If you are - hit up the Rave Brunch at Lavo.
Make sure to schedule an IV treatment around 4.30/5pm.
Get a table for dinner at Delilah, at the Wynn. Wagyu beef Wellington is absolutely insane.
(Also, watch the payouts on the tables - they've switched several of the floors and setups around post-COVID. A lot more 6 to 5s around. DO NOT. We had a guy in our crew that was on a budget, so to speak, and wanted to play lower marked games ~ $25 tables. Best thing to do there is to play "some" on those lower marked tables at night just to goof around -- but know you can play better tables, payouts during earlier morning shifts at lower marks. The table I was playing on the night before was a $300 double deck table, allowing splits, paying 3:2. He and I sat down after brunch the next morning, and it was only $10 or $20. As long as you stay there, you can legally play ALL NIGHT AND DAY at $10/hand... ) I'm kind of handcuffed to the Wynn now - and they have slipped even more in blackjack IMO.
(Oh - and if you are going to any of the "dance" clubs --- be extra careful. Had a buddy of mine get his pocket picked by one of the "dancers". She bumped him by basically leaning on him while he was sitting at a table, asking him if he wanted to dance, and went thru his jacket pocket. He realized what she'd done as he was going to pay for a drink. He had something like $800/$1000 in cash on him... gone. He raised a fuss, only to get thrown out. He got back to the casino, and told me what happened. It was at the Crazy Horse.
He got back to the Wynn and the dealer/pit boss actually overheard the story and called the manager of the suites, who actually offered to send the head of Wynn security over there to manage the situation. (which was kind of cool actually). I told him you'll never see that girl or the money again/lesson learned --- Always carry your cash deep in your pants pocket - and check it every two minutes.. and "No conversation has ever ended with "Yeah, that Las Vegas strip club bouncer cleared everything right up!".
You are welcome.
Make sure to schedule an IV treatment around 4.30/5pm.
Get a table for dinner at Delilah, at the Wynn. Wagyu beef Wellington is absolutely insane.
(Also, watch the payouts on the tables - they've switched several of the floors and setups around post-COVID. A lot more 6 to 5s around. DO NOT. We had a guy in our crew that was on a budget, so to speak, and wanted to play lower marked games ~ $25 tables. Best thing to do there is to play "some" on those lower marked tables at night just to goof around -- but know you can play better tables, payouts during earlier morning shifts at lower marks. The table I was playing on the night before was a $300 double deck table, allowing splits, paying 3:2. He and I sat down after brunch the next morning, and it was only $10 or $20. As long as you stay there, you can legally play ALL NIGHT AND DAY at $10/hand... ) I'm kind of handcuffed to the Wynn now - and they have slipped even more in blackjack IMO.
(Oh - and if you are going to any of the "dance" clubs --- be extra careful. Had a buddy of mine get his pocket picked by one of the "dancers". She bumped him by basically leaning on him while he was sitting at a table, asking him if he wanted to dance, and went thru his jacket pocket. He realized what she'd done as he was going to pay for a drink. He had something like $800/$1000 in cash on him... gone. He raised a fuss, only to get thrown out. He got back to the casino, and told me what happened. It was at the Crazy Horse.
He got back to the Wynn and the dealer/pit boss actually overheard the story and called the manager of the suites, who actually offered to send the head of Wynn security over there to manage the situation. (which was kind of cool actually). I told him you'll never see that girl or the money again/lesson learned --- Always carry your cash deep in your pants pocket - and check it every two minutes.. and "No conversation has ever ended with "Yeah, that Las Vegas strip club bouncer cleared everything right up!".
You are welcome.
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