This comment -But then, Stations has obviously decided to give the middle finger to those customers who built up their brand- does not make any sense since locals, who still receive point multipliers, are the actual ones who "built up" the Stations brand.
David, all you're doing is taking your animosity towards me out of the Sink and into other forums, where it does not belong. You've done that repeatedly. Please reacquaint yourself with the rules of these forums.
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
David, all you're doing is taking your animosity towards me out of the Sink and into other forums, where it does not belong. You've done that repeatedly. Please reacquaint yourself with the rules of these forums.
I have done nothing of the sort. My comment is fact based and truthful.
Originally posted by: David Miller
I have done nothing of the sort. My comment is fact based and truthful.
Uh huh. You troll every forum daily, looking for posts I've made so you can contradict them. It's your widdle method of harassment. I guess you have nothing better to do.
But just so you know--there's really no point in labeling everything you say "fact based and truthful." Such labeling does nothing other than expose your own doubts.
End of discussion.
I return to Vegas next week and I am staying at the Palace Station for 3 comped nights. Since I am staying because of a mailer I received, I will check to see if I qualify for the point multiplier(s).
Thanks for always being helpful David!
Honestly, thwe way to play Stations right now is to just stay on the radar. Just giv'em $80 in their video poker each visit and you should get the basic free room/food comp offer they send everyone. Then you get 2-3 nigths of free rooms and $20 food comp for $80.
Thats a good deal even if their slot club blows now. Same rule applies at lots of other places.
Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
Thanks for always being helpful David!
You are welcome.
It would be good to hear what kind of offers action given now (rather than historically) is generating. Anthony reported recently that Stations loudly proclaimed that they wouldn't be giving anything away any more (unquote). That probably isn't true, strictly speaking, but it would be good to know what it takes these days to pry a room offer out of them--again, if you have no past play history.
The industry rumor is that they're drastically shifting their target demographic as far as locals are concerned; they now want the upper crust instead of the proletariat. That's been shown by, among other moves, the permanent closure of the Fiestas. (And of course, no more buffets for the peasants.) Interesting to see how they treat the visiting low-rollers; it used to be pretty good.
Good info guys. I personally stopped going to them about 1.5 years ago but maybe I will try what you are saying PJ.
