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A recent update saying all 25c NSUD SpinPoker had been removed is incorrect. Although many machines have been changed, some machines remain untouched.
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Quicker than a fox in a chicken coop, Stations will no mail you if you get lucky on VP > 99% (even if you give them 5% slot play).. --- In vpfree@yahoogroups.com, <7711-jimmason@...> wrote: If you are a local and get mailers, you have a lot of calculating/comparisons to work through. If you are a "visitor" like me, play the highest EV games and go for the hidden host comps for free rooms(very valuable on weekends and holidays) and what ever food you can get. Stations is very liberal for visitors with $5K+ daily. Just like a TV comedy game show I like- "The Points don't Matter" :) --- In vpfree@yahoogroups.com , <davidcp789@...> wrote: Is it better to play a lower return VP game to improve your comps? After cash back, freeplay bounce back and other comps are calculated is it possible that a game with a lower return is better than 9/6 JoB? Would the answer be dependent on whether it is CEC, MGM, Wynn, etc. and is the answer different for $1 and $5 players?
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If you are a local and get mailers, you have a lot of calculating/comparisons to work through. If you are a "visitor" like me, play the highest EV games and go for the hidden host comps for free rooms(very valuable on weekends and holidays) and what ever food you can get. Stations is very liberal for visitors with $5K+ daily. Just like a TV comedy game show I like- "The Points don't Matter" :) --- In vpfree@yahoogroups.com, <davidcp789@...> wrote: Is it better to play a lower return VP game to improve your comps? After cash back, freeplay bounce back and other comps are calculated is it possible that a game with a lower return is better than 9/6 JoB? Would the answer be dependent on whether it is CEC, MGM, Wynn, etc. and is the answer different for $1 and $5 players?
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Is it better to play a lower return VP game to improve your comps? After cash back, freeplay bounce back and other comps are calculated is it possible that a game with a lower return is better than 9/6 JoB? Would the answer be dependent on whether it is CEC, MGM, Wynn, etc. and is the answer different for $1 and $5 players?
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Tim asked: Just curious if you know what time the 2x starts?? Is it midnight??
I'd like to play a lot that day, but my girlfriend would like to leave
early, so I was hoping the 2x points starts at midnight.
Yes South Point multipliers always run midnight to midnight.
Even so, you should check each time. You never know for sure if a change in policy has taken place. It's not simple on their system, but if you play $10 worth of coin-in, your redeemable free play should be 6c higher if 2x points are in effect but only 3c if single points are in effect.
Bob
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Apologies for the echoed post text appended to my recent posts ... still grappling with the updates to the online Yahoo Groups system (which I despise)
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Comenity Bank is the rebranded bank formerly known as World Financial Network Nat'l Bank. WFNNB is well known by many as the issuer of their co-branded retail card (Pottery Barn, West Elm, Express, Eddie Bauer, Ann Taylor, among others). It has a middling reputation when it comes to customer service (far from sterling, but nothing egregious, in terms of practices). I obtained the TR credit card and have had a positive experience thus far. Aside from the enrollment bonus, my rationale in getting the card is that I estimate I put about $1500-$2000 in charges annually on a card while a guest at a TR property (mostly gratuities, and occasional charges at outlets on days where I choose not to otherwise show a "presence"). The incremental rewards vs my alternative reward cards (3% on travel charges, including hotel charges, or 3% on dining) is sufficient that I figure I can glean a few extra dollars in rewards (even factoring the 20% RC to FP discount). --- In vpfree@yahoogroups.com, <alan3262@...> wrote: I have plenty of credit cards that give me much more cash back, and keep in mind that 10,000 in rewards credits is not worth $100.00 unless you were already going to spend the money on a hotel room, food, etc. If you get comps and convert your rewards credits to slot play like I do, they are worth 50%, 4/7 for Diamond, and 80% for Seven Stars. To me, with a Diamond Card and playing 9/6 Jacks or Better, that's $56.88, which still isn't bad for spending $750.
The funny thing is, I got one of those cards a few years ago and just had to make a small purchase, but I only got 2,500 rewards credits, and after that I've never used the card. I just checked online and it looks like they cancelled the card, so maybe I'll get another one.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com , "blitzace255" <BLITZace255@...> wrote:
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> I received an email today from Harrah's marketing concerning their Total Rewards credit card (which I applied for and was approved for about two weeks ago). Although there is no introductory 0% APR, the initial promotion is a free 10,000 Reward Credits with spending of $750 in the first 90 days on top of other perks such as 1x, 2x, and 5x reward credits per dollar spent on various purchases.
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> Another perk -- not mentioned on their Total Rewards Visa website -- was an upgrade from Total Rewards gold status to Platinum status upon credit card approval. I called the number provided for the offer to apply (1855.381.5714) and informed the customer service rep that I was approved and asked about the status upgrade. I was told that my status upgrade would be shown on the TR website upon the first credit card billing cycle.
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> This is quite good for me (and may be good for others here). I haven't yet played at TR locations and only became a member, so a bump to Platinum and the perks which come with it are great!
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> I'm not sure if anyone else is getting this email, but if you have a TR Visa card and not platinum status, it may be worth calling to see if you can get upgraded...or perhaps applying for a card for the perks including the tier upgrade.
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Have they changed their 9/6 JoB to $25 equals 1 tier point?
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