Casino Review Part 1 - Casino Review
(1)AS A VISITOR to Las Vegas casts an eye northward along the glittering thoroughfare known as The Strip, he may see, at a service station to his left, a neon sign with this blackjack casino message: FREE ASPIRIN ASK US ANYTHING. The visitor may not discover until he leaves town that the reverse side of the sign also has a message. It is, FREE ASPIRIN & OUR TENDER SYMPATHY.
Casino Review Part 2 - Live Casinos
(2)"I lost $8,000 in three months," he recalls. "At the time I said anyone coming to this town ought to have his head examined."Disregarding his own advice has made Clark rich. He is today a partner in the group which owns the big Desert Inn and Country Club on The Strip and other casinoGambling reviews and hotel properties
Casino Review Part 3 - Casinos
(3) "In this business," says Alex Goldfine, casino manager at El Rancho Vegas, "you have to protect yourself. After all, this is money, and wars have been started over money."
Goldfine, by the way, might as easily be taken for a druggist as one of the shrewdest inside men in gambling. Small, late-fiftyish, clothed in businessmanīs blue, he reveals the tensions of his profession only in the keenness of his eyes.
Casino Review Part 4 - Vegas Casino
(4) In early 1993, the Las Vegas Adviso1r ran a story about the Queen of Ku Pon staying in Las Vegas for 50 nights and only paying for one. A ITllonth later, a man wrote to the Advisor, commenting that staying for almost two months in Las Vegas Hotel rooms sounded about as fun as having a root canal.