[lvkewlkid]

emerald suites, manor suites, budget suites

[airics]

probably around 250 a wk...

[skisickie]

We got rooms at hooters during the week for 22.00 per night and came with some comps. you might want to look there. Look on the website the rates are really cheap.

[LBSer]

thanks guys for the infos. i just wanna know what is this term "comps" you posters keep on referring? do u mind explaining what that is?

okay... im intrigued what do u mean by this:

"get a room on the ground floor...that way you can just drive you MINI right into your room and lock it up there each night."

first of all? is the door even big enough for my car? what about the furnitures inside? and where can i get a room on the ground floor?

[letitride5]

Originally Posted by LBSer

ClarkGrisowld: it will be my 1st time in vegas. you seem to be speaking in gambler lingo. im not a gambler. in fact, my sis has gambling prob and lose her house as a result. but unlike her, and i told her, i have a really good self control she admitted, she does not. well losing her house i hope will be a slap in her face to learn to have self control.. and any way what do u mean by:
"if you're playing/losing $100 a day there are places that you could score a free room even now."
tell me more about that, and im not flying there.. im driving there. and yes.. i only plan to play the slots.. whenever i go with my sis thats where i only play in fact, i won $100 but greed made me lose it and $20 more.. im not a high stakes gambler.. whenever i play slots i win $20... hahaha thats good motivation enough for me.

There is no point in gambling, just learn to make a living doing something else.

The only thing you can actually do to beat the house is play black jack and figure out a card counting system. That being said I believe you would still need large sums of money to last during the spans you don't win.

Gambling is not luck it is a math problem.

The only think you have any chance with poker and black jack.

Winning at gambling is about math nothing more. If you haven't figured out how to win before you start then don't even try.

[jjameson922]

Oh my, this thread is still going......

Do not come out for a month and try to live off gambling. It will be a nightmare, not a vacation. If all you know how to do is play the slots, you will be ground out within minutes with only a daily bankroll of $100. Have you ever taken the time to figure out what you will do with yourself the rest of the day when your daily bankroll is gone?
Then to the op who wrote about gambling being math and the only games with a chance being blackjack and craps; that's no longer correct. Fifteen or twenty years ago, I played in bj. tournaments and in non-tournament play, if a player knew how to play precision bj and thoroughly understood bet variation and money management, they had a .05% advantage over the casino. Now with the addition of the continuous shuffle machines and 6 decks, a player may hit a quick lucky streak but that's all it is, luck, because all the math goes out the window when there are no constants. One might have a slight prayer of holding an edge if they can find a single deck game in an older casino but their bet variation is going to be watched by the pitt bosses and asked to leave if things go to much their way.