In a message dated 1/11/08 10:20:10 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
howard.w.stern@earthlink.net writes:
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Robert Pickett <robert.pickett70@...>
wrote:
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> Are there any casinos in Las Vegas that ban smoking? We recently
returned from Vancouver, Canada, where we played at a Casino that
banned all smoking (I think it was called River Rock).As of 1/1/08 all Illinois casinos are smoke-free as there is no
exemption for casinos to the new state law banning smoking in all
public buildings.
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Didn't Iowa also parallel Illinois? Canada casinos went smoke-free what last
January? Atlantic City is what 50%(?) floor space now smoke-free?
Down in Laughlin there are several spots to play decent VP and even table
games in a smoke-free environment. Let's see:
Riverside has the south casino which has a couple of BJ tables and roulette.
The bartops have $1 NSUD (quarters are Illini Deuces) as the best VP play.
Aquarius has a section of old clunkers with playable VP right by the
lobby/foyer.
Harrahs-L has their own smoke-free north casino. Bartops are bad 97% stuff,
but their floor is just fine for VP. They open the table games mid-morning.
My favorite clean air VP play is in the Boiler Room restaurant in Colorado
Belle. These bartops feature Bonus 8/5 from quarter to $5 single line games.
Nevada restaurants are smoke-free. Food starts at 4pm, bar opens at 11am.
Vegas- I thought the Four Queens Chicago Brewing Company would fall under
the restaurant classification, but there is a cigar bar exception to the one
year old state law.
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