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Radio Guest Wanted

#1

Someone has suggested that we have someone come on the radio and explain the differences between the Total Reward system and the MLife system. I personally know the TR system rather well but have no knowledge of the MLife system simply because I'm not welcome to play at their properties and so haven't learned the inside outs of the system.

So if you are at least Seven Stars in the TR system and whatever is the highest level MLife and are willing to come on the radio --- under your real name or a pseudonym --- please send me an email at gamblingwithanedge@gmail.com --- including your phone number and the best time to call. I will call all of the "volunteers" and interview them over the phone to see who would make a suitable radio guest.

We are interested in a successful player rather than a recreational player. Recreational players have their own valid reasons for preferring one slot club over another, but the show is geared towards winning players and most of our audience consists of at least wannabe winning players.

Bob
                 
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#2

While most people here are interested in VP, could you ask if other games make a difference in choosing? I would also like to here if one is better to work your way up the ladder with.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:

Someone has suggested that we have someone come on the radio and explain the differences between the Total Reward system and the MLife system. I personally know the TR system rather well but have no knowledge of the MLife system simply because I'm not welcome to play at their properties and so haven't learned the inside outs of the system.

So if you are at least Seven Stars in the TR system and whatever is the highest level MLife and are willing to come on the radio --- under your real name or a pseudonym --- please send me an email at gamblingwithanedge@... --- including your phone number and the best time to call. I will call all of the "volunteers" and interview them over the phone to see who would make a suitable radio guest.

We are interested in a successful player rather than a recreational player. Recreational players have their own valid reasons for preferring one slot club over another, but the show is geared towards winning players and most of our audience consists of at least wannabe winning players.

Bob
                 
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#3

Do TR and Mlife properties ever offer +EV vp situations? Just wondering because while it would be nice to hear about the two on your show, I can't see an edge unless you count comps.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:

Someone has suggested that we have someone come on the radio and explain the differences between the Total Reward system and the MLife system. I personally know the TR system rather well but have no knowledge of the MLife system simply because I'm not welcome to play at their properties and so haven't learned the inside outs of the system.

So if you are at least Seven Stars in the TR system and whatever is the highest level MLife and are willing to come on the radio --- under your real name or a pseudonym --- please send me an email at gamblingwithanedge@... --- including your phone number and the best time to call. I will call all of the "volunteers" and interview them over the phone to see who would make a suitable radio guest.

We are interested in a successful player rather than a recreational player. Recreational players have their own valid reasons for preferring one slot club over another, but the show is geared towards winning players and most of our audience consists of at least wannabe winning players.

Bob
                 
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#4

Please compare any program for seniors, too.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:

Someone has suggested that we have someone come on the radio and explain the differences between the Total Reward system and the MLife system. I personally know the TR system rather well but have no knowledge of the MLife system simply because I'm not welcome to play at their properties and so haven't learned the inside outs of the system.

So if you are at least Seven Stars in the TR system and whatever is the highest level MLife and are willing to come on the radio --- under your real name or a pseudonym --- please send me an email at gamblingwithanedge@... --- including your phone number and the best time to call. I will call all of the "volunteers" and interview them over the phone to see who would make a suitable radio guest.

We are interested in a successful player rather than a recreational player. Recreational players have their own valid reasons for preferring one slot club over another, but the show is geared towards winning players and most of our audience consists of at least wannabe winning players.

Bob
                 
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#5

Please compare any program for seniors, too.

Hmm. I wasn't aware that Total Rewards HAD any program for seniors. Seniors programs are usually the province of local slot clubs rather than national slot clubs.

It is also possible that while not part of the national slot club, different properties tweak the national club. For example, there are some Harrah's properties nationally that provide free buffets for Seven Stars members even though this is not part of the official Total Rewards programs. I don't know of any of these adjustments for seniors but maybe.

Bob

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#6

Thank you. I was just curious. I get Golden Nugget senior offers even though I am not a senior, yet.

If Borgata ever joins Boyd's club or the Pinnacle/Ameristar merger inergrates their clubs it might be a nice four way discussion in the future.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:

      Please compare any program for seniors, too.

Hmm. I wasn't aware that Total Rewards HAD any program for seniors. Seniors programs are usually the province of local slot clubs rather than national slot clubs.

It is also possible that while not part of the national slot club, different properties tweak the national club. For example, there are some Harrah's properties nationally that provide free buffets for Seven Stars members even though this is not part of the official Total Rewards programs. I don't know of any of these adjustments for seniors but maybe.

Bob

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