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Lasvegasadvisor Issue 3 $5 ANTHONY CURTIS’ March 2017 Vol. 34 LasVegasAdvisor Issue 3 MONDAYS DARK Get down with the ‘show kids’ … pg. 8 FEES GALORE Are they going too far? … pg. 1 BLACKJACK FOR BLOOD HP takes over a gambling classic … pg. 1 PRIME RIB Best value prime revealed … pg. 5 SUPER BOWL SUMMARY Who got the money? … pg. 10 CASINOS Local (702) Toll Free • 2017 LVA MEMBER REWARDS • † †† Numbers (800) ( 855) ( 866) (*877) (**888) ALL-PURPOSE COMP DINING—“LOCAL CORNER” Local Toll Free Aliante Casino+Hotel+Spa ........692-7777 ............477-7627* 50% off up to $50 (Palms) 2-For-1 Menu Item: Gambler’s Café (Gambler’s General Store), Sagos; Aria ............................................590-7111 ............359-7757†† 2-For-1 Burger or Philly (Home Plate); Pizza Upgrade at Naked City Pizza Arizona Charlie’s Boulder ..........951-5800 ............362-4040 ACCOMMODATIONS Shop; $25 off Dining (Rosati’s); Comped Lunch or Dinner at Sporting Life Arizona Charlie’s Decatur ..........258-5200 ............342-2695 2-For-1 Room (El Cortez); 25% off Room Rate (Mardi Gras) Bar Bally’s ........................................739-4111 ............603-4390* Bellagio ......................................693-7111 ............987-7111** BUFFETS DRINKS Binion’s ......................................382-1600 ............937-6537 2-For-1 Buffet (Aliante Casino+Hotel, Arizona Charlie’s Boulder, Arizona Free Drink Brewers, Kixx, or Havana Bar (Boulder Station); 3 Free Rounds Boulder Station ..........................432-7777 ............683-7777 Caesars Palace..........................731-7110 ............227-5938†† Charlie’s Decatur, Cannery, Eastside Cannery, Fremont, Golden Nugget, (Ellis Island); Free Margarita or Beer (Fiesta Rancho); Free Margarita (Sun- California ...................................385-1222 ............634-6505 Main Street Station, Mirage, Rio, Westgate); 2-For-1 Gospel Brunch (House set Station) Cannery .....................................507-5700 ............999-4899†† of Blues at Mandalay Bay); 2-For-1 Buffet or 50% off one (Boulder Station, Casino Royale ...........................737-3500 ............854-7666 Fiesta Henderson, Fiesta Rancho, Gold Coast, Green Valley Ranch, Or- SHOWS Circus Circus .............................734-0410 ............634-3450 leans, Palace Station, Rampart, Red Rock Resort, Sam’s Town, Santa Fe 2-For-1 Hypnosis Unleashed (Binion’s), Purple Reign (Westgate Las Ve- Cosmopolitan ............................698-7100 ............551-7772* Station, Silver Sevens, Silverton, Suncoast, Sunset Station, Texas Station); gas), Sexxy The Show (Westgate Las Vegas); 2-For-1 or 50% off Beatles Cromwell, The ...........................777-3777 ............426-2766^ the D ..........................................388-2400 ............274-5825 $10 Off Buffet (Planet Hollywood); $10 Off Brunch Buffet (Caesars Palace); Orchestra (Saxe Theater), Recycled Percussion–Chaos & Confetti (Saxe † Downtown Grand ......................719-5100 ............384-7263 25% Off Buffet (Harrah’s) Theater), Nathan Burton Comedy Magic (Saxe Theater), Vegas! the Show Eastside Cannery ......................507-5700 ............999-4899†† (Saxe Theater), All Shook Up (V Theater), Aussie Heat (V Theater), Hitzville El Cortez ....................................385-5200 ............634-6703 CAR RENTAL (V Theater), Las Vegas Live Comedy Club (V Theater), The Mentalist (V Ellis Island (Super 8) ..................733-8901 ............800-8000 Fixed Rate Starting at $34 (Budget Car Rental) Theater), Popovich Comedy Pet Theater (V Theater), V the Ultimate Variety Encore .......................................770-7100 ............321-9966* Show (V Theater), Zombie Burlesque (V Theater); Drink-minimum Mac King Excalibur ....................................597-7777 ............937-7777 DINING (Harrah’s); 25% Off Carrot Top (Luxor); Free Tickets with Box Office charge Fiesta Henderson ......................558-7000 ............899-7770** 2-For-1 Menu Item (Big Dog’s), Siegel’s 1941 (El Cortez), Fat Choy (Eureka Fiesta Rancho............................631-7000 ............731-7333 Marc Savard (V Theater); $10 Off Stripper 101 (V Theater) Flamingo ....................................733-3111 ............732-2111 Casino), Northside Café (SLS Las Vegas); 25% Off Bill in: Top of Binion’s Four Queens ..............................385-4011 ............634-6045 Steakhouse (Binion’s), Mad Onion or Hooters Restaurant (Hooters), Os- RIDES/ATTRACTIONS Fremont .....................................385-3232 ............634-6182 car’s Steakhouse (Plaza); 2-For-1 Entrée or 50% off one in: Freedom Beat Up to 45% off Real Bodies (Bally’s); 25% Off SlotZilla Zip Line (Fremont Gold Coast ................................367-7111 ............331-5334 (Downtown Grand), The Café (Ellis Island), Emerald Grille (Emerald Island); Street Experience); $5 Off High Roller (LINQ Promenade); 2-For-1 Admis- Golden Gate ..............................385-1906 ............426-1906 2-For-1 Entrée in: Market Street Café (California), Fuego or Amigos (Fiesta Golden Nugget ..........................385-7111 ............846-5336 sion to the Eiffel Tower Experience (Paris); 1 Free Game of Bowling at †† Henderson), Sarah’s Kitchen (Klondike Sunset), Bon Temps (Mardi Gras), Strike Zone (Sunset Station) Green Valley Ranch ...................617-7777 ............782-9487 Hard Rock Hotel ........................693-5000 ............473-7625 House of Blues Rest. & Bar (House of Blues at Mandalay Bay), Sterling Harrah’s .....................................369-5000 ............392-9002 Spoon Café (Silver Sevens), Pub 365 (Tuscany); 2-For-1 Lunch or Dinner GAMBLING Hooters ......................................739-9000 ............584-6687†† Entrée in Magnolia’s (Four Queens); 2-For-1 Burger in Le Burger Brasse- $5 Matchplay (Atlantis Reno); $10 Matchplay (Downtown Grand), (Palms); Klondike Sunset ........................826-3866 rie (Paris); 2-For-1 Coney Dog (the D); 2-For-1 BBQ Plate (Ellis Island); $25 Matchplay (the D), (Golden Gate), (Plaza); $10 Slot Free-Play (Bin- LINQ, The ..............................................................328-1888†† Free Fajitas with Entrée Purchase (Fiesta Rancho); Free Pancakes for 25 ion’s), (Downtown Grand), (Four Queens), (Plaza), (Rampart); $5-$100 Longhorn ...................................435-9170 ............800-8000 points in Du-Pars (Golden Gate); $30 Off Dining in Charcoal Room (Palace Slot Free-Play Bonus (the D); $10-$100 Slot Free-Play (Ellis Island); Lucky Dragon ............................889-8018 $10-$1,000 Slot Free-Play (El Cortez); $10 Slot Matchplay (Gold Coast), Luxor .........................................262-4000 ............288-1000 Station); $25 Off Dining in: Sonoma Cellar Steakhouse (Sunset Station), M Resort ....................................797-1000 ............673-7678* Austins Steakhouse (Texas Station); $10 Off Dining in Wild Grill or Brewer’s (Hooters), (Mardi Gras), (Orleans), (Sam’s Town); $10 Bonus for Slot Play Main Street Station ....................387-1896 ............713-8933 Café (Wildfire); $5 Off Dining in the Grand Café (Texas Station); $4 Off (Cannery), (Eureka), (Eastside Cannery); $20 Bonus for Slot Play (Klondike Mandalay Bay ............................632-7777 ............632-7800* Entrée in: Cabo (Boulder Station), Cabo or Pasta Cucina (Sunset Station) Sunset); $25 Non-Negotiable Chip (Ellis Island); $15 Bonus, 4-of-a-kind, Mandarin Oriental ......................590-8881 ............881-9578** 25¢ machines (Big Dog’s); Push on 22 at Blackjack up to $25 (the D); 2-1 MGM Grand ...............................891-1111 ............929-1111 *The 2017 LVA Member Rewards book is available ONLY Payoff on first Blackjack up to $25 bet (Golden Gate), (Silver Sevens); 100- Mirage .......................................791-7111 ............627-6667 with a paid one-year subscription to the Coin Video Poker Bonus (Kilroy’s), (Sagos); 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