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The TFB Vegas Newsletter offers money-saving Vegas tips and deals right to your inbox for less than the price of anything you’ll find in the hotel minibar.
My goal is to deliver a combination of popular and unique finds designed to help you have a top-shelf Vegas trip at a happy hour price. Tips may range from the uber-cheap $1 beers and bets to significant savings on suites and steaks.
What will it include?
The twice-monthly email features Vegas values and tips including, but not limited to, the following:
- Happy hour specials
- Drink and dining deals
- Gambling tips
- Rewards program promotions
- Pool season values
- Sportsbook values
- Advice from great minds in the Vegas content community
- General Vegas tomfoolery
What won’t it include?
Unlike other Vegas newsletters, I don’t include longwinded monologues complaining about the state of Vegas nor do I rely on a list of “legacy deals” that don’t change for years. You also won’t find any of the following:
- A static list of “exclusive deals” that aren’t exclusive and certainly aren’t creative
- Political posturing
- 500+ word diatribes pining for the Vegas of yesteryear
- A simple, lazy listicle of links to Vegas blogs or news sites
So, what does it cost?
$3 a month. But sign up for 6 months and you’ll get a month for free. Buy a full year upfront, you’ll get 2 months free. This is on par with other Vegas newsletters, but the TFB Vegas Newsletter is different because you can subscribe month-by-month and you can try it out for 14 days for free. I like options. I certainly don’t like the idea of locking people in for a full year if they’re not sure they’ll find it valuable.
I have the curious mindset of a tourist and I enjoy digging. If you want me to email you the fun stuff I find, sign up below!
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