To clarify my statement, I have never and would never stay at a Casino on a comp and not give them any play.
Instead of giving them 100K play I would reduce it to 20-30K over (3) nts. At that amount of play it is a great value.
Unless I get some fabulous offers that require substantial paly, the 20-30K last year was sufficient to keep the room offers coming.
Joel
> > We won't be back to Venetian unless it is to burn them on a
future offer
> > that does not require a minimum amount of play.
> >
> > Joel
I'd be very careful if you think you can "burn" a casino of anything.
All offers are subject to cancellation at the casino's discretion.
Can this turn into a nightmare for you? Absloutely. I know of a
gentleman who thought he would enjoy a free weekend and "burn" the
casino. So, he proceded to just enjoy Vegas and not play.
Know what happened? At 3AM he got a phone call and a knock at the
door telling him he had 30 minutes to vacate the premises.
On another occasion, a lady at a Caesar's shopping event told me she
and her husband came in on a $2,500 certificate offer. He didn't
play "up to par". On the next morning when the shopping certificates
were distributed they didn't get one for $2,500 - they got none at
all.
I'm very "wary" when I have a losing session of where my points stand
for that trip. But, honestly, without a decent-sized loss or adequate
play the casino will not allow you to rip it off.
If you've been treated poorly, simply chalk it up to experience and
don't go back.
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