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Message 1
From: "don_wingate" don_wingate@yahoo.com
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 5:29pm(PDT)
Subject: Cal Neva comps ?

I played about 100k in 2 days, anyone know if they have any good offers
for this kind of play?

Haven't played Cal-Neva in about a year, but I imagine the cashback and comp dollars are the same. Each meter runs .125%, or did. It took me a long time to figure out the comp meter because the boothlings would not tell me what my balance was. But then I caught one who did. They do mailers for room comps to out-of-towners, mostly Californians. You'll probably get invited to their monthly? slot tournament. But your best move iif you are looking for room comp is to contact a casino host. As far as meal comp, you have to go by the booth and pick up how ever many comp dollars you want; which are good in any of their fabulous (scarf n' barf) restaurants.

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Bev Heaps is very nice and will do for you whatever the powers that
be allow. But it is pretty tight.
My significant play at Cal Neva--and I am by no means a big player--
is at the tables. I don't ask for more than I need but there has
never been a moment's hesitation when I have asked for food or a
room. With one exception. I hit town unexpecpectedly just after
they closed the Virginian. They asked that in the future, I try to
give them more notice than walking in the door. The reason they gave
was fear they might be out of all rooms. That seemed reasonable to
me, since I was embarrassed about the lack of warning anyway.
In addition to room, free entry, and food offers, I have from time to
time gotten "Action chips". These are like matchplays in that they
are one use only. Win or lose, the dealers take them after the
play. I don't know if the slot department does something similiar.
As I say, I'm a pretty small player. I have gotten from $50 to $150,
usually $75 or $100.
If you like lobster bisque, the Copper Ledge's is pretty good.
Frank

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Message 1
From: "don_wingate" don_wingate@...
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 5:29pm(PDT)
Subject: Cal Neva comps ?

I played about 100k in 2 days, anyone know if they have any good

offers

for this kind of play?

Haven't played Cal-Neva in about a year, but I imagine the cashback

and comp dollars are the same. Each meter runs .125%, or did. It
took me a long time to figure out the comp meter because the
boothlings would not tell me what my balance was. But then I caught
one who did. They do mailers for room comps to out-of-towners,
mostly Californians. You'll probably get invited to their monthly?
slot tournament. But your best move iif you are looking for room
comp is to contact a casino host. As far as meal comp, you have to
go by the booth and pick up how ever many comp dollars you want;
which are good in any of their fabulous (scarf n' barf) restaurants.

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Thanks for the info.

They did invite me to the private area for the showing of the
Delahoya fight with free food and drinks.

I ate at the new Mexican place there, OK, but not great.

--- In vpFREE_Reno@yahoogroups.com, "Frank" <halcyondays_99@...>
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Bev Heaps is very nice and will do for you whatever the powers that
be allow. But it is pretty tight.
My significant play at Cal Neva--and I am by no means a big player--
is at the tables. I don't ask for more than I need but there has
never been a moment's hesitation when I have asked for food or a
room. With one exception. I hit town unexpecpectedly just after
they closed the Virginian. They asked that in the future, I try to
give them more notice than walking in the door. The reason they

gave

was fear they might be out of all rooms. That seemed reasonable to
me, since I was embarrassed about the lack of warning anyway.
In addition to room, free entry, and food offers, I have from time

to

time gotten "Action chips". These are like matchplays in that they
are one use only. Win or lose, the dealers take them after the
play. I don't know if the slot department does something

similiar.

As I say, I'm a pretty small player. I have gotten from $50 to

$150,

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usually $75 or $100.
If you like lobster bisque, the Copper Ledge's is pretty good.
Frank

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