[Jayvegas420]

who is this Coop character?

seems like a bad influence

good luck to you jay. don't let coop bring you down.

LOL, he just wanted to keep going & since i kept going too, I cant blame him.

[jjgold]

Coop is bad news

stay away from him

[Jayvegas420]

Here is what Coop is on this aftrrnoon.
[IMG][/IMG]


Deciding whether or not i want to tail.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

What's the plan today, Jay?

You're up $40 so far, right?

[Jayvegas420]

We came to Planet Hollywood to watch the Jays game and the Indians game.
After the game we are heading over to Bellagio to play poker with One Under.

Forgot about a crazy poker room story from last night. Coop was drinking heavily and his next door neighbor to his left was getting upset with Coop.
Coop is not in this particular hand but his next door neighbor is. On The Showdown one of the players shows a straight but, the dealer was taking some time to figure out who won the pot. Mike, as a helping gesture to the dealer, pushes the three cards that make the straight on the board, to show the dealer that the winning hand is a straight. Next door neighbor flips the fukk out. Tells the dealer that because coop touched the board cards, that the other players hand should be mucked and he should be awarded the pot.
Coop respond, "You're a fukkin idiot."

Next door neighbour calls the poker room manager over and she tried to inform him that there was no such rule.
Then Coop's neighbour said,"Well then i want this guy removed from the table. He smells like alcohol."

The poker room manager informed him that this was also not a standard rule in the poker room. So, the neighbour asks for a seat change right beside me and i had to listen yo hom talk about how Coops breath smelt like beer.

I acted surprised and asked him, "are the serving alcohol here?" He finally stopped talking about it and then rivered Coop with open ened straigh & that was the end of the game for Coop at Excalibur.

Need the Indians and the Jays to mount a huge comeback here.

I bet $30 on the Jays parlayed with Indians 1st 5.
So i will be hovering around even when that looses.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Coop is going to get you in trouble, Jay.

Save some of your bankroll for bail money.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Jay, you did not answer my question...who is this Coop fella?

fellow Canadian that you brought along with? degen you made friends with at the tables?

[Optional]

We had a guy at high school named Coop who was always getting us into trouble.

He ended up a copper.

[Jayvegas420]

Coop has made several appearances in this thread. We have been travelling to Vegas together for the past 20 years.
Known Coop since college.


He's an attorney out of Toronto.

He may need to invoke his own services by the end of the week!

[DiggityDaggityDo]

$2.10 Tacos al pastor at Tacos El Gordo
When this Tijuana transplant adjacent to Encore locked its doors for good in 2014, late nights on the Strip suffered a huge setback — where would the all-hours crowd get cheap tacos and piles of French fries topped with sizzling carne asada, along with pretty much every fixin’ behind the counter? A year or so later, the answer is right back here, where it all started. Those fries are rather hilarious, but the tacos, comprised of beauteous marinated pork shaved right off the rotating trompa and topped with avocado crema are perhaps the ultimate cheap eat on the Strip.
3049 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$10.00 Shrimp roll at Luke’s Lobster, Fashion Show Mall
This East Coast smash hit recently landed in the forecourt of the Strip’s most normal shopping center, just across the street from Treasure Island, Wynn and Palazzo. The signature item isn’t close to a cheap eat at $18, but the $10 rolls filled with plump, quality shrimp are a very decent buy; so is the creamy New England clam chowder for $9.
3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$5.50 Slices at Five50 Pizza Bar, Aria
Of all the expensive pies on the Strip, the ones you’ll get at Shawn McClain’s casual spot buried inside Aria, land of the overpriced everything, are perhaps some of the best, marrying the super-fashionable artisanal style with good, old-fashioned New York folditude. Best of all, you don’t need to sit down to try them — there’s a takeout counter at the front. Sure ,the price of a slice may make you lose your appetite, but that’s totally fine, buzz off, line’s too long anyway.
3730 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$9.00 Spicy miso ramen at Ramen-Ya Katana, Bally’s Grand Bazaar
Tucked into the ugly new flea market-that-never-goes-away now squatting in Bally’s front yard, this San Francisco import serves up one of the meanest, cheapest bowls of ramen you’ll find anywhere near the Strip. It’s a tiny spot, most ramen junkies will have had better, and the wait at peak times can be a mess, but what more can you ask for at just $9, right across the street from the dancing fountains of Lake Como? Not too much.
3635 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$4.95 Tomato basil soup at Nordstrom Marketplace Café, Fashion Show Mall
Need a break from the mayhem? Slip away to this civilized but casual lunchroom, tucked away in the back of the Fashion Show for a spot of lunch — you can go whole hog for less than $20, but the soup’s a killer deal if you just need a bite and a moment to unwind.
3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$11.95 Pastrami burger at The Peppermill
The Peppermill is the kind of coffee shop that used to be in all of the casinos, until the coffee shops turned into expensive restaurants serving thinly-disguised coffee shop food. The food comes on plates that are almost the size of your table, there’s a terrific cocktail menu, if you can finish one of their nacho plates all by yourself, you should probably seek medical attention. Their burgers are a good deal — get the half-pounder topped with salty smoked meat and swiss cheese and block out some time for a nap immediately following.
2985 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$4.50 Royal Pudding at Paris Baguette, Grand Canal Shoppes
Been to a Korean-French bakery yet? This popular South Korean chain is currently taking parts of the United States by storm and the fever has hit The Venetian. From affordable salads and sandwiches, fresh squeezed juices to colorful macarons and all manner of beautiful pastry, this is a terrific stop for budget eaters. Save room (and money) for the Royal Pudding, a milky, multi-layered treat in your choice of flavors.
3377 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$6.69 Smoke Shack at Shake Shack, The Park @ New York, New York
For those who never stop being on a budget, the arrival of this NYC (and, these days, many other cities) better-than-fast-food staple has been a dream come true — even when you splurge, it’s easy to get out the door here for less than $15. If you’ve never tried it, order the Smoke Shack, a burger topped with bacon, spicy red peppers, cheese and Shack sauce. It’s kind of the best.
3790 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$8.99 Sandra Dee Combo at Pin-Up Pizza, Planet Hollywood
A gargantuan slice of your choosing, a fresh-baked garlic knot and a soda, served up by, how shall we say this, an enthusiastic and distinctively-dressed group of young ladies? You get it. Anyway - a great deal, convenient to a bunch of hotels where deals are hard to find.
3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$9.00 Ancient grain bowl at Canyon Ranch, Café Venetian
Spa cuisine on the Strip? You bet — and it’s pretty good, too. One of the most reasonably priced places is also one of the healthiest. Buried way back by the Canyon Ranch Spa, you can grab one of these healthy, choose-your-own-adventure bowls to go. Tip: They close at 2:00pm.
3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$9.85 Lunch special at Yard House, The Linq
So it’s not the most unusual pick — you probably have, by now, a Yard House back where you live. But for a sit-down lunch with a beer under $15, this is a great trick to have up your sleeve, particularly when traveling with a group of budget-minded buds. Offered from 11-5 every day, get your choice of a half sandwich (turkey melt, grilled pastrami, roast beef dip or turkey club) or pizza with a soup or salad — choices include the kale Caesar, clam chowder, French onion soup and more. It’s a deal even Grandma will love.
3545 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$4.25 Cupcake from the ATM at Sprinkles, The Linq
Tasty, fresh-made Red Velvet cupcakes topped with perfect cream cheese frosting, out of a machine at 4:00 in the morning? Depending on what you’ve been drinking, that sounds either like the best idea anyone has ever had on the planet — or the worst. We trust you’ll make the correct decision.
3545 Las Vegas Blvd. S

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Coop has made several appearances in this thread. We have been travelling to Vegas together for the past 20 years.
Known Coop since college.


He's an attorney out of Toronto.

He may need to invoke his own services by the end of the week!

ty, I did not feel like going through 90+ pages for an answer!

[JAKEPEAVY21]

$2.10 Tacos al pastor at Tacos El Gordo
When this Tijuana transplant adjacent to Encore locked its doors for good in 2014, late nights on the Strip suffered a huge setback — where would the all-hours crowd get cheap tacos and piles of French fries topped with sizzling carne asada, along with pretty much every fixin’ behind the counter? A year or so later, the answer is right back here, where it all started. Those fries are rather hilarious, but the tacos, comprised of beauteous marinated pork shaved right off the rotating trompa and topped with avocado crema are perhaps the ultimate cheap eat on the Strip.
3049 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$10.00 Shrimp roll at Luke’s Lobster, Fashion Show Mall
This East Coast smash hit recently landed in the forecourt of the Strip’s most normal shopping center, just across the street from Treasure Island, Wynn and Palazzo. The signature item isn’t close to a cheap eat at $18, but the $10 rolls filled with plump, quality shrimp are a very decent buy; so is the creamy New England clam chowder for $9.
3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$5.50 Slices at Five50 Pizza Bar, Aria
Of all the expensive pies on the Strip, the ones you’ll get at Shawn McClain’s casual spot buried inside Aria, land of the overpriced everything, are perhaps some of the best, marrying the super-fashionable artisanal style with good, old-fashioned New York folditude. Best of all, you don’t need to sit down to try them — there’s a takeout counter at the front. Sure ,the price of a slice may make you lose your appetite, but that’s totally fine, buzz off, line’s too long anyway.
3730 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$9.00 Spicy miso ramen at Ramen-Ya Katana, Bally’s Grand Bazaar
Tucked into the ugly new flea market-that-never-goes-away now squatting in Bally’s front yard, this San Francisco import serves up one of the meanest, cheapest bowls of ramen you’ll find anywhere near the Strip. It’s a tiny spot, most ramen junkies will have had better, and the wait at peak times can be a mess, but what more can you ask for at just $9, right across the street from the dancing fountains of Lake Como? Not too much.
3635 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$4.95 Tomato basil soup at Nordstrom Marketplace Café, Fashion Show Mall
Need a break from the mayhem? Slip away to this civilized but casual lunchroom, tucked away in the back of the Fashion Show for a spot of lunch — you can go whole hog for less than $20, but the soup’s a killer deal if you just need a bite and a moment to unwind.
3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$11.95 Pastrami burger at The Peppermill
The Peppermill is the kind of coffee shop that used to be in all of the casinos, until the coffee shops turned into expensive restaurants serving thinly-disguised coffee shop food. The food comes on plates that are almost the size of your table, there’s a terrific cocktail menu, if you can finish one of their nacho plates all by yourself, you should probably seek medical attention. Their burgers are a good deal — get the half-pounder topped with salty smoked meat and swiss cheese and block out some time for a nap immediately following.
2985 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$4.50 Royal Pudding at Paris Baguette, Grand Canal Shoppes
Been to a Korean-French bakery yet? This popular South Korean chain is currently taking parts of the United States by storm and the fever has hit The Venetian. From affordable salads and sandwiches, fresh squeezed juices to colorful macarons and all manner of beautiful pastry, this is a terrific stop for budget eaters. Save room (and money) for the Royal Pudding, a milky, multi-layered treat in your choice of flavors.
3377 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$6.69 Smoke Shack at Shake Shack, The Park @ New York, New York
For those who never stop being on a budget, the arrival of this NYC (and, these days, many other cities) better-than-fast-food staple has been a dream come true — even when you splurge, it’s easy to get out the door here for less than $15. If you’ve never tried it, order the Smoke Shack, a burger topped with bacon, spicy red peppers, cheese and Shack sauce. It’s kind of the best.
3790 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$8.99 Sandra Dee Combo at Pin-Up Pizza, Planet Hollywood
A gargantuan slice of your choosing, a fresh-baked garlic knot and a soda, served up by, how shall we say this, an enthusiastic and distinctively-dressed group of young ladies? You get it. Anyway - a great deal, convenient to a bunch of hotels where deals are hard to find.
3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$9.00 Ancient grain bowl at Canyon Ranch, Café Venetian
Spa cuisine on the Strip? You bet — and it’s pretty good, too. One of the most reasonably priced places is also one of the healthiest. Buried way back by the Canyon Ranch Spa, you can grab one of these healthy, choose-your-own-adventure bowls to go. Tip: They close at 2:00pm.
3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$9.85 Lunch special at Yard House, The Linq
So it’s not the most unusual pick — you probably have, by now, a Yard House back where you live. But for a sit-down lunch with a beer under $15, this is a great trick to have up your sleeve, particularly when traveling with a group of budget-minded buds. Offered from 11-5 every day, get your choice of a half sandwich (turkey melt, grilled pastrami, roast beef dip or turkey club) or pizza with a soup or salad — choices include the kale Caesar, clam chowder, French onion soup and more. It’s a deal even Grandma will love.
3545 Las Vegas Blvd. S

$4.25 Cupcake from the ATM at Sprinkles, The Linq
Tasty, fresh-made Red Velvet cupcakes topped with perfect cream cheese frosting, out of a machine at 4:00 in the morning? Depending on what you’ve been drinking, that sounds either like the best idea anyone has ever had on the planet — or the worst. We trust you’ll make the correct decision.
3545 Las Vegas Blvd. S

3-5 tacos at TACOS EL GORDO

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Gonna play the 1pm Rio tourney today ($60).

[Jayvegas420]

Coop has made several appearances in this thread. We have been travelling to Vegas together for the past 20 years.
Known Coop since college.


He's attorney out of Toronto.

He may need to invoke his own services by the end of the week!



If this video doesnt work Dagles, I dont know what im gonna do. Youbtupe was updated and its different. A low tech like me might be fukked.

[jjgold]

Get out of Vegas while you can J

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Coop has made several appearances in this thread. We have been travelling to Vegas together for the past 20 years.
Known Coop since college.


He's attorney out of Toronto.

He may need to invoke his own services by the end of the week!



If this video doesnt work Dagles, I dont know what im gonna do. Youbtupe was updated and its different. A low tech like me might be fukked.

Beer for breakfast.

[Jayvegas420]

Coop approved and made me nominate your post.
Im still holding off, at least till lunch.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Whats for lunch today, Jay?

[LVHerbie]

3-5 tacos at TACOS EL GORDO

Their North Las Vegas location is the best play. Always a short line to load up on your tongue tacos.

[jjgold]

These guys are a mess right now they're scrambling I wish I knew a loan shark could direct them to

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Jay, check your PMs. Got a nice offer for u.

And tell JJ to stop drinking the hater-ade. penetrate him.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Gonna play the 1pm Rio tourney today ($60).

Anybody else comin to Rio for 1pm?

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Jay what is your roll that you are working with?

I thought I read $400 a day or 2 ago...if so, you are betting way above your means on baseball

I hope you are not broke by tomorrow!!

[opie1988]

Jay…I'm fairly well known in Toronto, as I'm close personal friends with hall of famer Marcel Dionne.

I'm going to do some asking around about Coop. Frankly, his whole "big time Toronto lawyer" claim sounds made up.

I'll be in touch.

[jjgold]

How is Jay making it in the heat?

[Jayvegas420]

Whats for lunch today, Jay?

McDonalds!

Their North Las Vegas location is the best play. Always a short line to load up on your tongue tacos.

When do you arrive tomorrow Herbie?

Jay, check your PMs. Got a nice offer for u.

And tell JJ to stop drinking the hater-ade. penetrate him.

Thank you again Chucky!

Anybody else comin to Rio for 1pm?

Playing at Bellagio again. Huck Seed just rolled into the poker room.

Jay what is your roll that you are working with?

I thought I read $400 a day or 2 ago...if so, you are betting way above your means on baseball

I hope you are not broke by tomorrow!!

I was trying to make early moves & also its hard to apply sound money managment when your buddy is in Vegas to party.

Jay…I'm fairly well known in Toronto, as I'm close personal friends with hall of famer Marcel Dionne.

I'm going to do some asking around about Coop. Frankly, his whole "big time Toronto lawyer" claim sounds made up.

I'll be in touch.

Hes an ambulance chaser. BIG TIME ambulance chaser, though.

[Jayvegas420]

Freddie wishes me luck......
I gotta start winning now!!!!!

[Jayvegas420]

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[DiggityDaggityDo]

Freddy Deeb?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Oh wow.

Jay, drop Coop and hang with this guy.

[jjgold]

[Jayvegas420]

Oh wow.

Jay, drop Coop and hang with this guy.

Said he just woke up. He probably had a better night than Coop and I.

[Jayvegas420]

Thought it was JJ when i walked by him!

[DiggityDaggityDo]

[Booya711]

Diggity!!!!!!!