I was hoping this place was going to be good. I hung out at the old Montelago several times a week and loved the place. The new casino just doesn't do it for me. The games aren't there and its too lit up. The cocktail service was horrible but that could be due to lack of experience. I doubt the crowds had anything to do with it since there were 3 waitresses for that tiny place. I ran to a few other locals that weren't impressed there. It feels like an upscale neighborhood slot parlor and doesnt have the Vegas Casino appeal.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rob.singer1111" <rob.singer1111@...> wrote:
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> As a follow-up to my questions to the staff about what makes them believe they'll make it this time around during a bad economy when they didn't make it the last time....and, how do they expect to get the locals in when their paytables on vp are nothing special:
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> I did get a callback on Monday, but it was a lap dog saying someone would call me NLT Thursday noon with responsible answers. Didn't happen. Which leads me to believe these people don't really know what it takes to be successful--unless they're just bad communicators, which I'm hoping for.
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> It's a very decent, smaller casino is a fabulous part of LV. It has a touch of class you don't find at very many of these places. If you remember the Hyatt's casino out there then there's another one, but I think this is CML's last chance and it doesn't look good.
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