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Gambling in Las Vegas is exciting, but beware of the traps. The safest way to stay out of trouble is to set a daily budget and be honest with yourself about how much you can afford to spend. Figure this out in the sane surroundings of your home, not in the crazy Las Vegas gambling atmosphere. Set win and loss limits and when you’ve reached one or the other, quit. Las Vegas gambling isn't the only activity, there are lots of other things you can do in Las Vegas. If you like blackjack, but not at $10 and more a hand, leave the strip and head for a smaller "locals" casinos, off the strip. There you’ll find plenty of $5 and even $1 tables. You’ll enjoy the laid-back atmosphere and congenial dealers at low-limit tables. Just don’t be lulled into forgetting that the chips you're playing with are really your hard-earned dollars. You’ll be astounded at the relatively cheap meals offered in Las Vegas. Steak dinner with crab legs for $12.99? Be skeptical. It won’t be a terrific steak, the crab legs might be soggy. And be aware that between you and those famous buffets lies a huge hurdle - the gambling floor. I once had a wonderful breakfast special for $2.99. The low price lured me in, but on the way out I couldn't resist dropping $10 into a slot machine. For $12.99 that breakfast was suddenly not so special anymore! Going to most shows in Las Vegas is not a classy event. Some theaters are designed to jam the most number of people into the tiniest space. You and eleven other persons might get seated at a table designed for eight. In places where there is no reserved seating, the size of your tip determines where the usher will seat you. See video clips of Top Las Vegas Shows & a Wedding Chapel: To find out what show is playing where while you’re in town, pick up one of the free entertainment guides found everywhere. Those entertainment guides often contain valuable coupons for free or half-priced food, gifts and shows. You can even find free gambling vouchers. Las Vegas Style Gambling from Your Home Besides Las Vegas gambling and shopping, there are plenty of other things to do and see in the Entertainment Capital of the World. Many attractions are free or cost relatively little. Practically all of the larger casinos offer things worth seeing or doing. When you've had enough Las Vegas gambling for a while, these are some of the things you can see or do: The canals at The
Venetian, the Roller Coaster at New
York New York, the erupting Volcano at the Mirage,
the Fountain Show at Bellagio,
the Gamblers Hall of Fame at the Tropicana,
and so much more. Las Vegas Gambling Vegas Attractions
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