Has anybody been there yet? Is it open? I take it that's the same management and the same players club like in Henderson?
Has anybody been there yet? Is it open? I take it that's the same management and the same players club like in Henderson?
Originally posted by: Boris Radtke
Has anybody been there yet? Is it open? I take it that's the same management and the same players club like in Henderson?
They recently opened. I saw a pretty good promo on their website: $100 loss refund. I presume that if you play and lose $100, you can get it back it free play credits. But...today only.
VPFree2 shows shit VP, with only a few 98% games, and those are $1 denom. Their .25 and below must be horrible. That's surprising, given their location, in a part of Vegas where so many people's gambling bankroll is fifty cents or less.
It looks like their players' club is the same, but I don't know if points earned at one place can be used at the other.
thanks for that info, Kevin. I also realized that the Long-Horn/Big-Horn company is actually offering lousy games in questionable locations. Obviously the people that go to such casinos lack the understanding that good games are better than bad games (for their bankroll). Each one his own. Which brings me to the Eureka Casino on East Sahara. There are good games, yes, but the club value is so bad that even good games all over sudden are not so good anymore. Still I might give it a try next time when I'm in town because they have some good promos on their website, and with the LVA coupon the meals are quite inexpensive.
Originally posted by: Boris Radtke
thanks for that info, Kevin. I also realized that the Long-Horn/Big-Horn company is actually offering lousy games in questionable locations. Obviously the people that go to such casinos lack the understanding that good games are better than bad games (for their bankroll). Each one his own. Which brings me to the Eureka Casino on East Sahara. There are good games, yes, but the club value is so bad that even good games all over sudden are not so good anymore. Still I might give it a try next time when I'm in town because they have some good promos on their website, and with the LVA coupon the meals are quite inexpensive.
Eureka has a few decent promos, such as a good senior day. Also, you don't see 90% of the promos they do offer on their website. A lot of them are only announced/notified in mailers to locals, though anyone is eligible. They actually keep a paper list handout at the cage of what the promos for each day are.
It's a weird little place but if you're in the know, it offers some really good deals and promos. And Fat Choy is always good for a nice meal. There are a few good games--not many, but the place is never that crowded.
Here's a for-instance. They have a deal, Mon-Fri, wherein one specific meal gets you $10 in free play--and the meal is in the $9-12 range, depending on the day of the week. So there's a basically free lunch.
Their vibe seems to be locals and repeat business, as one of their best promos is based on how much you played the previous month. But everybody gets the $25 free play signup bonus, which can be used concurrently with the LVA coupon. So definitely worth at least one visit.
