<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ppeter:
I will see you there (again), Dante.
Downtown is fine with us Hawaiians. We get RT airfare, hotel and meals for four or five days for under $300 so long as we stay downtown. But nothing prohibiting us from renting a car and going to/from the strip, if need be.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
good to hear my friend
was a pleasure last time PPeter... I may need to ask you for a NFL preseason pick again
I will see you there (again), Dante.
Downtown is fine with us Hawaiians. We get RT airfare, hotel and meals for four or five days for under $300 so long as we stay downtown. But nothing prohibiting us from renting a car and going to/from the strip, if need be.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
good to hear my friend
Sooth...yes was fun last year it was at the Golden Nugget downtown vegas the food was great ....lots of prizes. I could have done without SHRINK doing the "Congo Dance" THAT I did not have to see, it was a bit UNNERVING.
But other then that it was a blast...we had books sponsor events like a free holdem Tourney and things like that
But other then that it was a blast...we had books sponsor events like a free holdem Tourney and things like that
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SubZaero:
How much did you guys spend last year in general?? Just wondering how many NBA plays I'd have to win to go....
Not including money spent in the tables, just for hotel and food.
Tx.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Not sure on the exact amounts Sub, but I think the rooms were somewhere around 69$ a night (special rate) Food was whatever you wanted to spend...there was an awesome dinner the actual night of the function...very nice in fact
How much did you guys spend last year in general?? Just wondering how many NBA plays I'd have to win to go....
Tx.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Not sure on the exact amounts Sub, but I think the rooms were somewhere around 69$ a night (special rate) Food was whatever you wanted to spend...there was an awesome dinner the actual night of the function...very nice in fact
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dante:
Ppeter...I think Winkyduck gave me his fiest guide
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first off - for me - vegas is a layup - only a 280 mile drive - so count me in - and this time i have to beat tekari in the poker contest (how i finished 2nd i will NEVER know - i NEVER played texass hold 'em before that - just watched it on espn). as for that guide - i think i gave 1 to you - but i also recall a few sitting on tables/chairs after people left.
for those who didn't go last time - it was quite a fiesta! the food was excellent and the scenery in vegas that time of year is stellar.
as soon as we know what weekend in august - that would be great for my bro is gonna get married labor day weekend and i don't know when the bachelor party will be. for me - the 2nd weekend might be best - but not mandatory (HS hoops has a "quiet" period starting in august - usually the 2nd weekend.
Ppeter...I think Winkyduck gave me his fiest guide
first off - for me - vegas is a layup - only a 280 mile drive - so count me in - and this time i have to beat tekari in the poker contest (how i finished 2nd i will NEVER know - i NEVER played texass hold 'em before that - just watched it on espn). as for that guide - i think i gave 1 to you - but i also recall a few sitting on tables/chairs after people left.
for those who didn't go last time - it was quite a fiesta! the food was excellent and the scenery in vegas that time of year is stellar.
as soon as we know what weekend in august - that would be great for my bro is gonna get married labor day weekend and i don't know when the bachelor party will be. for me - the 2nd weekend might be best - but not mandatory (HS hoops has a "quiet" period starting in august - usually the 2nd weekend.
