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How does the Silverton Slot Club work?

#1

I'm interested in observations, good and bad, about how
Silverton's Discovery Club works. The casino has asked me to help them
in evaluating the club, but before I can recommend anything I need
understand what does and doesn't work about the current system. Note
that some of your comments will be forwarded on the Silverton
management, but your name definitely will NOT be forwarded.

Bob Dancer

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#2

I'm interested in observations, good and bad, about
how Silverton's Discovery Club works.

I like the simplicity of the Silverton Slot club.
They have a brochure at the desk that explains the
different tiers, what benefits come with each tier,
and how many points it takes to reach each tier. The
rewards at each level are appropriate for the play
required. My only critism would be that on the new
Bob Dancer approved machines, you only get 1 point for
each $2 coin-on AND those machines are not eligible
for bonus point days (haven't confirmed that through
play, just read the sign on the machine). I know some
Casino's operate the same way, but a Casino who truely
caters to "locals" (like the Fiesta's) should allow
point multipliers on the good games.

Dan

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#3

I went to the Silverton last year, I gave them a moderate amount of play (enough to move me up to the tier above basic) in one day.
I went to the slot club to get my new card, they said it would come in the mail.
I said, oh, then you mail to Canada do you ? Boothling thought so, I of course have never received any mail from them since.
I therefore have not been back.

I can never figure out why casinos will send mail to a penny ante player that lives in upper Maine and is 6 hours away by plane from Las Vegas,
but will not mail to a mid level player, that comes often and is a lot closer, but happens to be across the border.
Casinos go out of the way to get your e-mail address and then don't bother to use it.

Regards
A.P.

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Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 1:27 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] How does the Silverton Slot Club work?

I'm interested in observations, good and bad, about how
Silverton's Discovery Club works. The casino has asked me to help them
in evaluating the club, but before I can recommend anything I need
understand what does and doesn't work about the current system. Note
that some of your comments will be forwarded on the Silverton
management, but your name definitely will NOT be forwarded.

Bob Dancer