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Buffet of Buffets Is Sooo Opposite Of Winning

March 7, 2011 at 1:06 PM | by | Comments (3)

Caesars Entertainment is celebrating the almost one-year anniversary of the Buffet of Buffets, but not with free trough-side concerts by Celine or even Matt Goss.

No, instead, they've decided to give themselves something that keeps on giving... a price hike. That's right. The Buffet of Buffets has gotten its third price boost in just 11 short months of life.

Vegas Seven magazine broke the news in its current issue. News that Caesars seems to stuffed to share themselves.

It will now cost you $44.99 to eat all you can eat at any Caesars buffet within 24 hours. And, that's if you're a Total Rewards Players Club member. If you're not, you'll need to fork over $49.99.

The Buffet of Buffets was originally priced at $29.99 for all.

But, the real cost may be to Caesars' image which first had us breaking out the prego pants in glee, but now has definitely made us lose our appetite.

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If you're a big girl like me...

you can still make it worth the price.  Espesh if you include a champagne brunch during your 24 hours.  They m may get my money left and right on the gaming floor, but I'll be damned if I don't find a way to get some back in the buffet line!
BrianG on March 7, 2011 at 2:04 PM #Permalink

BrianG

You do us proud! Eat like there's no tomorrow!!
702Becca on March 7, 2011 at 7:58 PM #Permalink
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Payback Time...

LOL! I like your thinking Brian.

As long as they take us for some kind of 'Crazy fool' with their weaselly 6:5 blackjack, that blue wristband won't be a badge of shame...it'll be a badge of retribution! :o)

Lord Lucan on March 8, 2011 at 4:04 AM #Permalink

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