Q: I saw on an old "Casino Diaries" episode that comps
are computed by a percentage of your "expected loss,"
given your average bet, number of hands, and house
advantage. Suppose three players walk up to a blackjack
table, buy in for $10,000, and play $100 a hand for one
hour. One goes broke, one wins $10,000, and one breaks
even. Theoretically, all earn the same "comp value."
However, in real life, wouldn't the casino give the
standard comp to the breakeven player, a larger comp to
the player who lost the $10,000, and the biggest comp
to the player who won?
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