I'd second the Four Queens for sure. I've only comped there with mailers, but call and ask for a host and see what kind of daily ci you would need. It can't be much, they and the sister property Binions both sent the wife 2 free nights WEEKENDS and $20 fp for what must have been less than $500 ci. They got your JOB in .25 and 1.00 and a .25 10/7 db prog. They also have ddb at bar with prog. It's not fancy but get a south tower room and you are out of the room and on Fremont in 2 minutes, which I like.
Sure, Boyds is a little nicer. But you are going to have to give them more play.
Don't forget the first time players promo bonus fp ar LVC/Plaza. Best promo I know of. At Plaza play it on .50 JOB right next to the Alice in Wonderland slots. Has the entertainment value of watching asian street bums fight with crackheads over $2 EV.... Bottom feeder slot wonging at it's best.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "tomflush" <tomflush@...> wrote:
>
> The four queens downtown has a good selection of games, and easy comps. Next
> door is Fitzgeralds, and they are another viable option.
> best...Tom
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "vprog42r" <vprog42r@...>
> To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 8:26 PM
> Subject: [vpFREE] Planned Vegas Trip
>
>
> > I'm hunting for a single casino where I can play VP with the only object
> > to get comped for my room and food. My bankroll is limited, perhaps
> > $3,000. Certainly I don't require an expensive room or 5-star dining!
> > Maybe $5.98/night would be OK, as long as the dogs weren't too loud. Oh,
> > and kibbles and bits are OK, too. In truth, as many casinos as there are
> > in Las Vegas, I really do expect to find a single destination that I can
> > start with, and I'd figure out improvements with time. I'd play slowly at
> > first, but would practice a whole bunch before I go to Vegas. Game? I
> > believe I'd like Jacks or better, or DDB... They have that at the Indian
> > casino not far from my home.
>
