Rule #3: Try to stand out from the crowd: OTOH, many Downtown properties treat $5 players like VIPs. You won't have a suit at the Wynn treat you like rule #1 for $5 play. Other places treat $5 players like royalty. Some places won't rate players who wager under $25. Rule number 2: Gamble where your wagers are rated, and your patronage is appreciated: I'll make your reservations and pick up the tab. You: > 'I just book on-line or call the reservations department'' Suit: > 'How do you make your reservations?' If you can start to stay at the same casino at least 4 to 6 times a year - we visit once a month - and get to see the same staff over and over again, they will get to know you ask you why they see you so much and begin to just start offering you free stuff as in That is rule Number 1: Visit the same venues often: Getting casino staff to start comping you RFB - rooms, food, beverage - is really an organic process that evolves over time and makes itself clearer the more one visits Vegas the infrequent visitor will not get comped rooms that easily. Hope this helps, and Have Fun in Vegas!!!!!įree is a word I love, how do you go about getting free rooms? I dont mind a gamble here and there but not more than i can afford which for our 5 night stay we will be looking between $1000- $1200.Aloha, 1trainer1! Having stayed at the Golden Nugget, and having patronized the Luxor: without going off on a tangent, but responding solely to your question, which is: Luxor or the Golden Nugget and taking into consideration the parameters you have expressed my suggestion to you and your dad is: Luxor.

I somehow don't think this is the Vegas experience that you and your father are looking for. neighborhood till we grab a cab to head back to McCarran 3 days later. Now, my wife and I are regular patrons of the Golden Nugget, as well as big fans of Downtown in general however, we ARE big gamblers and drinkers, and for us, our Vegas experience pretty much revolves around free rooms, free drinks, free food, and lots of gambling for which we typically arrive at LAS and grab a cab straight Downtown rarely leaving the Fremont St. Just wondering if anyone has stayed at these hotels and which would everyone recommend? I am 27yrs old and taking my father who is 55yrs old and we are not big gmablers or drinkers but are looking to see and experience vegas

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