Exactly. I liked staying at Caesars and Paris was OK, but not a big fan of Harrah's, Flamingo or Bally's. And I just felt like the customer service in general went way downhill at those casinos - things like cutting back/closing the Diamond lounges. Having so many other locations (some with decent VP!) around the country is a plus, but realistically I never get to vist those anyway. So I'm not too interested in rekindling my relationship with Harrah's at this point.
Thanks Mike for the info on MGM. Do you (or anyone else) know if the room comp "credit" you earn is pretty much good for all of their casinos or only where you play? Like at harrah's, at least when it came to rooms, I could get free rooms just about anywhere based on my play at 1 or 2 casinos. Just wondering if I can play at any MGM casino to try to get some offers to all of them, or whether I need to play where I want to stay.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mary Ann" <justmare111@...> wrote:
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> I think this statement he posted says he's not happy with the rooms at Harrah's properties and is looking for something a bit more high end.
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> "I used to be a Harrah's Diamond member but stopped playing there when they trashed the VP and let everything else go downhill. "
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "the7thwarrior" <Judy@> wrote:
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> > Harrah's may have crappy Video poker, but for VERY limited play you get free rooms... LOTS of them. Might be worth it. If you are willing to pay over $100 a night, for a room, you could play a little at Harrahs, lose less than the price of that "free" room. Of course there is always the possibility you could get lucky at 7/5 bonus poker. It has been known to happen.
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> > There are Harrah's all over the country, and one in Canada. THe VP is bad, but the rooms are great!
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