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I'll be in Vegas for two days in early October.  I'm sick of playing 95% games.  Where should I play VP in Vegas?  Thanks!

I always heard Red Rock.  Never been but that is what they say.  From my expierence I have made a point to play them all.  I have the best luck at Harrahs & Paris.  Downtown has always been bad but the Golden Nugget has a bank 102%.  I think its double bonus 10/7, right in front of the indoor waterslide.  The other end of Vegas where the Luxor, Exacliber blew as well.

We like Red Rock, Samstown and the Orleans.  Good luck to you!

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I love the Red Rock. If you are a senior, go on Weds. all kinds of things going on.

Phil,
A second vote for Red Rock (101%) return machines located at entrances.   Daughter just came back big winner from Red Rock. Also consider Green Valley and the other Station casinos. Palms used to have some 100% return but I'm not sure if they still do with changes. Check shadows' link.

Hit a RF or two for the rest of us.

I'll be in Vegas for two days in early October.  I'm sick of playing 95% games.  Where should I play VP in Vegas?  Thanks!Assuming you like DW, DB or DDB then LV is the place for you as there are plenty of over 100% games out there.Which game do you prefer and we can give you specific places?

I'll be in Vegas for two days in early October.  I'm sick of playing 95% games.  Where should I play VP in Vegas?  Thanks!

My advice, Phil, is to play where you get the best comps and are the most comfortable playing. On the Strip, you will not find great VP pay tables anywhere, but as a casual player with a Caesars/Harrah's or an MGM/Mirage player's card, at least you may get a few comps for your play. I am partial to Caesars, since I usually stay there, and they treat me well. I walked over to Bellagio this last trip, played some, talked with a host, and she gave me $300 in free play just for coming over that day. ALWAYS talk with a host at a strip property after you play, no matter what your level of play is. They realize there is a lot of competition for players on the strip, and usually will 'reward' you in some way (free play, buffet) for choosing their property to play at. Don't be shy - the worst that will happen is they will say "no".  

South Point....with out a doubt.....