<<If you play at more than one property, the free play and food are good at all four properties (and appear all in one page) and you get tickets for shows at all properties. Hotel offers are also good at all properties.
I am pretty sure the gift cards are for $5 since that is what Sam's Town used to have on Sundays earlier in the year for the same amount of points. >>
Thanks so much for answering my questions. One other question, which may not be readily answerable: Does this now mean that all your play at all properties is combined and then that total determines your free play?
Related to that is an issue that has been discussed a couple of months ago: When a casino has multiple-point limits, does your combined play at more than one casino hit the limit? In the past the limit has not been the same at all 4 casinos, so what about limits in that situation?
Still getting a headache!!!
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You can read my blog at
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From: Lucy
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2012 11:15 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Coast Group
If you play at more than one property, the free play and food are good at all four properties (and appear all in one page) and you get tickets for shows at all properties. Hotel offers are also good at all properties.
I am pretty sure the gift cards are for $5 since that is what Sam's Town used to have on Sundays earlier in the year for the same amount of points.
--- In mailto:vpFREE%40yahoogroups.com, "Queen of Comps" <queenofcomps@...> wrote:
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> You know those horror movies that show a person who wants to drive another person crazy for some nefarious reason. I think I am IN one of these movies and I'm the one being driven crazy – by casino marketing executives!!!
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> I just got my "combined" mailer for all 4 Coast properties: Orleans, Gold Coast, Suncoast, and Sam's Town. To read this "booklet mailer," you have to be sure to look on the bottom of each page to see which one or ones that page is "good" for. For example, the list of my free play and the page with my calendar and the one with my dining rewards had a "Gold Coast" on the bottom of the page. The page that contained the ad for liquor/wine in the gift shop had all 4 casinos listed at the bottom of the page. But the ad for Mega Bingo listed the casinos involved within the ad.
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> However, since I play only at Gold Coast, I am wondering how that mailer was for people who play at more than one of these properties. For example, if you play at two casinos, did you have a separate page for free play offers at each of them – or did your free play for your combined play appear on one page and you could pick up at either casino.
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> Another question: The Sunday Albertson promo tells how much you have to play to get "a card" – but don't say what denomination the card is. On the page with this offer, there is a picture of a woman holding up a $10 Albertson card but on the calendar they show a $5 card. How good this promo is certainly depends on the value of the gift card. Duh!!!!!
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> Does anyone have any additional information that might keep me from going completely `round the bend!!! )
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