Which Casino is better in this list.

In LV.
1.Harrah's,
2.Bally's
3.Flamingo
4. harrah's Laughlin
5. Rio All-Suite Hotel and casino
6 paris LV.

I can stay in one of them for 2 nights. Which Hotel is better? which Casino has the Best rule? which one is the 2nd best and which one has the worst rule?

Last time, I went to Wynn, the dealer told me 6am-10am. they have $25 DD hands free (see all cards) game . the Pen is like 85-88%.( i think is about 10-15 cards behind the cut card) guys, is it the best in LV?

There is an old proverb, "don't crap in the place where you sleep." The idea is that it is somewhat dangerous to stay and play at the same place, as getting backed off, or getting 86'd is bad enough, but if you are staying there, you lose your place to sleep in the wee hours of the morning...

I rarely play where I stay, just to avoid problems. Next time I will get room offers from where I played rather than from where I stayed, and I'll stay at a new place the next trip and then go back and hit the place I stayed last time and get an offer from them later...

Been safe for me and I've not had any horror stories personally about middle of the night rousts...

I do know someone who was tossed from his Harrah's LV room.

At these places the best rules come in the high limit area. Too many 6/5 tables, and at most of the games dealer hits soft 17 and surrender is not available. Other opportunities do exist as there are some weak dealers and pits in those locations.

I would stay at any of them, perahps Paris because of a combination of nicer room and strip location but limit my play there. None of these places offer the kind of game you experienced at Wynn but from Paris you can hit places like Caesars, Mirage, Wynn, Bellagio and other places with some decent rules.

if they find out you are counting cards, they probably catch you on the floor, why in the mid-night?

how do they find out after few hours ?

the Casino will give up some comp points also�� the HOST dept they have some system to count how much YOu can spend in their casino by your bet.

Just like i can have free meals 2 times a day, 3-4 days during my trip. My host told me just sign ROOM CHARGE ,and in the end of the trip, she will take care of it.

if i play at another casino. i might get few points (cash) but the host dont get me that offers i think. that means i have to pay couple hurdands for foods .

When some casinos decide you are an "undesirable" patron, an employee simply changes the computer code for your room key card without bothering to tell you. You don't discover that this has been done until you try to get into your room, sometimes late at night. When you go to the front desk to try to get a replacement key card, security is rounded up. You are told your comps have been cancelled and you are being thrown out, effective immediately. Security goons accompany you to your room and stand there while you pack your bag and depart. There is nothing you can say or do to change their minds. Their actions may be a violation of some states' "duties of innkeeper" statutes, which your attorney can deal with later.

Their actions may be a violation of some states' ��so how about in Neveda?

You can eat where you play usually, just ask for a comp when you color up.

But also, where you play will get you comp offers there for your next trip, so if you have a favorite set of places to play, stay in one and play the others. Next time around, stay in one of the new offers you got and now play at the first again to get more offers from them.

Otherwise you will run the risk of an eviction under bad circumstances, and at the wrong time, you might find it nearly impossible to find another room anywhere. If you can play without getting caught using AP, more power to you... but it can be a real pain to get caught and kicked out..

Never happened to me, fortunately. But happened to a friend of mine that went to vegas with us 3 years ago. Fortunately, he could just move in with us (different casino) without a lot of pain, other than showing up at almost 3am with a sheepish look on his face... :)

... how about in Nevada?

Successfully suing casinos in Nevada is tough, but can be done. I am aware of a five-figure award against a Las Vegas casino that evicted a guest from his comped room late at night after discovering he is not a chump. There are probably other cases.

But in Nevada, the most blatant cases are not necessarily a sure thing. Our state Supreme Court in one case ruled that it is within a police officer's permissible discretion to fabricate evidence in creating phony criminal charges against skilled casino patrons. That and other interesting cases are discussed in Bob Nersesian's book, Beat the Players, which I highly recommend. Disclosure: Bob is my friend and my attorney on casino-related matters.

Which is more lawless, a Nevada or Indian casino.

The obvious answer would be the Indian casino, especially in my home state of California where really no one is watching the store.

What is not so obvious is although there is nothing stopping the Indian Casino from cheating you, throwing you out and just plain abusing you (sure you can sue them in tribal court????), the Indian Casinos that have mostly local players are very careful not to make a scene that would anger the locals and the local officials. While they take all your money they wish to appear good neighbors. At the same time the system is set up in Nevada where the casino, gaming (those who are supposed to be watching the store), the police (those who are supposed to protect you), the courts (those who are supposed to insure justice) all work together for the benifit of those who own the state of Nevada, the casinos.

So for the average conflict between casino and advantage player, I think the Indians have much better manners, but if the thing got way out of hand, you have recourse in Nevada if you want to fight all the way up the court system but no recourse with the Indians unless you believe a tribal court to be impartial.

It should not be close, but it will be unless the team of casino, gaming, police, DA's and many courts are fixed.

The list you had lists all casinos owned by Harrah's. There is a very good chance that if you are caught in one, it would be relayed to the others.
I was a welcome guest at Caesars but several months after Harrah's bought it, I had become unwelcomed. Guess they shared that database and do update it.
Spread your action to other corporations. If you are staying at an HET property, do your agressive playing at a property owned by someone else.

I have not heard of a player yet who was staying at one HET property, got 86d from a different HET property and was told to pack and leave. I do not think they update and share that quickly but use caution.