I wondered that myself. I haven't had a chance to talk to my host but that was going to be one of my questions. Im not a big card user and dont ask for many comps I just hate how the system there has changed so many times within the last couple of years. Are these changes really going to change the books for the positive? Im not sure they will. I see less people playing the machines and hear more complaining everyday.
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> > > The promo is rigged. You can pick whichever glass you like but the prize you get is predetermined.
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> > > > Just came back from HRH and the point requirement is correct. They have a promo now that for every 300 points you get to spin the electronic wheel at the kiosk. Limit is 3 spins. I got a nouns spin as well. I ended up getting 2500 points a spin for a total of 10k. From talking to employees there I gather they made the point requirement higher on poker but will be having better promos. This one isn't bad, there's some big prizes on that wheel.
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> > > > > Apparently they consider the 25c Spin Poker Deluxe with 8/5 BP to be "Optimum" since it was $4 per point. The single-line 50c and $1 machines with 8/5 BP down the steps from hotel registration were $2 per point. I played both these today.
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