Does anyone have a simple list of casinos with their cashback rates? Or is
one available online?
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misscraps wrote:
Does anyone have a simple list of casinos with their cashback rates?
Or is one available online?
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Try this one.
http://tinyurl.com/7ijq
<<Does anyone have a simple list of casinos with their cashback rates? Or is
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Charles Lund has a very complete list on Skip's and Viktor's Web site
http://www.vpinsider.com/.
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On 17 Dec 2005 at 22:55, Jean Scott wrote:
Charles Lund has a very complete list on Skip's and Viktor's Web site
http://www.vpinsider.com/.
Charles Lund's list on advantageplayer.com:
<a href="http://tinyurl.com/crbfs">
http://tinyurl.com/crbfs</a>
vpFae
<<Does anyone have a simple list of casinos with their cashback
rates?
Charles Lund's list on advantageplayer.com:
I have a list available (see last paragraph).
If I were you, I'd take Lund's list with a few grains of salt;
Some rather obvious errors are:
- Las Vegas Hilton - certainly not 0.80% cashback.
- Golden Nugget - " " 0.67% ".
- Sam's Town - is 0.10% for the inferior games,
but only 0.05% for the better games.
To prepare for an upcoming trip I've been reviewing the cashback
situation, working from the vpFREE database.
The following are discrepancies between the database and Lund's list:
- Aladdin - seems to be .33% ONLY after you've achieved Gold card
status ($30,000 coinin). Otherwise it's 0.25%.
- Caesar's - .25% (Lund) or .227%/.020% (single/multi) per DB.
- Hyatt Regency .125% vs .25%?
- Luxor, Mandalay, Monte Carlo - .33% (Lund) or .25% (vpFREE)?
- Nevada Palace - .25% (Lund) or .125% (vpFREE)?
- Railroad Pass - .50% " or .25% "
Can we get some input on which are correct?
I think the vpFREE database might well stand correction for the
following entries:
- Circus-Circus vs Slots-a-Fun. Circus shows (for quarter play), $10
coinin per point (= 0.25% CB) while SAF shows $7.50 coinin (= 0.33%
CB). These are common ownership and slot club - shouldn't they be the
same?
- Casino Royale - indicates $4 coinout = 1 point, and 400 points = $1
CB. If so, the CB % cannot be .25%. Shouldn't this read 100 points =
$1 CB?
- Poker Palace - $.33 coinin per point, 1,000 points = $1 (.10%) does
not compute. $1.00 coinin per point would compute.
I made up a cashback chart for my trip (arriving Dec 27). As a
non-local I care about CB, meals and future rooms, but not BB. I play
mainly quarter machines, positive games, so I keyed on that.
- it contains all the casinos which offer CB, plus their multi-point
days, and new member signup incentives.
- it wouldn't cut and paste into this email without wrecking the
formatting. Yahoo.Groups won't allow attachments.
- if you'd like a copy email me privately and I'll mail you back with
a Word Attachment.
Brian
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On 17 Dec 2005 vpFae wrote:
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