Last year I stuck pretty exclusively to the blackjack tables, and only did a small amount of slots gambling which I had mixed experiences with. I’m heading to Vegas April/May next year for the 2nd time, I’m not normally a huge gambler but it’s all part of the fun in Vegas.

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