Wheres the best place to get a couple tickets for absinthe? Just get them from the ticket booth in front of caesers on the day of?

Hey guys and girls. I am an Irish/American citizen and am wondering how long I could stay and play cash games in Vegas before I have to file for tax deductible from winnings?Also how does tax on poker winnings work in Nevada?I have been living outside the US for many years fwiw.

http://www.tix4tonight.com/vegas-shows/

How long you stay has nothing to do with tax requirements.

So how does it work then?If i'm there for a week i'm supposed to pay tax on winnings?

Check the Poker Legislation forum there is a sticky for how to handle taxes internationally.

Any Brits watching this Trevor McDonald documentary about Vegas? Been pretty entertaining watching even if it's obviously aimed at an audience of non-gamblers.

I am now...

I watched the first episode and gave up, terrible stuff. Was part 2 any better? I'll try again on demand if it was.. but part 1 was terri-bad

Part 2 was a lot better. Still only mediocre, but a lot better than part 1.

Looks like the LINQ is here to stay. They landed the big fish, In N Out coming to the LINQ Promenade:
http://vitalvegas.com/in-n-out-burge...inq-promenade/

interesting - I'm staying in one of the cabana rooms there this summer! never had in and out...

Always baffled me why there wasn't an In n Out on the Strip.

In-N-Out is pretty overrated IMO. It is a decent burger, but that's about it.

If it is overrated or not doesn't matter. It is a big deal. Until they oversaturate the market like Krispy Kreme did in the early 2000s.

I like in n out. But not crazy. but I don't think the one on strip charge $3.20 for double double.
To me, in n out is a healthy affordable burger place.
Many states don't have in n out, and probably tourists will eat that place up lol

Healthy?

They're extremely picky about their locations, they don't franchise, and lean heavily toward spots that have drive thrus or at least parking and can fit a pre-existing, stand-alone design model. There are only a handful that don't fit those criteria, and this will be another. So it's likely a matter of being patient until exactly the right opportunity came along. It's not like they ever would have opened one in some hotel's food court.

There must be one already within a mile west of the strip, you can see the sign from I-15.

Yes, that one on Tropicana has been there for years. It's overrun, too, since it's right by the Strip.

hi 2+2 community. we would like to visit Vegas in the next year during the WSOP. Can you tell me if budget 1.6-1.8k will be enough to find some nice 2 bedroom house/flat for +/- month. can you recommend some website with short term property renting? if we are looking something for 5-7 weeks what kind of additional cost we should expected e.g. electricity etc.

Have a few questions about live sng during the WSOP. How often SNG's start and where is the best place to play live sng's (including 1 or 2 tables satelites). We're looking for sng's with BI between 50$-200$.

Whole ton of WSOP housing posts/threads around here.

Only place for satellites will be the Rio.

vrbo.com is what I use for vacations, not sure if it is as good for longer than a week (never used it in Vegas), but all rentals would love to be booked up solid for 5-7 weeks if possible.

The wife and I are coming back into town in a week, and staying until January 5th or so. Wondering if there are any indoor pools. We'ld like to spend some pool time, but it's too chilly to be outside in one. Preferably at a Caesars property, since that is where we're staying and have high level cards, but anywhere on the strip or downtown would do.

Neither one of us can recall seeing an indoor pool anywhere in Vegas, just outdoor ones.

Thanks in advance,

Lee

A quick search only came up with one. From Trip Advisor:

Official Description (provided by the hotel)
The Platinum Hotel and Spa is non-smoking with no slots or tables; a sanctuary located near the action (just a block from the Las Vegas strip) with the look and feel of a trendy boutique hotel. Specializing in personalized service and offering an intimate spa, it's own restaurant and lounge, with an indoor/outdoor pool and spacious lounging deck, the Platinum offers only spacious suite rooms.
Additional Information about Platinum Hotel and Spa

Address: 211 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169
Location:United States > Nevada > Las Vegas
Price Range: $137 - $259 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Hotel Class:4 star — Platinum Hotel and Spa 4*
Number of rooms: 255

Some health clubs and park districts have indoor pools.