Casinos don't punish the computer does 
Sorry, had to say it.
-Dave
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "npf15251" <npf15251@...> wrote:
> In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "npf15251" <npf15251@> wrote: >
>
> I called Mirage casino marketing and asked why a player on a
> two- night stay
> with about $150K coin-in wouldn't get a single offer to return.
>
> The response was that I must have had some mail returned to sender
> and that stopped all the offers.
>
> Am I the only one smelling something fishy here?
>
> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Dancer" <bob.dancer@ wrote:> One $20,000 royal and three $4,000 royals are big news to you
> but to the Mirage they are really small change. They may indeed bar
>you after continued success, but you likely need to get $250,000 or
>more ahead for that to happen. And probably you need to get ahead on
>their loosest machines (Spin Poker DB definitely does not qualify)
>for them to be worried about you. My guess is that something
>accidental happened and you're assigning sinister motives to the
>Mirage because of recent some recent good fortune. A few phone calls
>and you'll get it straighted out.After a month of being "bounced around", I did get it straigtened out.
And the computer actually has barred me from the casino.
But not my host.
The back-to-back winning trips resulted in a theretical loss that was
overly offset by the cost of my comped room, plus limited food and
beverage. It's a bit unfair, because weekend room (not a suite, by
the way) prices are so inflated they deplete a comp balance quickly.
Anyway, after both trips the computer deleted sending me mail offers.
I guess it is intended to prevent a guest and host from "teaming up"
and abusing the casino with too many comps. My host was still not
sure how to fix that in the system. But I am welcome back.Just not by the computer.
See, I told you so - casinos punish lucky players.