Luckiest Casinos in the US, Private Gaming Open to All, More Vegas Robots & Caesars 1970s vs Today!

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Episode Description

This week a bill passed that paves the way for the most exclusive spaces in Las Vegas to be opened to the public. Previously private gaming salons were reserved for whales, but casinos will now be able to change the rules to open them up to more gamblers. What will happen once the peons are allowed in?

In other news a new Vegas robot may soon be selling you tickets! We also discuss: the luckiest casinos in the US, Caesars suites in the 1970s vs today, another Vegas freeway project beginning, Bellagio's Summer Conservatory, Battista's literal hole in the wall, Carversteak's yummy looking new burger and how Las Vegas imagery changes so quickly.

Episode Guide

• 0:00 1991 Vegas Strip icons
• 1:04 The luckiest casino in the US?
• 2:38 Another Vegas robot - Tickets?
• 3:23 Odds getting worse for electronic table games?
• 5:34 Another 3 year Vegas freeway project begins!
• 7:05 Bellagio’s Summer Conservatory display is here
• 8:20 Battista’s Hole in the Wall suddenly closes for renovations
• 9:50 Caesars suite 1970s vs today
• 10:58 Carversteak’s new steak & egg burger looks delicious
• 12:10 Private gaming salons are now open to all!
• 13:15 Robots & outtakes!

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