the best place to play in texas hold - em tournaments in las vegas is?
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it is so popular right now everyone has thier hand in it\ni would probably just go down and see for yourself\ni mean see what is your kind gaming envioronment
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There are some great courses in WV, Stonewall Resort is nice and not too expensive, also I am a huge fan on Bel Meadows in Harrison County a great course for the long hitters
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Things to remember:\n1.Drinks are free when you’re gambling. Sitting at a bar and playing a few dollars in a poker machine will get you a free drink. Sitting at a machine in the casino will get you the same. Tipping the waitress or bartender a dollar or two will keep her coming back. If you walk up to the bar and order drinks, you’re going to pay lots more, even for soda or bottled water.\n2.Player’s Cards: Before you begin gambling, get a player’s card. Most places offer sign up deals (a coffee cup, a free meal, assorted coupons). If you get a card where you’re staying and you use it while you’re gambling, you can “save” the points and use then toward your room when you check out. Some casinos will combine accounts for married couples, some don’t. I always get a card in my name and ask for a second card. I play with one and my husband plays with the other. That way all the points are going to one card, and accumulate faster. Plus … you’ll get offers in the mail for your next trip!\n3.Beware of time-share people! As you walk through the hotels and along the strip, you’ll be approached by people who want to give you free show tickets, free tours, free meals, etc. These are time-share sales people. They promise freebies in exchange for an hour of your time. I warn everyone about this but some people just don’t listen. A friend of mine decided an hour of her time was worth giving up in exchange for a show. So her and her husband accepted, were put on a bus and taken to a “presentation” and weren’t bought back for SIX hours. Their only escape would have been to take a cab back to the strip but that would have been expensive and they wouldn’t have gotten their “free” show tickets. The best way to get these people to lose interest in you and move on to the next person is to say, “Thanks, but we’re leaving tonight.” \n4.Free Pulls: Some of the casinos offer “free pulls” on a special slot machine as you walk in the door. There are usually no strings attached, you pull the lever and win something. Usually it’s a key ring or a hat; sometimes it’s a free buffet. Sometimes it’s a coupon for a “fun book” (a book of coupons for that casino). To get the fun book, you can be sure you’re going to have to walk to a far, far corner in the casino. They want to get you WAY inside. \n5.$40 for $20: Some casinos offer $40 in slot play for $20. What they don’t tell you is that it’s on a bank of “special” machines, and you can’t cash out for cash. Instead, you play the $40 and then choose a prize based on the credits. So before you hand over your $20, take a look at the prizes being offered. If there’s something in there that’s worth paying $20 for – have fun. If not, keep walking.\n6.Valet: If you’re going to be renting a car while you’re there, valet parking is the way to go. For a $2 tip, you can park at a hotel or casino and visit the nearby hotels and casinos.\n7.Bus: If you use the busses that run up and down the strip, put your wallet in your front pocket. Vegas is the favorite vacation spot for pick-pocketers, too.\n8.Cabs: Cabs are more expensive than a bus, but faster and less waiting. Almost all hotels have a cab line outside one of their doors, a line of cabs waiting for the next fare. A hotel employee will whistle for the next cab in line when you ask for a cab. \n\n\nThings to see (and most are FREE!):\n1.The Freemont Street Experience: Every night there is a light and music show that stretches for blocks. It’s an amazing thing to see … and it’s FREE. Freemont Street is in downtown Vegas, you’ll need to take a cab if you don’t have a car. The street is blocked off from traffic and you can stand in the street and look up and watch the show. (Another place to keep a close check on your wallet.) There’s a different show every 30 minutes, beginning at 8:00 or 8:30 PM. Show times and pictures can be seen at: http://www.vegasexperience.com/  Be sure to
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I go out there 2-3 times yearly and it always changes.  Whatever casino I did well in last trip will normally stink this trip.  You just need to move around.  If a machine isn't keeping you even after 3 or 4 fills, move on.
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NYC is OK but if you really want to see some \nFREAKS ,TWEAKS AND GEEKS \ntry Las Vegas on a Saturday night .\nwe got em all here
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Las Vegas is the place to party hardy baby!!  What happens in Vegas always stays in Vegas!!
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How about the all-night Titleist shop on top of the Golden Gate Bridge?  What a great place for a driving range.
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I saw lines on NCAA hockey betting at the MGM Grand. Go to the Sportsbook: it's an unbelievable sight: at least 200 Plasma TVs all playing different games in different sports.\n\nHope you get lucky!
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Tao, at the Venetian, is currently "the" hot spot in town, with a decor scheme I call "a post apocalyptic Bhuddist Temple," a great dance floor (if you can find room on it to actually dance) and plenty of cool, vibe-y spaces to drink, party, and enjoy.  Jet at The Mirage is the newest club from the same people who do Light at Bellagio (also a great club).  It's got several different rooms and dance floors on multiple levels.  Tryst is the new club at Wynn Las Vegas, replacing their first failed attempt La Bete.  It's a little more "grown up" but still has a terrific vibe and the look of the club is very dramatic.  Also consider Body English at the Hard Rock, definitley one of the more popular clubs in town right now.  And if you want something a little different, try Ivan Kane's Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay - small club, no formal dance floor, but the energy is fantastic and the place is a lot of fun.  Enjoy!
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I've played a bunch of golf down there also.  Good answers by Down Under -- I agree with them all.  I can also recommend The Witch, although it is less forgiving of crooked shots, it is a wonderful experience and the crew has treated us well every time we've played there.\n\nOne good tip that I learned over the years.  If you're looking for spontaneous deals, you can stop in at one of the huge golf superstores in the morning or early afternoon, pick up a dozen balls (or whatever), and ask them which courses are having after-12 specials that day.  It's a great way to save enough to pay for supper!\n\nHave fun!
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http://www.pokerstars.com\nhttp://www.partypoker.net\n\nI've been playing online poker since before the craze hit a few years back.  It is safe, and fun if you are into poker.\n\nMost credit card companies do not allow direct deposits into poker accounts.  You will need to go through a third party vendor such as http://www.neteller.com or http://www.firepay.com\n\nThe payments are easy, you select cash out, and they usually honor their payout policy to the T.  Typical payout policies are within 24 hours, and some are even instant.\n\nThese sites are under heavy scrutiny, and as such are quite secure these days.\n\nHave fun and enjoy!
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Menominie Falls has a nice course.  I won a tourney there,  Eu Claire also has 2 or 3 courses that are nice.  The PDGA (professional disc gold assoc.) website has a course directory.  It can tell you where all the course in any state are
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If you will travel to Texas, USA, I will play golf with you.  Golf rocks!
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In my humble opinion, and with the experience of having played more than 400 courses worldwide, I would say that Shaughnessy Golf Club is the purest test of golf in the Vancouver area. It is a classic design that doesn't need gimmicks or trickery, but you will hit every club in the bag. I know it's private, but if you get the chance to tee it up there, I highly recommend it.
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If you buy in vegas now you will be buying at the high end of the spectrum.  Are you buying as in an investment?  Or for personal residence?   The most undervalued markets are in Texas.  Houston, Dallas, El Paso, San Antonio and College Station being the most undervalued. Its not a totally bad idea, being vegas is one of the most sought after cities to live in.  Just buyer beware.  You could be stuck with an overpriced property and trying recoup your intial investment would be a problem if the market goes south.  Do your due diligence, make sure you buy a property that is undervalued and needs some TLC, invest in some sweat equity.  Don't ever buy a property for the going price.  It takes time to find such a property but its a much lower risk if you do that!  Good luck
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