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I honestly didn’t think I’d spend much time at Horseshoe this trip.

Walked in figuring I’d look around for a bit and move on, but found a $15 minimum 3:2 blackjack table and somehow ended up planted there for almost 4 hours.

Good rules. Good pace. Didn’t feel chaotic. Just one of those sessions where Vegas does Vegas things and time disappears.

I think I judged Horseshoe too hard before actually giving it a real shot.

Funny thing about Vegas — sometimes the places you’re least excited about end up being the ones you remember.

Anybody else have a casino they expected to hate but ended up liking?

The ceiling, lights, whole vibe makes it feel different.
But man… I don’t know what it is. The table game area just doesn’t do it for me. I always end up wanting to gamble somewhere else.
Anyone else feel that way or am I crazy?

My wife and I have one on Fremont called “Piss or Beer?”
Exactly what it sounds like.

Here’s How Much I Actually Saved 🎰💵
I’ve heard Vegas people talk about this thing forever, so I finally brought one on my latest trip.
Ended up saving over $250 in one trip alone:
✔️ $76 off Binion’s Steakhouse
✔️ 2 FREE tickets to Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club
✔️ 20% off drinks at the show
✔️ Match play at Circa
✔️ Free slot play at Plaza
✔️ Fremont drink deals
Honestly, if you actually explore Vegas instead of staying at one property all trip, the value adds up FAST.
The crazy part? I still had coupons left I never even used.
What’s the best Vegas comp, coupon, or freebie you’ve ever go

Walked through the Flamingo again this trip and honestly… it still has that classic Vegas energy that a lot of newer casinos just don’t have anymore.

It’s loud, a little chaotic, older in spots, but that’s what makes it feel authentic. The casino floor always seems alive no matter what time it is.

I know some people think it’s outdated, but I kinda love that about it. Feels more like “real Vegas” than some of the ultra luxury spots now.

Anybody else still love the Flamingo or is it just nostalgia talking? 🦩🎰

Just ate at Binion’s Steakhouse and honestly… THIS is the Vegas stuff I love.
Not influencer fake luxury.
Not overpriced “Instagram food.”
Just classic Vegas history, incredible Fremont Street views, a legit steak, strong drinks, and that old-school atmosphere you can feel the second you walk in.
You can almost imagine old Vegas legends sitting in that room back in the day.
I’d 100% go back. One of the best dinner experiences I’ve had downtown. 🎰🥩
Anyone else love old-school Vegas spots more than the newer luxury place.