Slotplaycoupons.com

I noticed the Vegas Values on the ACG website still lists the buy $25 get $40 slot play at the Palms, so I went to the slotplaycoupons.com website. The coupon is good for 90 days from purchase date and according to the terms, you can redeem one coupon every 30 days. Has anybody used these coupons yet - seems like a great deal? I'd assume since the ACG is recommending it, it's legit.

They also have slot play coupons for several NCL cruises and a few other casinos (one I can use is at the Choctaw casino in Durant, Oklahoma - buy $35, get $60). The terms were the same, valid for 90 days, redeem 1 coupon every 30 days.

- Linda in TX

Board member Jazzlover used the coupon last month without a problem.

I bought 2of them and gonna redeem at the Palms today.

Thanks for the feedback - I went ahead and bought them. Every little bit helps.

- Linda in TX

Thanks for the info. Nice to see they're working properly without issues. I'm going to buy one next week since we are only two weeks away.

Wife and i used these last week with no problem. Hope it is still available for our next trip next year.

My question on this is, you give them $25 real money, yet you receive all $40 in Promotional Credits--which you can't cash out, right? So you get the winnings but if you are just losing like crazy, you can't cash out even the $25 original and call it a day.

Right.

The way stuff like this tends to work is just like Freeplay.

And so (although you might also have to activate it with enough money to play one hand/spin with whatever money you want to play it with), then you have to play it through only once and the second that it is played through, you can cash out whatever is left.

And so for example, if you use this $40 on Video Poker, if you play Single-Line at the $0.25 level (that's $1.25 a hand for full coin-in), you could play exactly 32 hands (you actually could keep a count of the hands played by writing down separately the numbers 1-32 and then cross each number out after each hand/spin is played) and it would have to be played through once only and then you could cash out whatever is left of it!

And actually, if you are willing to play a game that offers about a 97% short-term and long-term return and isn't necessarily as volatile as some other games, then you could play Video Blackjack (which may very well end up paying Even-Money [that's 1 To 1 -- instead of the much more preferable 1.5 To 1 that should be found at the Table Game version of Blackjack]).

RecVPPlayer

I used this coupon in July and it worked perfectly. I plan on doing it again in three weeks when I go back.

Good luck.