Our yearly play is just enough to get us a Diamond Rating. 7* would be impossible for us.
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From: eecounter
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 3:34 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Follow-up to "pesky host" question - playing with spouse's card
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> My wife and I always play on one account. It allows us to achieve
a higher tier without having to double our play.
> An example is at Harrahs.. We only have one account and achieve
Diamond Status without having to each play 100K coin in.
> With only 100K, we get all the benefits of that tier.
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It all depends on how much coin you plan to put through (which
depends on many things such as your bankroll, time you have to devote
to casino play, the attractiveness of the available games at the
casino in question, the "tier levels" for a casino, etc.). With
light play, spouses may be better off by playing under one account at
*some* casinos. With medium to heavy play, my experience is that a
couple is almost always better off splitting the play over two
accounts - otherwise the one account simply gets "overqualified" for
the bounce back benefits, (to use Bob Dancer's terminology)
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