The $99 offers even go to us lowly quarter players <g>. FYI, we are
regulars there and I had a nice chat with one of the staffers about room comps.
Basically, table players can get them with serious action. Slot players can't
regardless. That is what I was told anyway.
In a message dated 7/21/2004 11:50:59 AM Pacific Standard Time,
skip-hughes@earthlink.net writes:
rockofjello333 wrote:
wrote:
> Being a quarter FPDW & FPKBJW player, going to LasVegas 6-8
times
> per year (from the midwest, where I don't play at all) and
playing
> 700-900 hands per hour with 96 to 99% average accuracy, am I
better
> off at E.C. or the Fiesta? My room has been fully comped...The trouble with Fiestas (both of them) as far as room comps go is
that the adjoining hotels are relatively small by Vegas standards;
thus, the host(s) may simply be UNABLE to comp you on a busy
weekend.
That said, Fiesta Henderson is a better bet than Fiesta Rancho.
<snip>
You know what I would do? I'd try the Monte Lago. Over 600 FPDW,
FPJoker, etc.---quarter player's heaven. As generous as their
monthly
locals' mailers have been, I would think they'd welcome a visitingplayer who wanted to get "established" with open arms.
Rock;
I like Monte Lago myself, but I don't think a room comp at the Ritz
Carlton isn't likely to happen for a quarter player. I do know of a
dollar play who has generated an offer of $99/night. Also, do they
still advertise over 600 full pay games? They have shorted a lot of
machines in the last month.
Thanks,
Skip
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