Colorado-Vegas-Bahamas

[Ben RosenthalKeymaster]

My three destinations in the month ahead. I’ll report back on how they are. I haven’t been to Colorado before, and Vegas is always extremely competitive but still beatable (and fun!). The Bahamas doesn’t have tons, but I usually do pretty well there (Baha Mar and Atlantis).

[NickelsParticipant]

It’s been a little while since I’ve been to Colorado for AP. But stay hydrated and prepare for lots of walking at high altitudes, Black Hawk/Central City is something like 8,000ft above sea level. and it’s mostly a walking type of town, it would be really tedious to drive around to all the parking lots. I don’t know where you’re staying, but parking at Bally’s is usually a good option since it’s pretty centrally located.

Notes from my last visit; Ameristar was pretty barren, Lodge was mildly paranoid about slot hustling and Monarch tends to get new games early from IGT.

I do know that Black Hawk tends to be a lower RTP market compared to some other destinations.

That’s from over a year ago though, no notes on Cripple Creek. There are two tribal casinos that often get overlooked down in the four corners area, but it’s pretty far out of the way for a short visit to Colorado.

[Ben RosenthalKeymaster]

Great stuff. Thanks for the primer.

[Nickels]

On Nickels said

There are two tribal casinos that often get overlooked down in the four corners area, but it’s pretty far out of the way for a short visit to Colorado.

Out of the way. Usually much easier to find a play with less competition.

[Ben RosenthalKeymaster]

That can often be the case for sure. I’ll be gambling most of the trip, so I’ll try to check out as many casinos as I can when I’m there.

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