Where are you staying in vegas? Many places have tournaments but many don't have any poker too. Depending where your at I can point you to where I play when there.kakacastanho said:
Everything in Las Vegas. Both cash games of all types and sizes as well as tournaments of all sizes and types.kakacastanho said:
I love South Point, and just up the street breakfast at the Big Bear Diner first.Mortis said:
Sadly Sahara closed their cozy little poker room last November. I'm staying there this year since all of the hotel staff were so nice to me when I played a tourney there last year. I was looking forward to being able to play a bit at the cash tables before heading for bed.Mortis said:
I know that I'll still have a fantastic time, and also be able to walk a mile down the street to Vickie's Diner for breakfast. 
Emily Trott said:I love South Point, and just up the street breakfast at the Big Bear Diner first.
Sadly Sahara closed their cozy little poker room last November. I'm staying there this year since all of the hotel staff were so nice to me when I played a tourney there last year. I was looking forward to being able to play a bit at the cash tables before heading for bed.
you can download app from AppStore "PokerAtlas" it shows schedule for all tournaments in Las Vegas in different casinos.kakacastanho said:
Nice work! You're in the book.Mortis said:
I have a listing for 27th place at South Point in 2023. That is when I decided I'd be staying there this year. Excellent customer service. They are the only survivors as the three in the middle are no longer there. I'm going to enjoy exploring because I'm sure that I only saw a handful of the phots they must have of celebrities and other famous people.
Emily Trott said:Nice work! You're in the book.
Last year I was staying at the Flamingo and took the monorail to the Sahara. What impressed me the most about the service was when I walked into the main lobby and asked a handsome young man for directions to the poker room. Instead of describing how to get there, he escorted me all the way to it.
Also, with having stayed at the Flamingo last year, I'll be in the other "bookend" of the Ocean's 11 (1960) heist.
Wow...that is very very impressive...well done!Mortis said:
I can understand your missing it because it probably holds that sentimental value for you. Well, at least you had some good times while they were open, and made some happy memories.Mortis said:
Thank you for the reminder about the Golden Nugget. Hopefully their March schedule will be the same as January's so I can go over there Tuesday or Wednesday night while I'm in town.That is gorgeous, and definitely the place to relax and unwind. The wood ducks reminded me of where I grew up, though these were much tamer and liked posing for pictures.Mortis said:
We lived on a river and would see the ducks passing by. One year we even had a mother wood duck raise her young in one of our trees by the river. 
Emily Trott said:Wow...that is very very impressive...well done!
It must have been a perfect place to stay for poker with the Horseshoe across the street on the south, and Caesar's to the west.
Well, at least you had some good times while they were open, and made some happy memories.
That is gorgeous, and definitely the place to relax and unwind. The wood ducks reminded me of where I grew up, though these were much tamer and liked posing for pictures.
That would be a beautiful location to take your vows.Mortis said:
You make a really nice looking couple, and wherever you chose to get married I'm sure that you'll live happily ever after.