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Posted: #26
Flamingo and Ballys are good for free drinks!
 
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Posted: #27
I had no issues getting drink tickets at the westgate. Didn't even have to bet too much. Orleans also is ok, But more towards horse racing than sports.
 
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Posted: #28
I have been getting free rooms at the Linq. I sit at the sports bar with my back to the book. It has some TV's and the bartenders are right there. They have .25 video poker on the bar (5/6 ugh) and if you act just a little like you are playing the drinks flow pretty good.

If I plan on being there for a while ( none as getting drunk)  I TIP THEM $5 OR $10 RIGHT OFF THE BAT WITH THE FIRST DRINK AND A HUNDRED IN THE MACHINE.

Trust me, this will get the drinks flowing and keep them off your back. You do not have to play the whole $100 but it looks really good and they are happy to have a paying customer. I will then usually just tip them out another 5 when I am done.

It sure beats $6.25 the other suckers are paying for their drinks as they walk up to the bar and wait for 20 minutes.
 
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Posted: #29

Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:

49er-Did you walk around the Bellagio and look at what is hanging on the walls? I'm surprised the book doesn't have a dress code.Go to a real sportsbook.

great tip im so glad you decided to comment

 
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Posted: #30
The days of free drinks in the sportsbook are over with.  There is not a place in Vegas where you can get one now.  You either need a ticket or you have to pay,
 
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Posted: #31

Was just at westgate October 2019. Make sure you go to a window with seasoned tellers. I've sat next to dudes with 45 dollar bets and they have a couple of comp tickets with them. My experience is the younger tellers will not even mention anything. The older tellers will just hand you a couple without asking. Than again I was putting no less than 100. I was given 5 at 1 time for putting down 500, however I even put 500 with the younger tellers and they still don't mention anything about drinks. When they just give it to me I tip. As others have said just ask. It will not hurt. I don't know what kind of response you're going to get putting 10 to 20 dollar bets though. 

 
 
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Posted: #32

First post in several years, as I was checking a thing or two out with my profilt... but I just walked out of the South Point a bit ago. Generally speaking they will give you a drink ticket or two on any bet of $20 or more and will ask you (2 or 3 if $100 or more)...if you tip a few bucks when making a bet, they will fire you a few more drink tickets than they would if not. Those are stamped now and alas, expire about 2 or 3 days after you make the bet. But if you bet and drink there one night and plan on returning a day or two later (or are staying on property) then you can rathole a few if need be.

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