Originally posted by: SCOTT REYNOLDS
Understand but I always go in January and miss out on offers. I wish the previous years coupons could still be valid.
Frustrating for sure. Back in the day the list used to be released on Dec 15th and that was a pretty hard date. Books were available mid Jan at the latest.
That's now been pushed a couple weeks so Jan visitors likely don't get access unless it's an end of month trip.
Originally posted by: mannydogpro
Frustrating for sure. Back in the day the list used to be released on Dec 15th and that was a pretty hard date. Books were available mid Jan at the latest.
That's now been pushed a couple weeks so Jan visitors likely don't get access unless it's an end of month trip.
No matter when the book is made available and no matter when the coupons expire, someone will be unhappy because the expiration date of the coupons and availabilty date of the book will not coinside with THEIR choice of time to visit Vegas. If you are unhappy with the time the book is available, then consider changing the time of your Vegas visit. If you can not or will not change the date of your Vegas visit, then accept the fact that the book will not be available during the first part of January. That is how it is and has been many years. It is what it is.
Originally posted by: David Miller
No matter when the book is made available and no matter when the coupons expire, someone will be unhappy because the expiration date of the coupons and availabilty date of the book will not coinside with THEIR choice of time to visit Vegas. If you are unhappy with the time the book is available, then consider changing the time of your Vegas visit. If you can not or will not change the date of your Vegas visit, then accept the fact that the book will not be available during the first part of January. That is how it is and has been many years. It is what it is.
Well, that'll tell ya (slap!). Gol-durn complainin' varmint!
are boyd properties going to come back?
Originally posted by: Sandra Newman
are boyd properties going to come back?
I'll lay 10,000-1 against that happening. Both Boyd and Stations have baldly stated a "no steenkin' coupons, no steenkin' bargains" policy/mentality.
The office is a easy find Maybe if you go in person you can get a early
edition
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
I'll lay 10,000-1 against that happening. Both Boyd and Stations have baldly stated a "no steenkin' coupons, no steenkin' bargains" policy/mentality.
We'll have to do this quickly, but I'll take you up on this, I'll put up $10 against your $100,000, obviously put up front, held by a neutral 3rd party certified arbitrator. Game? Or just hot air?
Originally posted by: AKQJ10
We'll have to do this quickly, but I'll take you up on this, I'll put up $10 against your $100,000, obviously put up front, held by a neutral 3rd party certified arbitrator. Game? Or just hot air?
Boyd ever having an LVA coupon again? Yes, I'll lay any price you want. But let's make this reasonable, if only because I can't think of any "neutral third party arbitrator" with whom I would like to deposit any significant sum of money.
Also, the LVA coupons for 2023 are all but done. So here's what I propose: we extend this through 2024. Should Boyd hook up with LVA and offer any coupon for any Boyd property--no matter how chintzy--I'll donate $100 to the charity of your choice, and send you proof. Should that not happen, you donate $10 to the charity of my choice.
Deal?
I think he wanted the 10K:1 odds.
Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
I think he wanted the 10K:1 odds.
Sure. But unless there's a way to put a big chunk of money securely in someone's hands...not possible to execute.
I still do think the odds against Boyd participating in the MRB again are ten thousand to one...or more. After all, just like Stations, they've stated multiple times that there will be no bargains, giveaways, promos, etc. at their casinos. Not any more. That statement was supposed to make shareholders happy...I guess.
