Bally’s Las Vegas Ensures JeffDime doesn’t invoke Tenant’s Rights. Dealing with Stabbings/Shootings next on list.

[Sanlmar]

Tellafriend has a suite at the Atlantis named after him so his standards are a little different than yours and mine.

[JeffDime]

Tellafriend has a suite at the Atlantis named after him so his standards are a little different than yours and mine.

Thanks for the clarification…that makes sense San. I’m all out of reps, but wanted to wish you happy holidays man. Looking forward to 2022. Always enjoy conversing with you.

I guess the irony is while Bally’s is not a shithole, in an alternate universe in which I was compiling a list of the top 10 Casinos to consider invoking your tenant’s rights…Ballys wouldn’t make the cut.

[JeffDime]

Also Country 978 and Tellafriend Happy Holidays to you both. All the best in the New Year!

Off the top of my head here is my 5 most Tenant Invoking Right Worthy properties in Vegas.

1. Cosmo
2. Bellagio
3. Wynn/Encore
4. Aria
5. Venetian/Palazzo

Next 5 is where it gets tough.

[country978]

Also Country 978 and Tellafriend Happy Holidays to you both. All the best in the New Year!

Off the top of my head here is my 5 most Tenant Invoking Right Worthy properties in Vegas.

1. Cosmo
2. Bellagio
3. Wynn/Encore
4. Aria
5. Venetian/Palazzo

Next 5 is where it gets tough.

Paris?

[JeffDime]

Also Country 978 and Tellafriend Happy Holidays to you both. All the best in the New Year!

Off the top of my head here is my 5 most Tenant Invoking Right Worthy properties in Vegas.

1. Cosmo
2. Bellagio
3. Wynn/Encore
4. Aria
5. Venetian/Palazzo

Next 5 is where it gets tough.

Paris?

Without question Paris would be the first Caesar’s property on the list. It may even be number 6. It is probably the only one to crack the top ten. Caesar’s itself is tough to grade because it really is for tourists and the worst bang for your buck. Despite having beautiful rooms. If you have status and use some reward/Comp nights there, then it is worth the clusterfuck somewhat. It may be number squeak in at number 10.

[zealanddonk]

JeffDime was definitely PFA Rookie of the Year in 2020.

I enjoy all Caesars fail stories. Never get tired of reading them.

Bro, PFA Rookie of the year is for scammers and miscreants.

[TheXFactor]

Is Bally's in Las Vegas worth visiting?

The correct answer is FUCK NO!!!

Last time I was at Bally's in Vegas, I saw a seven stars player gambling slots. Sad.

The only thing you should do at Bally's is go outside to the Grand Bazaar Shops and eat deep dish pizza at Giordano's.

[Kalam]

My shitty "room check" experience was at the Rio.

I had just been up all night playing cash (and lost), and I was about to crash into bed, but then I realized they may bother me for the BS room check. This was in 2018 or 2019, so pre-COVID.

Fortunately I saw a maid in the hallway. I asked, "Hey, I don't want my room cleaned, but can you just do the room check part of it, so we get this out of the way?"

I theorized this should work, because the room check can either come in the form of a maid cleaning or via security.

The maid, who barely spoke English, called the housekeeping supervisor. The supervisor agreed to do this. She went into my room, looked around, made a call from my room phone to whatever they have to dial to indicate the room check was done, and said she finished.

I asked her, "Are you sure that's it? They won't bother me again today?"

She assured they wouldn't, but got on her walkie-talkie to verify that they had the room check recorded. They said yes.


I went to sleep feeling funny about it, like Caesars was going to fail again and this wasn't going to work, even though all signs were that it was fine.

Sure enough, 2 hours later, I was awakened by a knock on the door.

"Security! Room check!"

I tried to yell that it was already done, but they couldn't hear me. I got up, still in my underwear and very exhausted, and told them through the door that the housekeeping supervisor did it 2 hours earlier.

"We don't have record of that," they told me. "Please let us in and we will be quick."

I refused. I didn't feel like getting dressed and having all the lights on. I wanted to get back in bed. I wasn't giving in to incompetence.

"No, I'm not doing that. Call the housekeeping supervisor and ask her, if you have to. Do it right outside my door if you're worried about anything. I don't care. Stand there all you want while you check on this. But they already did this, already called it in, and I'm not doing it a second time."

"Sir, can you just open the door and do this again? It won't take long", they answered.

"Again, this was already done and I was sleeping when you knocked. Please check on this. If you absolutely can't verify it, tell the front desk to call me and I'll discuss it with them", I replied.

After about 5 minutes outside my door, hearing them on their walkie-talkies, the female half of the pair (the main one talking to me) said, "Okay, they found it. Sorry for the disturbance", and they walked away.

When I woke up later, I called the front desk and complained about this mess. They muttered some excuse that it was "entered in the wrong system" or some BS like that, and that indeed it was a fault on their end. I told them I was pissed because I had just lost a lot of money and was trying to sleep it off, and put a lot of effort into making sure the room check was done, and this jarred me out of bed and took awhile to resolve. They apologized and put like a $50 food and beverage credit on my bill.

The end.

Is there some kind of rule/law against opening the door for a room check naked? Because if there isn't that definitely seems like the move in that spot.

[JeffDime]

Anonymous Bally’s Employee(s)…

“Management are both incompetent and horrible people”

“They look for reasons to screw with employees/guests for their own enjoyment”

“Employee Morale is at an all time low”

Yes, my Bally’s days are over. RIP.