Hmm, interesting. H is for hotel and Im assuming they kept the 3 letters the same to make the change over easier. The monogram on many items can be kept the same and I doubt the Hilton has a trademark on the the 3 letters as they can mean anything, but who knows? The gf and I go once a week because she love's Benihana. The sports book machines are still there but there are some random machines scattered around that have 8/5 BP, 9/7 DB and 9/6 DDB. They just installed a few flat screen machines with these pay tables. the other machines are still older than dirt. Im not sure if the scattered machines have any good deuces, I dont play the game often so I dont may it point to check that game. Also, the place is a ghost town during the weekday nights its a little spooky by the sports book
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Tom Robertson <007@...> wrote:
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> I don't think so! Their Web site is http://www.thelvh.com/. Nowhere
> do I see "(below "Las Vegas Hotel & Casino") it states: "Formerly Las
> Vegas Hilton." I see that it says that below "LVH – Las Vegas Hotel &
> Casino." My question remains. What does the "H" stand for? If the
> "L" means "Las" and the "V" means "Vegas," isn't "Las Vegas Hotel –
> Las Vegas Hotel and Casino" an even more ridiculous name than "LVH –
> Las Vegas Hotel and Casino?" I still like my theory.
>
> Luke wrote:
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> >Tom's belief is incorrect. Right on their website (below "Las Vegas Hotel
> >& Casino") it states: "Formerly Las Vegas Hilton."
> >
> >Formerly.
> >
> >That means it is no longer Hilton.
> >
> >The Las Vegas Hilton became "LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino" on 1/3/12.
> >
> >On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 12:40 AM, Tom Robertson <007@...> wrote:
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> >> I believe the "H" in "LVH" stands for "Hilton," not "Hotel."
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