We went here on our last trip & played some vp. Signed up for their program. Some interesting things here
You don't get a card; you log in
Got a $25 signup bonus
Only 1 player per account
This was the most interesting. Even though they are owned by Ellis Island; the slot club doesn't link to Ellis Island. Anybody know why?
They have a $9.99 steak special which is served 24/7. It is pretty good. I think it should be a LVA top 10
Where is this place located?
They have multiple locations in Vegas. We went to the one on cactus. Check their website.
I think they have like 11-13 locations around Vegas
Originally posted by: tom
We went here on our last trip & played some vp. Signed up for their program. Some interesting things here
You don't get a card; you log in
Got a $25 signup bonus
Only 1 player per account
This was the most interesting. Even though they are owned by Ellis Island; the slot club doesn't link to Ellis Island. Anybody know why?
They have a $9.99 steak special which is served 24/7. It is pretty good. I think it should be a LVA top 10
The slot club doesn't link to EI because the pub machines aren't owned by EI. A slot route operator called Century Gaming owns them, EI gets a cut of the play, but the slot club is Century Gaming's own Gambler's Bonus. They run a lot of pub and restaurant machines in Nevada.
As a result, CG maintains the machines, drops and counts the revenue, etc, saving the bar from having to do all of that.
David,
Thanks for the info. I guess if the Village Pub owned the machines that would change the licensing rules for the pub as well as the employees. So it is easier to do it this way
