We moved to Vegas to have fun. That's exactly what we're doing. You don't have to be rich to have a good time here. Set a budget and stick to it. You'll never have far to drive when you're ready to hit the town. Save on gas. Save on hotel expenses. Control your play. Don't let it control you. You'll be fine.

Vegas has cake "ATMs" all over the valley, serving up slices in multiple flavors 24/7. But are they worth the price, and do they taste good? One major Vegas influencer says, "absolutely not". Here’s our take.

We decided to customize our orders. Here is the result.

We jumped up a tier level and earned a few thousand points to play with, eat with, to use in the gift shop or anywhere else on the property. What did we do with it? No brainer!

A fun way to start the evening.

We're excited for all winning Nevada Players. Not a jealous bone in our bodies.

We love the casual vibe in the High Limit room at M Resort, where, in this video, we learn the key difference between two similar Pinball slots. We had to look twice. Maybe thrice. We included info on the M's original opening day and their new tower and restaurant.

This is a relatively new slot at Silverton in Vegas - near the cashier's cage (for now). We had $30 in free slot play competing with the lint in our pocket and decided to give it a spin. It was worth it! Still not sure what the name of the machine is. If I was a betting man I might go with "Flashback Fun". It was pure profit since we used Free Play from the beginning. Not point play - a grant from the casino. Of course we spent money to earn "free" money which is NEVER free, but all things considered, this is a good thing, comparatively speaking. Having said all of that, our best piece of advice to Nevada Players is - at least once in a while - "Quit While You're Ahead". You can drink to that idea when you grab one (or more) of our several different slogan mugs at https://nvpc.shop. Thanks for stopping by!