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All these years I didn't know it existed... a secret Seven Stars lounge at Caesars Palace. I found it by accident when I went walking thru the private gaming salons buried inside the Palace Court table games area. My report: http://alanbestbuys.com/id429.html
Thanks for mentioning this Alan. We will put it on our list of things to do during the 7 star event in August.
I note in the article that there are no private or high limit craps tables at Caesars. Anywhere else in Vegas?
You can have a private table. In the main casino I believe it requires a credit line of $25,000 to have a private table. But most of the players I've seen with private tables have more than that in their rails. Usually they are making $5,000 come bets with odds.Quote:
Originally Posted by House of Orange
In the main casino these private tables show "Reserved" on the minimum bet sign. You might find one or two players there. Sometimes these high rollers bring a friend.
Hi Alan:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
One more reason for someone to buy your Seven Stars Companion card!
If there's a reason to buy a Companion card it will be for the Valet parking at the Augustus Tower and the main entrance -- and to avoid parking charges if Caesars follows MGM.Quote:
Originally Posted by FABismonte
Hi Alan:
Do you know how many guests a Seven Stars player can bring with them to the secret Seven Stars lounge?
FAB
No idea. The one time I looked in no one was checking cards. But the offerings were so poor I didn't even consider staying. I've been back to Caesars several times since I found it and never even thought about going in there again.Quote:
Originally Posted by FABismonte