Las Vegas Visitors Review Blog

The following description of basic BJ strategy is based on the multi-deck BJ game found in several Las Vegas and Atlantic City

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With all the clubbing options Sin City has to offer, which clubs offer the best way to drink and dance your pants off with sexy strangers throughout the night? If you
’re looking for a high-energy mega-club, we suggest JET, Studio 54 or Rain. If you’re looking to impress some clients with a Vegas experience they’re likely to go home and brag about,

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Amazing 3D Map of Las Vegas Casinos on the Strip.

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In my latest trip to Las Vegas, I was on a mission to find condo to purchase. I plan on placing a bid so my lips are sealed on the location. These will sell fast!

Anyhow, I had seven days to search, have some fun and see old friends. I rarely ever go near “The Strip”. Too many people, too much traffic! Don’t get me wrong, The Strip is a Las Vegas must see and do. So is downtown Vegas if you’ve never been there or have yet to experience it.

So I met one of my friends that moved to Vegas from Ohio and he suggested we eat lunch at the Tuscany Suites and Casino. I really enjoyed myself there. The food was very good, the casino and restaurants are very nice and not crowded at all. Not to mention I hit my first ever royal flush, went back the next day and hit my second. Who cares if it was only on a nickel machine. I finally went home with more money in my pocket than I arrived in Vegas with.

The Tuscany is located on E. Flamingo just east of Koval. Not far from The Strip but far enough. Great location and a good time! I really should keep the place to myself but I enjoyed it and want to share it with others.

For seasoned Las Vegas visitors that enjoy a cold drink and relaxing while playing video poker, I would also like to recommend Casino Valle Verde located at the corner of Sunset and Valle Verde in Henderson, NV.  Very good food, friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Say “Hello” to Marisa for me. Tell her Joe from Ohio says “HI!”

Another local Vegas bar that’s nice to get away from The Strip is O’ Aces located on S. Decatur between Tropicana and Reno. It’s just around the corner from The Orleans which is another nice Hotel and Casino with nice affordable rooms if you want to avoid the congested Strip area.

And finally, get off your ass and take a trip west on 160 to Blue Diamond and continue to Red Rock Canyon and then back to Vegas via Charleston. It’s a beautiful drive where you have a chance to see wild burros (feed them carrots) and you can get out and take a walk and enjoy the surroundings. Horseback rides are also available in the area. And you might as well stop at the Red Rock Resort on your way back to town.

So if it’s not your first time to Vegas, get out and enjoy the surrounding areas and hang with the locals. That’s what I do and it’s always a good time!

Casinos in Las Vegas have become much more aggressive in wooing Asians both domestically and abroad.

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Vegas is going through a huge new building boom, with tens of billions of dollars being poured into new mega-casinos. Here’s a full description and some great pictures of the top 5 currently being built, and due to open from early next year.

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Blackjack used to be one of the best bets in Vegas. Easy to understand, with decent odds. The house advantage on a single-deck game of blackjack, under standard rules, was a measly .18%.

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From Stardust to just dust. The Las Vegas Strip’s first mass-market casino-hotel was imploded early Tuesday in a hail of fireworks to make way for Boyd Gaming Corp.’s $4.4 billion megaresort Echelon.

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The Stardust Hotel and Casino will be imploded tonight sometime after midnight Pacific Time tonight. Those clearly outdated in today’s Vegas glitz and glamour, the hotel had a colorful and significant history including the popularizing of sports betting in Nevada. The Prophet looks at what the Stardust meant to the city of Las Vegas and the gamblin

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Ever bother to look at the rules when you play the tables? By changing a couple of simple rules and tweaking the payoffs, casinos are increasingly tilting the odds greatly in their favor. I don’t gamble but found this article very interesting!

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