where is 10/6 dd at wynns the one available once cant be found please
inform thanks ron
wynns
As the vpFREE database shows, the four Multi-Poker machines that have
10/6 DDB are in the far back between Red 8 and Lure.
where is 10/6 dd at wynns the one available once cant be found
please
As the vpFREE database shows, the four Multi-Poker machines that have
10/6 DDB are in the far back between Red 8 and Lure.
After giving significant play on these machines, I went to the club
booth to request a comp. I was told I had ZERO comps available. I
quizzed them why that would be after earning about 3000 points @ 9$
action/point. They asked me what game I was playing and a boothling
said that on the 'full pay games' they don't give any comps.
I hope your experience is better!
G'luck all,
LVGamb00ler
After doing significant play on those machines (at least $10k coin-in), I've gone to the host office to ask for a comp to the buffet. When the host looks up my account and says I don't have any comps, I ask, "how is it possible that I did all that coin in and I don't have any comps?" They then write out the comp.
Seriously, since they post their comp policy ($9 coin in per point in VP) and they don't ever post anywhere that those machines are ineligible, at some point, they need to be brought either to gaming -- or the State Attorney General (for deceptive business practices/advertising).
Lainie
> As the vpFREE database shows, the four Multi-Poker machines that have
10/6 DDB are in the far back between Red 8 and Lure.
After giving significant play on these machines, I went to the club
booth to request a comp. I was told I had ZERO comps available. I
quizzed them why that would be after earning about 3000 points @ 9$
action/point. They asked me what game I was playing and a boothling
said that on the 'full pay games' they don't give any comps.
I hope your experience is better!
G'luck all,
LVGamb00ler
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I play these and are able to get comps.
JR
After doing significant play on those machines (at least $10k coin-in), I've gone to the host office to ask for a comp to the buffet. When the host looks up my account and says I don't have any comps, I ask, "how is it possible that I did all that coin in and I don't have any comps?" They then write out the comp.
Seriously, since they post their comp policy ($9 coin in per point in VP) and they don't ever post anywhere that those machines are ineligible, at some point, they need to be brought either to gaming -- or the State Attorney General (for deceptive business practices/advertising).
Lainie
> As the vpFREE database shows, the four Multi-Poker machines that have
10/6 DDB are in the far back between Red 8 and Lure.
After giving significant play on these machines, I went to the club
booth to request a comp. I was told I had ZERO comps available. I
quizzed them why that would be after earning about 3000 points @ 9$
action/point. They asked me what game I was playing and a boothling
said that on the 'full pay games' they don't give any comps.
I hope your experience is better!
G'luck all,
LVGamb00ler
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When we stayed there a few weeks ago we had somewhere around $400
knocked off our bill at checkout, and got a pair of comped buffets
with line pass -- they would have sent us to the cafe, but the wife
really wanted to fill up at the buffet. I'm guessing we had about
$125K coin-in over a 6 day stay. Almost all of that was on the full
pay machines, although we spent some time on some of the other 9/6
Jacks machines.
The Red card boothlings, except for the managers, aren't especially
helpful there. I always have a chat with a host before checking out,
who are always polite enough not to show how unimpressed they are with
low roller VP players who know where the decent games are.
Mike
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Seriously, since they post their comp policy ($9 coin in per point
in VP) and they don't ever post anywhere that those machines are
ineligible, at some point, they need to be brought either to gaming --
<<Almost all of that was on the full
pay machines, although we spent some time on some of the other 9/6
Jacks machines.>>
I think this is the key and you probably don't have to spend a lot of time on the 9/6. Mix it up a little.
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That is good to know. I don't play there enough to likely warrant any
discretionary comps, but it's always worth a try to get a free dinner
buffet without having to redeem points. Let me ask you: when you get a
buffet comp, do you have to use it the same day?
And it sounds like you bypassed the Red Card booth and talked directly
with a host. Correct?
After doing significant play on those machines (at least $10k coin-
in), I've gone to the host office to ask for a comp to the buffet.
When the host looks up my account and says I don't have any comps, I
ask, "how is it possible that I did all that coin in and I don't have
any comps?" They then write out the comp.
Seriously, since they post their comp policy ($9 coin in per point
in VP) and they don't ever post anywhere that those machines are
ineligible, at some point, they need to be brought either to gaming --
or the State Attorney General (for deceptive business
practices/advertising).
The first time I did this, I went to a host after being turned down by the booth. The next time I played, I went directly to a host, and I used the comp the same day. Because it's so time consuming for me to go to the strip (as a local), I never asked how long the comp was good for -- so I can't answer your question. One thing, I haven't played there for a couple of months and things may have changed.
I hope this helps.
Lainie
That is good to know. I don't play there enough to likely warrant any
discretionary comps, but it's always worth a try to get a free dinner
buffet without having to redeem points. Let me ask you: when you get a
buffet comp, do you have to use it the same day?
And it sounds like you bypassed the Red Card booth and talked directly
with a host. Correct?
After doing significant play on those machines (at least $10k coin-
in), I've gone to the host office to ask for a comp to the buffet.
When the host looks up my account and says I don't have any comps, I
ask, "how is it possible that I did all that coin in and I don't have
any comps?" They then write out the comp.
Seriously, since they post their comp policy ($9 coin in per point
in VP) and they don't ever post anywhere that those machines are
ineligible, at some point, they need to be brought either to gaming --
or the State Attorney General (for deceptive business
practices/advertising).
Lainie
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