Video Blackjack and comped drinks.

[Apetro]

Just out of curiosity I'm wondering what places people go to play either video poker or video blackjack? I've read a few articles lately on casinos cracking down on comped drinks, anyone have experience with this?

[dioenqnp]

Every time I went to play poker, I left a lot of money just for a drink. When I complained about this to my friends, they said I was a fool. They said I could use the money to buy a case of whiskey, stay at home, and play poker online. I didn't even think about it before. I hesitated for a long time, because I had never tried to play on online platforms. My friends suggested that I play https://www.score88poker.bid/mobile.php with them so that I could make sure that the feeling of winning is the same. It's just that now I'm also saving on booze. Don't think I'm a miser, just why don't you save some money if you can?

[meoschmaslam]

Anyone ever played Bingo or that's old people game?

[So fresh So clean]

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Agreed. I do the same @ Wynn, Cosmo, Aria, HRH and never had a problem.

[Cirilo Medina]

At the casino lobby bar right inside the Monte Carlo entrance, the bartender flat out said he'd comp as long as I popped a 20$ in the machine. I never noticed ANY bartender paying attention to how much I was betting, and I hit MC, Excalibur, South Point, just to name a few

[fromBtoD]

Same here!

[gdlaws]

Never had a problem, usually tip $5 on first drink then $1 or $2 after that.

[Vegasnoob2014]

Was in Vegas recently. Everywhere offered this deal. MGM, Venetian, Luxor, Caesar's, Cromwell.

And several had no issue with $0.25 bets...MGM was the only one that demanded $0.75 or $1 bets. As long as you're playing, you're drinking.

[Jhaulotte]

Never experienced anyone crackin down. Tip and bet max (at least when bartenders are around) and you will be fine. They won't be giving you free drinks if you bet a quarter per spin and take your time doing it or if you're not tipping