It's complicated, but here it is in a nutshell:
All coin-in at all six Stations during the 90 day period ended the previous month end is used to determine the mailer.
The Station casino in which you provided the most coin-in during those 90 days is designated your "home" casino. Where you obtained your card is irrelevant.
If the home casino is not Green Valley, you'll get the maximum benefit.
If the home casino is Green Valley, you need more coin-in to get the same mailer. The exact premium is not clear, one break I know of is that it takes $75,000 to get the $60,000 mailer. At higher levels, the premium may be a smaller percentage, but it's not clear how this is calculated.
Green Valley tells its customers that only coin-in at GVR counts towards the monthly mailer. This is not true although the booth people seem honest and appear to have been told that.
Hope it helps,
B
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At 09:44 AM 12/24/2002 -0800, you wrote:
At 09:37 AM 12/24/02, you wrote:
>Texas is my home casino
Does that mean it is where you play the most? Or, that is where you
obtained your station card?
The reason I ask is that I obtained my card from Green Valley. Would that
lower the offers because they require more play for things? Can I earn them
anywhere [points] and use them at one of the station casinos that requires
less redemption points for such things as buffets?
Thanks for the guidance.
Allen
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