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Shuttle Busses

I plan to stay at Harrahs on the LV strip in late March and would like help in locating casino shuttle busses that stop ar/near/within 4 blocks of Harrahs. I do not plan to rent a car (LV traffic is almost as bad as Wash DC area). My experience with LV transit buses is good for getting downtown but very slow on the east and west routes. I am aware that the Sam's Town and Rio shuttles stop at Harrahs. I've tried a number of casino web sites with limited success. Any help on other shuttles especially any that could get me near Monte Legro or Fiesta Rancho would be greatly appreciated (my games are FPDW and DPD).

Also, I have been trying to learn All American on Win Poker for 1 month with limited success (my accuracy percent average is only 91%). I use/try to use a a stategy card and have logged about 20,000 plays @ an average 550 hands per hour. I don't want to play it for real cash until I can get to at least 96%. I'm curious to know how much time/hands others had to practice before they got to a good average and a reasonble speed of at least 500 hpr.

thanks,
Bob

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I plan to stay at Harrahs on the LV strip in late March and would like
help in locating casino shuttle busses ...

Check "LV Shuttles" <http://members.cox.net/vpfree/LV_L.htm>

Any help on other shuttles especially any that could get me near
Monte Legro or Fiesta Rancho would be greatly appreciated.

A city bus to Fiesta Henderson and a taxi to MonteLago is probably
the cheapest way of getting there if you don't have a car.

The "Rancho" city bus from the downtown depot will drop you
at the front door of Texas Station, Fiesta Rancho and Santa Fe.

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On 12 Mar 2005 at 22:28, Robert Romanyshyn wrote:

Also, I have been trying to learn All American on Win Poker for 1

month with limited success (my accuracy percent average is only
91%). I use/try to use a a stategy card and have logged about 20,000
plays @ an average 550 hands per hour. I don't want to play it for
real cash until I can get to at least 96%. I'm curious to know how
much time/hands others had to practice before they got to a good
average and a reasonble speed of at least 500 hpr.

thanks,
Bob

I couldn't begin to guess at how many hours of practice I've put in
on this game, but it's a lot. WinPoker has me at around 206,000
hands, but since I sometimes play multiline, I really don't know how
many original hands that represents. For what it's worth, I've found
that, once I learned the game, I have very little difficulty in
getting "up to speed " on it, even after several weeks (or months) of
not playing it.

I would suggest that you aim for a lot higher accuracy of play than
96%. At that level of accuracy, you are reducing a positive game to
a somewhat negative one. On WinPoker, my accuracy, reported
as "Error Effect on Total Return" is 99.83%, and that figure,
obviously, includes my play when I was stumbling around learning the
game. Now, I am unhappy with a practice session of less than 99.9%
accuracy.

Neil

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Robert Romanyshyn <bobfpdw@y...> wrote: