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Reason I like Bodog #4: One-stop
shopping Let me share my
experience at another online casino whose name I
won't mention: I wanted to try out their
free-play games, and they made me sign up for an
account. That was annoying, just for free-play, but
actually most casinos make you register, so they
can annoy you by email to pressure you into
depositing real money. I didn't get to choose my own username, they
assigned one, and it was long! An astounding
twelve digits of mixed numbers and letters.
There was no way I'd be able to memorize it, I'd
have to write it down. After trying out the free-play games I decided
to deposit money and play for real. And guess what?
I had to register a separate account to play
for real. They assigned me a brand-new twelve-digit
username. Great. Shortly thereafter they started offering
play-in-browser games. That's convenient, so I
wanted to get in on that. Guess what? Yet another
username. And guess how they handle they money they give
you as a matching bonus on your deposit? You
guessed it, another account. Finally, I couldn't play poker there even if I
wanted to. Okay, now let's fast-forward to Bodog: One
account gets you everything. And I mean
everything. Real money, fake money, casino games,
poker, you name it. I didn't get to choose my
account name, but at least it's easy to
remember. And if you want to play for free with fake
money, you don't even need an account at all. For
example: Play for free, no B.S.
One click and you're in.
The
most ambitious water feature ever conceived in terms of
choreography, complexity and scale, the Fountains at
Bellagio express the romantic spirit of the Resort. More
than a thousand fountains dance in front of the Hotel,
creating a breathtaking union of water, music and light. The
display spans more than a fifth of a mile, with water
soaring as high as 240 feet in the air. The fountains are
choreographed to music ranging from classical and operatic
pieces to songs from Broadway shows. Performances range from
delicate and whimsical to grand and commanding, and each
performance is uniquely expressive in its interpretation.
(from 
(Volcano
closed until the end of 2008.) Every fifteen
minutes from dusk to midnight, flames shoot into the
night sky, spewing smoke and fire 100 feet above the waters
below and transforming a tranquil waterfall into streams of
molten lava. The volcano at The Mirage has been Las Vegas'
signature attraction ever since the resort opened in 1989.
The show is free to the public.
Inside
The Mirage's front entrance, you'll find a lush and verdant
indoor rainforest housed under a 100-foot-high dome. Palm
trees reach 60 feet above cascading waterfalls. Lagoons
meander through a forest of rich tropical flora including
bird of paradise trees, orchids and bromeliads. Woven into
this waterscape is an artist's palette of beautifully
colored, delicately arranged tropical flowers enveloped in
natural sunlight. Water mists the area lightly throughout
the day to enhance the atmosphere and help keep the plants
cool. Six full-time gardeners spend over 240 hours each week
to maintain the more than 100 different types of plants in
the atrium. Over 300 fresh orchids and 1000 bromeliads grace
the walkways. (from the 
Pirate
Battle at Treasure Island
Fremont
Street Experience