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#1

From: SJMeade@aol.com
One big mistake I made, I did not write down toll free numbers for all the magazine subscription address changes phone calls I made, a Big Mistake. I have to do all that again next April when we move back. Groan.

Shirl,

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#2

Can someone explain how the casinos treat the new trend to have one card
good at several casinos? For example, if I stay at Treasure Island on a
comp, but play mostly at Bellagio using the combined card, will TI consider
that I gave them enough play to invite me back? Does the combined play
count in the daily average, or do they still consider each casino
separately? How about Caesars/Flamingo?

Dick

#3

Maybe this all depends on the casinos!?
Between the two, I do play 99% of the time at Rio but,
the invitations/freebies (free rooms, free shows,
etc.) I get in the mail and email, are good to use in
both places. :slight_smile:

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--- Dick Kalagher <dick@kalagher.com> wrote:

Can someone explain how the casinos treat the new
trend to have one card
good at several casinos? For example, if I stay at
Treasure Island on a
comp, but play mostly at Bellagio using the combined
card, will TI consider
that I gave them enough play to invite me back?
Does the combined play
count in the daily average, or do they still
consider each casino
separately? How about Caesars/Flamingo?

Dick

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#4

That is true. I play some in Shreveport and get comps to/for Vegas.

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Maybe this all depends on the casinos!?
Between the two, I do play 99% of the time at Rio but,
the invitations/freebies (free rooms, free shows,
etc.) I get in the mail and email, are good to use in
both places. :slight_smile:

--- Dick Kalagher <dick@kalagher.com> wrote:
> Can someone explain how the casinos treat the new
> trend to have one card
> good at several casinos? For example, if I stay at
> Treasure Island on a
> comp, but play mostly at Bellagio using the combined
> card, will TI consider
> that I gave them enough play to invite me back?
> Does the combined play
> count in the daily average, or do they still
> consider each casino
> separately? How about Caesars/Flamingo?
>
> Dick
>
>
>

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#5

--- In vpFREE@y..., "Dick Kalagher" <dick@k...> wrote:

Can someone explain how the casinos treat the new trend to have one

card

good at several casinos? For example, if I stay at Treasure Island

on a

comp, but play mostly at Bellagio using the combined card, will TI

consider

that I gave them enough play to invite me back? Does the combined

play

count in the daily average, or do they still consider each casino
separately? How about Caesars/Flamingo?

Dick

Your questions may depend on the club. Not all are created equally.
The PPE Connection Card seems to be the most loosely associated.
Harrah's is a marketing juggernaut... I would be very careful and
have a serious talk with your slot host before you assumed your play
at an associate property went toward your discretionary RF or B comps
at the casino where you are staying. If you are talking about comps
via marketing offers, I doubt anyone but the marketing folks can tell
you.