additional betting options."
"Three-Way Roulette," is an exciting new game with almost endless betting options! Bet against green like you never have before by picking BOTH red and black at the same time. This exciting new variation offers an easy way to win $5, by betting on both red and black at the same time! You are twice as likely to win as lose with 36 spots that win and eighteen that don't. Winning $5 has never been easier! (Table Minimum: $15)
I understood that part, until I got to the part in bold. They should call it the Tom Hanks Bet - "as seen on TV as performed by multiple Oscar winner Tom Hanks!" (and he did, too, in an episode of Bosom Buddies where they spend an elevator accident settlement on a trip to Monte Carlo and invent the TV Trope of betting half of your entire bankroll on red and the other half on blank - and the wheel comes up green). Anyway, how do you come up with "36 spots that win and 18 that don't"?
You could also call the game, "Eighteen-Zero," Roulette.
Quote: DRichI could agree if we were just comparing the cheapest room at each property, but one person was already mentioning high roller suites that would not be practical for 99.9% of the population.
It's an opinion survey. all responses are valid, even if they are wrong.
I was crazy for the Venetian, the first time I stayed there in 2001. Loved everything about the place. When I stayed there around 2012, it had started to age and lose its edge. I visited friends who were staying there two years ago and was disappointed to see it had not changed much.
Other's opinions will vary. I'm sure first-time visitors will still be awed by it.
Quote: MichaelBluejayOff the top of my head, I'm thinking Bellagio, Venetian, and Wynn as the top three.
What other properties are *at least* as good (not merely a close fourth)?
Do any of Area, Caesars, Cosmo, or Mandalay Bay make the cut?.
The first time I walked through Aria I was wowed. It was the most stunning property I had ever seen. I’d still put it at #1. I really like the high ceilings.
I think Aria is far nicer than Bellagio. Bellagio is a bit overrated for what it actually is.
I haven’t been to Venetian in several years but I thought it was just fine.
Caesars looks dated to me. And like it’s trying too hard. I dislike the faux columns and statues. I strongly prefer non-descript modern look (like Wynn) over a fake aesthetic. Plus, unless I’m missing something, there’s no real main entrance.
Haven’t been to Wynn in maybe 10 years but I remember I liked it a lot, but the table games were high. I won a ton at poker, which may have contributed to my like of the property.
Quote: Mission146
You could also call the game, "Eighteen-Zero," Roulette.
Make it French and it will sell better: Dix-huit zéro roulette. Sounds more exotic.
Quote: DRichMake it French and it will sell better: Dix-huit zéro roulette. Sounds more exotic.
Le joueur est mort dans n'importe quelle langue.
