Casinos don't want us to know their formulas for determining offers,
so I doubt that you would ever find a good list available publicly.
From what I've seen, they can use daily average or total action. And
they can use actual wins and losses, theo or coin-in. In some cases
it's a combination of factors.
Maybe you will find some other players to compare notes with and
figure out each casino's system, but players who keep good records and
are willing to share their info are very rare.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "clementiyn" wrote:
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> Perhaps this has been broken down before, but I haven't found it. Is there a comprehensive list of which casinos use which methods for their decision making?
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> Harrah's properties definitely use daily Theo, with weighting on your most recent sessions (I've had people say they only look at last four, I've had people say they look at ten but weight toward the most recent).
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> The VPFree pages for some casinos, including the Nugget in Reno, suggest that decisions are made entirely on total action during a calendar period (in the Nugget's case a calendar quarter) without regard to the daily averages.
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> Perhaps there are some that use both, with quarterly action deciding mailers but daily theo deciding room discounts or comps. For those of you who run $100k coin in every time through the door, perhaps it doesn't matter. But some of us have $40k days and $5k days, or days where we spend an hour as a one-off while waiting on friends. Putting up a short day at Harrah's definitely has its downsides...
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