Or others things of value?!

A couple of years ago I recall that some of the Las Vegas casinos offered free gambling "coupons" if you signed up for one of their players' cards.

The Sahara offered new card members $10 worth of free play on most any slot machine in the house. Most of the new card members that I took there would walk away with an extra few bucks in their pockets.

The Casino Royal offered $50 worth of free play on some of their selected "useless" slot machines. I never did witness one pay off in that casino.

Even the Wynn dot offered $10 of free play on most any slot machine in the house.

Can any one provide me any and all info regarding any casino that offers something worthwhile for "signing up"?

By worthwhile I mean:

Free slot play on any machine in the house.
Free slot play on selective machines.
Free money or match-play at the tables.
Free meals, drinks, etc.
Free two-4-one meals.
Free hats, shirts, sox, and shorts.
Etc.

I plan to be taking a small group of new casino warriors on a Strip tour soon and these former "free-bies" have always been of major interest in the past.... so any information that you can pass on will be sincerely appreciated.

PS... I do plan to take the beginning gamblers to Water Street in Henderson to introduce them to the games of BJ and Craps. I myself learned on twenty-five cent tables many years ago but the cheapest minimums today see to be a buck, but only at the Eldorado on Water Street ..... unless I am mistaken.

Any help???

I think the Planet Hollywood has a coupon book for new sign ups.

The Riviera has an option. One free ticket to any show in the house or a mystery cash reward when you play your first machine, and that prize can be anywhere between $1-1000. I took the ticket reward and saw ICE. I am glad I made that decision.

The Hard Rock has had a fun book for years. I don't know if it's sill going.

will, if your party will be going downtown, they might be interested in this downtown coupon pack. It has food, gaming, and free stuff. They will need to use an email address and the password RealVegas. The coupons come up immediately on your screen and you can print them from there. See this website...

http://www.vegasexperience.com/coupons/

Does anyone know about LasVegasPerks? They offer 2 or 1 deals when you purchase their book for like $20. Are they legit?

I've never used them, so I can't comment.
But if it seems like something you might be able to use, it's only $20.
The problem with buying coupons is, printed in the free-B mags at your hotel will be offers, at the rental car, airport and then there are the half price show ticket places. Then different restaurant promotions and free stuff for signing up for each casinos slot card.
On a 3 full day trip, how much are you going to get to use, and then there are normally restrictions on those coupons.
M2C

Thanks for the info. We will get our hands on the coupon books as soon as we get there.