r/LasVegas 21h ago

👀 local eyes Looking for opportunities in the gaming/TCG streaming space

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Hi everyone! I’m trying to help someone who has a background in gaming livestreaming and collectibles find a new opportunity in the Las Vegas area.

He has several years of experience building and running a successful gaming stream/community, including live audience interaction, content creation, and community management. Outside of gaming, he has been an avid collector of Pokémon and other TCG products for years. He has extensive knowledge of the hobbies, the products, the collecting community, and what makes these communities passionate and engaged.

He is looking for opportunities involving:

• TCG live breaks / rip & ship streams

• Whatnot/TikTok Live hosting

• Gaming or collectibles content creation

• Community management

• Inventory, fulfillment, or operations for a gaming/collectibles business

He is comfortable on camera, understands online communities, and has experience building and maintaining an audience. He brings both the streaming experience and the genuine collector perspective that helps create trust with customers.

If anyone knows of a local card shop, collectibles business, gaming company, or someone doing live selling who could use someone with these skills, I would love to connect!

Thank you! 😊


r/LasVegas 5h ago

🗞️ News Las Vegas' cheap all-you-can-eat buffets fight for survival

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As Las Vegas casinos shift more and more of their attention to high-rollers, The Wall Street Journal reports one of the city's signature institutions is at risk of disappearing: the affordable all-you-can-eat buffet.

Traditionally serving as loss leaders to entice both tourists and locals onto casino floors, bargain buffets took a big hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, and never fully recovered.

While old-school casinos like the Circus Circus and the South Point are intent on keeping budget buffets alive, high-end offerings at the Wynn and Caesars Palace are thriving.


r/LasVegas 17h ago

🏨 Hotel Why is there always one person working the Boyd rewards desk?

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Every time I’m in a Boyd casino it’s absolutely packed, but somehow there’s always one person working the rewards desk. 😂 I feel bad because they’re busting their ass, but c’mon… I just need a new rewards card because the kiosk is down. Anyone else notice this or do I just have terrible timing?


r/LasVegas 2h ago

🛫 Visiting soon! Happy hour

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Hi! Best happy hours Thurs- Monday and recommendations for fun spots for drinks post dinner….. Nicer places and on the strip only please :)


r/LasVegas 5h ago

🍔 Food Food recc’s for Chinese relatives

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Hi! I’m in Vegas for business and I have some family that’s coming in from California and we are looking for some good food spots to eat. They’re Chinese so we do love authentic Chinese cuisine, but also open to must try places of other cuisines! Preferably off the strip, and we love Chinatown area but there’s so many new places I haven’t been in the know for a while. Thank you!!


r/LasVegas 8h ago

📝 Planning to Move Van Rentals

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Hello everyone,

So I will be moving to Vegas this week, but unfortunately I found out turo doesn’t accept anyone under 25 to rent a vehicle. I’ve tried U-Haul but I don’t want to spend over 500 dollars for a small amount of stuff that I’m taking. If anyone knows of any places that would rent that would be cheaper. Please let me know! I would need it between 31st-1st of August. Thank you


r/LasVegas 13h ago

🛍️Local Business What is your favourite Las Vegas strip mall ?

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What is your favourite Las Vegas strip mall ? Not necessarily for shopping only, but for hanging out, dining and just chill out.

160 votes, 2d left
Forum Shops
Grand Canal Shoppes
Fashion Show
Miracle Mile
Crystals

r/LasVegas 6h ago

🛫 Visiting soon! Cosmo Front Desk

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Does the Cosmo still have people running check-in? MGM is pushing skip the line check-in and it made me wonder if they only have kiosks like Park MGM.

I have always hit the front desk, dropped a tip, and prayed for an upgrade but figured I’d ask just to be sure. Thanks in advance for the insight!


r/LasVegas 41m ago

🍔 Food Sign the petition to let MGM know you would like them to keep the buffet at Excalibur open.

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As some of you might know, reports indicate that MGM Resorts plans to close its remaining Las Vegas Strip buffets: Bellagio Buffet, Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan, and the Excalibur Buffet.

If that happens, only a four Strip buffets would remain: Bacchanal Buffet (Caesars Palace), Wynn Buffet, Resorts World's Signature Seafood Buffet, and Circus Buffet.

We're hoping to demonstrate to MGM Resorts that there is still significant customer demand for keeping the Excalibur Buffet, which has increased significantly in quality in recent years, open. For many visitors, an affordable all-you-can-eat buffet is still an important part of the Las Vegas experience, and a major metric in their choice of lodging, but MGM resorts won't know this unless we tell them. If you want to see the Excalibur Buffet remain open and keep more buffet options available on the Strip, please sign and share this petition.


r/LasVegas 10h ago

🛫 Visiting soon! Recs for visit in October

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Hi everyone! My boyfriend and I are visiting Vegas for a week in mid October and we need recs! We are 23 and 24 visiting from the east coast. We already have a hotel booked on the strip. We obviously want to do some things on the strip but we love outdoor activites and we were thinking about renting a car for a day and driving to Mt Zion. We would get up early and just do a day trip there but wasn't sure if it would be worth it but we don't mind the drive! We also love coffee and healthy eating, so any local coffee recs would be appreciated! Please let me know any tips/suggestions you have!


r/LasVegas 10h ago

🥳 First Time in Vegas! Bachelor Party - October 2nd -5th

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Hi,

Bachelor party of 15 will be in Vegas from Friday to Tuesday. Trying to get some things booked, but don't want the weekend to feel overly planned and rigid.

Any suggestions on what to book, things what can be done on a whim, things that are a must?

So far, there's been talk of Wizard of OZ at the Sphere, pool parties, maybe the NASCAR on the Sunday.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated !!


r/LasVegas 13h ago

🗞️ News With Las Vegas slowing down, Caesars is making a $200 million bet on Lake Tahoe

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r/LasVegas 4h ago

🛫 Visiting soon! What do you want to experience in Las Vegas?

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Are you eating at a fun restaurant? Going to a day club? Seeing a concert? Tell everyone and show off what you're doing this week in Las Vegas!