A neon gambling sign on Fremont Street in Las Vegas

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A Gambling Sign On Fremont Street In Las Vegas.
Looking at the lights of Binion's Casino, on Fremont Street. I'm wondering if I'm the only person who has gone to Las Vegas and not even tried to gamble?

August 17, 2010. Las Vegas, Nevada.
Photo © Tom Gatermann. All rights reserved.

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  1. Shelly GApril 8, 2019 at 9:19 AM

    Nice shot, I missed this one. Yes, you might be. When we went, we took 20 bucks and when it was gone we quit. Didn't take long unfortunately.

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    1. Tom G.April 10, 2019 at 8:25 AM

      Thanks, Shelly. That's a good plan to limit what you want to spend up front on gambling.

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