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Coin-In Milestone for Palms, Hard Rock and Harrah's?

#1

<viktornacht21> wrote:

Just wondering if anyone knows the appropriate
milestones for achieving VIP status

Monthly mailings and VIP status at the Palms appears
to be a "Don't ask, Don't tell" situation and probably
are influenced by coin-in, daily average, machines played,
and win or loss.

Hard Rock. Do the bounce-back checks and perks
simply scale based on your amount of play, or is
there a milestone that triggers a new level of
rewards?

Best guesstimate is that 8 points ($1600 coin-in)
per month, will get you the $10 monthly mailer,
with three $10 free play vouchers and one $10 food
voucher. 16 points ($3200 coin-in) per month will get
you three $20 free play and one $20 food voucher.
I've heard that 60 points per month qualifies for the $50
level.

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#2

> Hard Rock. Do the bounce-back checks and perks
> simply scale based on your amount of play, or is
> there a milestone that triggers a new level of
> rewards?

Best guesstimate is that 8 points ($1600 coin-in)
per month, will get you the $10 monthly mailer,
with three $10 free play vouchers and one $10 food
voucher. 16 points ($3200 coin-in) per month will get
you three $20 free play and one $20 food voucher.
I've heard that 60 points per month qualifies for the $50
level.

After 94 points in a very short time, we received only the $30
vouchers; I would have expected more if the $20 vouchers come
after only 16 points.

#3

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#4

Tom,

My wife Karyn and I will be in town for the April
luncheon. Since April 20th is Easter Sunday, will
that date be changed? BTW....we hope to finally meet
most of the group. I know this 3 months away, but I
am starting to plan some meeting with realtors, look
at new properties, play in a tournament or two etc.
etc. etc.

Les

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#5

Us, too. Sometimes we get $30x3 coupons, sometimes we get $50x4. No rhyme our reason, as our play has been pretty constant. I've researched the hell out of this and come up with...zilch. I can only say what does NOT appear to influence their mailings:

1) Play per day.
2) Win/loss.
3) EV of machine played.
4) Phases of the moon.

The only thing I'm sure of, is that they are good mailings for locals. On average, the mailings have added about 0.6% to our EV.

john

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> Best guesstimate is that 8 points ($1600 coin-in)
> per month, will get you the $10 monthly mailer,
> with three $10 free play vouchers and one $10 food
> voucher. 16 points ($3200 coin-in) per month will get
> you three $20 free play and one $20 food voucher.
> I've heard that 60 points per month qualifies for the $50
> level.

After 94 points in a very short time, we received only the $30
vouchers; I would have expected more if the $20 vouchers come
after only 16 points.

#6

I was told that they require more than only one or two months of play

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On Tue, 28 Jan 2003 16:36:13 -0000, you wrote:

> Hard Rock. Do the bounce-back checks and perks
> simply scale based on your amount of play, or is
> there a milestone that triggers a new level of
> rewards?

Best guesstimate is that 8 points ($1600 coin-in)
per month, will get you the $10 monthly mailer,
with three $10 free play vouchers and one $10 food
voucher. 16 points ($3200 coin-in) per month will get
you three $20 free play and one $20 food voucher.
I've heard that 60 points per month qualifies for the $50
level.

After 94 points in a very short time, we received only the $30
vouchers; I would have expected more if the $20 vouchers come
after only 16 points.

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