Do you earn fewer bonus Reward Credits at Caesars than at Harrahs or the Rio even on bad pay schedules. I know you get almost none on the NSUD's but what about other games? And what about Bally's/Paris? Are they skimpy all the way around on Bonus RC's?
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Just got back from Vegas and played at Paris and Caesars. Playing the
$1 9/6 Jacks at Paris I earned 1900 Base RCs and only 1700 bonus RCs.
Do you earn fewer bonus Reward Credits at Caesars than at Harrahs or
the Rio
even on bad pay schedules. I know you get almost none on the NSUD's
but
what about other games? And what about Bally's/Paris? Are they
skimpy all
At Caesars playing 5-play 9/6 Jacks I earned 2400 Base RCs and 5600 Bonus RCs. --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Jean Scott" <QueenofComps@...> wrote:
the way around on Bonus RC's?
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I had a similar experience. I played JB-5-play quarters at Caesars
and my bonus reward credits were almost triple my base credits. I
hit a royal in this session, which I thought would perhaps lower my
bonus crdits.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deleuzeguattari68" <rhizomatic@...>
wrote:
Just got back from Vegas and played at Paris and Caesars. Playing
the
$1 9/6 Jacks at Paris I earned 1900 Base RCs and only 1700 bonus
RCs.
>
> Do you earn fewer bonus Reward Credits at Caesars than at
Harrahs or
the Rio
> even on bad pay schedules. I know you get almost none on the
NSUD's
At Caesars playing 5-play 9/6 Jacks I earned 2400 Base RCs and 5600 > Bonus RCs. > > --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Jean Scott" <QueenofComps@> wrote:
but
> what about other games? And what about Bally's/Paris? Are they
skimpy all
> the way around on Bonus RC's?
> ________________________________________
> Jean $¢ott
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> http://www.FrugalGambler.biz
>
Jean wrote about Caesars bonus reward credits: I know you get almost
none on the NSUD's
Although it's less than JoB, it's hardly "almost nothing." You get 0.8
bonus reward credits per 1 base credit on $5 NSU Deuces Wild (the only
denomination I've checked), and apparently about 2 bonus reward credits
on Jacks or Better. This means you earn 1.2 MORE bonus credits per base
credit on Jacks or Better, but you need to fade a 0.184% lesser game
(99.728% - 99.544%). How much a bonus point is worth depends on what you
spend them on. We purchase $1,000 Macy's gift certificates for 130,000
points (base + bonus), so that makes bonus points worth 0.077%
"pseudo-cash", so 1.2 * 0.077% is less than 0.184%...
In sum, NSU is the more lucrative game there --- if you can find it in a
denomination that fits your bankroll and play requirements. Bonus
multiplier days, where only the bonus points are doubled or tripled, can
change this. I believe that on Triple Point days, JoB is a better play
there than NSU.
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I stayed at Caesars last month, and earned only 1221 tier credits over
three days. I played exclusively .25 9/6 JoB. On casual observation
it seemed I got roughly 3 to 4 bonus credits per tier credit. I just
got a BBC check for $14. If it takes 450 points per $1, that means I
earned at least 6300 points total. 6300-1221=5079 bonus credits for
1221 tier credits, or a ratio of over 4 to 1. This was mostly on the
MG/MD machines. I'm going back next week; I'll try to be more
observant and report back.
Do you earn fewer bonus Reward Credits at Caesars than at Harrahs or
the Rio
even on bad pay schedules. I know you get almost none on the NSUD's
but
what about other games? And what about Bally's/Paris? Are they
skimpy all
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Jean Scott" <QueenofComps@...> wrote:
the way around on Bonus RC's?
________________________________________
Jean $¢ott
Frugal resources available at
http://www.FrugalGambler.biz
Dancer wrote: <<Jean wrote about Caesars bonus reward credits: I know you get almost
none on the NSUD's
Although it's less than JoB, it's hardly "almost nothing." You get 0.8
bonus reward credits per 1 base credit on $5 NSU Deuces Wild (the only
denomination I've checked), and apparently about 2 bonus reward credits
on Jacks or Better. This means you earn 1.2 MORE bonus credits per base
credit on Jacks or Better, but you need to fade a 0.184% lesser game
(99.728% - 99.544%). How much a bonus point is worth depends on what you
spend them on. We purchase $1,000 Macy's gift certificates for 130,000
points (base + bonus), so that makes bonus points worth 0.077%
"pseudo-cash", so 1.2 * 0.077% is less than 0.184%...
In sum, NSU is the more lucrative game there --- if you can find it in a
denomination that fits your bankroll and play requirements. Bonus
multiplier days, where only the bonus points are doubled or tripled, can
change this. I believe that on Triple Point days, JoB is a better play
there than NSU. >>
We can both be right on this issue, since I believe Harrah's bonus points increase the longer you play in one day. Bob, I assume, plays long hours - and his figures are correct for that. We play for shorter lengths of time.
Can someone verify that I am correct that this bonus-earning period is for one complete day, even if you stop and start many sessions. If doesn't start again with each session, does it?
________________________________________
Jean $¢ott
Frugal resources available at
http://www.FrugalGambler.biz
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Jean Scott <QueenofComps@frugalgambler.biz> wrote: Can someone verify that I am correct that this bonus-earning period is for one complete day, even if you stop and start many sessions. If doesn't start again with each session, does it?
Yes jean i can verify what u said i true each day no matter how mant times you start and quit its like one session and the bonus reward points go up a lot as your play increases
GENE
Dancer wrote: <<Jean wrote about Caesars bonus reward credits: I know you get almost
none on the NSUD's
Although it's less than JoB, it's hardly "almost nothing." You get 0.8
bonus reward credits per 1 base credit on $5 NSU Deuces Wild (the only
denomination I've checked), and apparently about 2 bonus reward credits
on Jacks or Better. This means you earn 1.2 MORE bonus credits per base
credit on Jacks or Better, but you need to fade a 0.184% lesser game
(99.728% - 99.544%). How much a bonus point is worth depends on what you
spend them on. We purchase $1,000 Macy's gift certificates for 130,000
points (base + bonus), so that makes bonus points worth 0.077%
"pseudo-cash", so 1.2 * 0.077% is less than 0.184%...
In sum, NSU is the more lucrative game there --- if you can find it in a
denomination that fits your bankroll and play requirements. Bonus
multiplier days, where only the bonus points are doubled or tripled, can
change this. I believe that on Triple Point days, JoB is a better play
there than NSU. >>
We can both be right on this issue, since I believe Harrah's bonus points increase the longer you play in one day. Bob, I assume, plays long hours - and his figures are correct for that. We play for shorter lengths of time.
Can someone verify that I am correct that this bonus-earning period is for one complete day, even if you stop and start many sessions. If doesn't start again with each session, does it?
________________________________________
Jean $¢ott
Frugal resources available at
http://www.FrugalGambler.biz
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