Casinoboss Answers Your Questions: Part III

Good to have you back, CB. Stations has recently reinstalled its Grand Lux Cafes after originally replacing them with Cocos. I never did like the switch to Cocos, but it sure did seem like they didn't last long. From a casino pov, how long do you stick with a change before reverting to the original or changing to something else? Is it based on time, dollars, or some type of combination?

fredo
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Originally posted by: fredorules
Good to have you back, CB. Stations has recently reinstalled its Grand Lux Cafes after originally replacing them with Cocos. I never did like the switch to Cocos, but it sure did seem like they didn't last long. From a casino pov, how long do you stick with a change before reverting to the original or changing to something else? Is it based on time, dollars, or some type of combination?

fredo


That's really hard to say. Hate to say it, but "it depends". Sometimes companies just milk their investment dry (see some downtown casinos) and then sometimes they just will change on a whim (Wynn sort of follows this model).
Is Casino Boss really Rob Singer?
Casinoboss...

Are you currently employed by a casino?
In what capacity, what is your job title/description?





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Originally posted by: Bangendorf
Is Casino Boss really Rob Singer?

No, he makes sense!

Hello Boss - good to see you again.

1. Do you think the Cosmo will be successful (more than Aria) ?
2. How do those "independant" casinos work comps (like Cosmo, TI, Tropicana) ?, will they offer more free play, free rooms ?
3. Have any casinos ever thought of offering discounted Dollar slot credit ...i.e. offer me to Buy $1500 slot credit for $1200 (or discounted rate) - this would get the casino cash - give me slightly more credit - which I am sure to lose and more.

For the record - LVS lost our business...like many we got the 2 to 4 night free and free play - well no more offers.
If we pay for a room we will spend the $200.00 at Wynn or Cosmo or Aria.
In speaking with dealers in the high limit area at the Cosmopolitan, I found that quite a few are moonlighting from their regular jobs in other casinos, like the MGM properties and CET properties.

Is that allowed by the main casinos who employ them full-time? Thinking of branding and uniqueness--especially when it comes to high end areas--you want to see "exclusivity" as opposed to "Hey, I just saw you dealing $10 BJ at El Cortez, or Imperial Palace!"
They should change the casino boss thread to "Hey time for the same old questions and answers re:slot machines and paybacks. Lemme ask you this? Do you people ever go outside and enjoy your life ? JHC
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Originally posted by: Bangendorf
Is Casino Boss really Rob Singer?


No
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Originally posted by: RoadTrip
Casinoboss...

Are you currently employed by a casino?
In what capacity, what is your job title/description?


Yes.

I'm a senior leader. I've worked in many departments in a variety of markets in my career. I don't want to go past that.
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