What Would it Take for You to No Longer Go to Vegas?

You guys are gonna hate me for this

if Vegas banned carrying open containers on the strip, I would probably stop going.

There is absolutely nothing like drinking an ice cold coors light while walking down the strip lol.

 

Well, yes there is. Drink a real beer!

 

Damn, beat me to it. lol

 

Actually, regardless the chosen beverage, that ritual is kinda cool when you think about it, if you're a degenerate like moi.

 

I'd quit coming if Vegas stopped 'changing.' As it is now, there are always at least a few new and different attractions/events/restaurants to try on our annual visit. Since Vegas will hopefully always change, that means I will be visiting for a long time to come. Yippee!

 

If the vib in Vegas changed I would no longer go. I go to Vegas to gamble...why dont I gamble locally you may ask...we its totally different in Vegas.

When you win in Vegas, anyone around you is happy for you. Here in AZ if you win at the local indian casino, everyone around you looks at you like you stole their win...no one is happy for you... no one say congrats...nothing. It really takes the fun out of it


I probably wouldnt go if the price of rooms went way up either..

 

Changes in baccarat rules/atmosphere where things are less liberal. Like you are not allowed to record the shoe and you must rely on the scoreboard. You have to play every hand to move the shoe. Any restrictive rules like this I would not step into Vegas anymore.

At the moment I am somewhat afraid of this:

http://www.vegaschatter.com/story/2014/4/16/11398/9249/vegas-travel/High+Roller+Financial+Disclosure+May+Be+Coming+To+Casinos

 

No free drinks and no smoking in our room would be a deal breaker for us, period!

Next up, bad gambling rules and VP + excessive tight slots. Add to that excess fees gone out of control, and that would eventually tip the scale after a visit or two.

There are other places to go. And you would say.... But it wouldn't be like the Vegas experience.

Yup, I would say, it's not Vegas, just not the way you are thinking of it. :evillaugh

For I can smoke, free drinks, not get fee's to death, and better gambling. Yup, it's not Vegas.

 

1. If 3:2 blackjack disappeared.
2. If the casinos started charging a vig to get a blackjack hand dealt (like the Oklahoma Indian Casinos do).
3. If it ever stopped being fun.
4. If I couldn't get a comped or very inexpensive room.
5. If free drinks and/or 'smoking permitted' ever went away.