Las Vegas Advisor

Insider’s guide to Las Vegas, baby. & Amazing coupon offers. No brainer here.

Was a member since day 1, subscriber for years. Wrote a letter asking how they chose their question of the day because they keep posting they need new questions and the ones they post are not interesting to the majority of people. After months, received a snotty, unprofessional response from Jessica Roe who has such thin skin she took my question as a personal insult to her. If the shoe fits… some people will never, ever get what Customer Service means and she is at the top of the list. Will now unsubscribe.

I went here to get my Las Vegas Advisor (LVA) Pocketbook of Value (POV). It includes 132 (this year) coupons and offers for places in and around Vegas. I stop in here 2 or 3 times a year for other various gaming books that are value priced from time to time. The selection of books and their price tag varies throughout the year. I snagged a great poker book for a few bucks on clearance that normally retails for around $ 25.
In my experience, the staff is always friendly and helpful. There is never a wait and they get you in and out quickly.

im definitely a fan, its a coupon book for 30 bucks last a ful year there are always high end buffets for half price so you easily make your money back on the buffet alone, there are some deals on hotels as well, have used it all over the city. if you are a vegas local i would say check it out

The Advisor is a great news… letter that comes out every month. To cut to the chase, they also are online:
The newsletter itself is very small for what you pay for it. But it’s very dense with information. Anthony Curtis is the resident gambling genius! For over a decade! Once he drew attention to a small bar because they set their payoffs 1−2% lower than all the others in the valley. Anthony was the only person to go nuts over this as the masses of people he… advised didn’t seem to pay attention at this incredible incident.
It’s known for posting a now world famous list of 5 og the biggest bargains in town every week. It’s listed the 99-​cent cocktail, $ 3.00 steak and eggs and other graveyard specials. It’s been the forefront of hotels this year that have had dirt cheap room rates around or under $ 20/​NIGHT. In JULY, traditionally the busiest month of the year, along with August.
There is one other newsletter like this that I can’t seem to find on Unilocal.It doesn’t even have a blank listing, so I may start it when I find enough business information.
Las Vegas Advisor is definitely one of the jewels of Vegas.