Interesting. Not entirely surprising, since the Vegas properties tend to be stingy anyway, though Amex does manage to enforce breakfast there (or at least something approaching breakfast -- the $ credit amounts offered don't always stretch that far at Strip prices) for FHR properties.

At the same time, Aria is THC, not FHR, in Amex's portfolio, so Amex doesn't get you breakfast there either. Which is also odd since THC is generally lower-end than FHR, but for the most part Edit seems to map to the higher end of FHR. Frankly, if it meant bringing some more affordable THC-level properties into the pool for using the CSR credits, I wouldn't mind if more Edit properties skipped breakfast...