| American Casino Guide (2005 Edition) | at least $15/book | | This directory to all U.S. casinos sells for $16.95 (plus postage) through americancasinoguide.com and is often less through overstock.com (with $2.95 shipping for four books). The ACG has a coupon section for Las Vegas casinos that contains many valuable gaming coupons, which on average are worth a total of at least $40.17. On average, these coupons should put you at least $15 to the good for each book played. |
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| Casino Perks Funbook | around $15 | | This funbook sells for $45.00 through casinoperks.com (there are no local Las Vegas offices) and contains gaming coupons with an expected value around $60. |
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| Casino Player Funbook | | A subscription to Casino Player ($24 for 1 year, $37 for 2 years) will entitle you to receive a yearly funbook which this year contains Las Vegas area gaming coupons with an expected value of $18.83. This is the poorest multi-casino funbook for the LV area because all of the gaming coupons are available through other sources, e.g. Las Vegas Advisor and American Casino Guide. But a subscription will supply you with a monthly selection of interesting reading material. |
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| Ellis Island Casino & Brewery | $1.39 | | using the $1 off restaurant coupon distributed on Tu and Th to slot club members 50+, purchase the $1.75 breakfast served 24/7. The entree comes with usual BJ coupon for play as described above. On average and with tax, you'll net $1.39. |
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| Ellis Island Casino & Brewery | | At the restaurant, buying any entree generates a $5 matchplay coupon for blackjack. This particular coupon has an oddity that the coupon is taken on pushes at BJ. This noticeably reduces the coupon's value to about $2.18. If, additionally, the customer uses the coupon from either American Casino Guide or the LVA Pocketbook of Values (two meals for the price of one), the overall savings is terrific. |
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| Flamingo | $1.75 | | purchase a monorail ticket for $3 (single entry ticket) and present same-day ticket with your slot card to receive $5 of slot/vp play. Limited to once per month per adult. |
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| Las Vegas Advisor's Pocketbook of Values | at least $28.12 | | A subscription ($50/year) to Las Vegas Advisor, a monthly tourist magazine about the Las Vegas area, comes with a funbook entitled Pocketbook of Values (2005 edition). Pocketbook contains gaming coupons with an expected value of at least $78.12. There is a limit of two subscriptions per address. |
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| Metro Pizza | | By registering at either 1395 E. Tropicana or 4001 S. Decatur, LV locals will be mailed a monthly flyer. Both you and your significant other should register because the flyer contains puzzle pieces leading to a free large pizza ($14 retail value) every eight months. |
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| MRCGroup | pay for your opinion | | forming discussion groups called 'Focus Groups' of NV resisdents who play poker; phone 360-7797 to participate |
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| Palace Station Hotel and Casino | doughnuts & coffee | | At 7am each morning doughnuts & coffee at generously dispensed at the keno lounge to but only to keno players. To qualify, purchase a $1 one-spot keno ticket which will cost 75 cents on average. So for an average expenditure of 25 cents, you can stuff a good number of doughnuts and drink coffee. The coffee is free 24/7 to keno players. |
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| Station Casinos | $9.48/funsheet | The six Station casinos (Boulder, Green Valley, Palace, Santa Fe, Sunset, and Texas) distribute a funsheet with four 5-10 (any game) coupons ($9.48 value) for use on the Thursdays of May [5/(5,12,19,26)]. The funsheets also offer 3x slot points on the Thursdays of April [4/(7,14,21,28)]. On four Thursdays of June [6/(9,16,23,30)], one can play a free $1 6-spot keno ticket. On the Wednesdays of April and June (except 6/1), one can use coupons on this funsheet for buffets by earning relatively small numbers of slot points. Additionally, the funsheets offer bingo values on every Monday in April, May, and June, except 5/30.
The funsheets are distributed to those 55+ with photo ID and slot card and limited to one per person. Some of the six casinos make a point of entering receipt of the funsheet on the system-wide computer. If the personnel (notably at Palace Station) should fail to do this, obtain additional funsheets until rejected. |
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| Win Cards | $4.82 each use | | One may purchase $15 of non-negotiable chips for $10 at each of the following casinos: Boulder Station (monthly), Cannery (monthly), Circus Circus (monthly), Excalibur (monthly), Fiesta Henderson, Fiesta Rancho (monthly), Four Queens, Slots-A-Fun (monthly), and Sunset Station. One must have or sign up for a slot card at the particular casino. At many casinos, this promotion can be done exactly once. On average, one will be ahead $4.82 with each use of the promotion. |
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