There are a lot of variables here.
The primary thing will be where you are staying. If staying at a mid-level or non-strip casino you probably will get your room comped and perhaps some food. A lot will depend upon how long you play each day and if you get lucky and play longer and harder than you normally would.
When you get your player card, you can ask for some rough guidance on how much play is expected to get a room comped or some food. That will give you a starting point. They will also tell you how to handle checkout; at most hotels this is not handled at the front desk but by a host or the players club but different casinos have different procedures. And whether they take points off your card will depend upon the casino you are playing at.
If you give us more information about where you plan to stay and what and how long you are willing to play each day then you will probably get more helpful information.
Have a good time.
> To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
> From: cheryl.mohme@gmail.com
> Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 05:52:09 +0000
> Subject: [vpFREE] Newbie Wants Comps
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> Hi all. I'm heading to Vegas and Laughlin on Saturday - yeah! I'm totally new at VP, but have been studying the strategy charts and practicing with Frugal VP software, and spent a few bucks at the local Indian Casino. I'm wondering if my $5,000 budget for the week will be enough to expect any decent comps and then - how do I cash in on those? I know I need to get the player cards and I think I'm supposed to charge everything to my room (right??). Then.... do I ask at the hotel desk when I check out about what might be comped?
> Ok, and then if they comp rooms, food, etc. are they taking points off the card? Or is that a separate system? Thanks for the help!!
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