Harrah's Change In Total Rewards Club

For 2013, Caesar’s Entertainment has increased the amount needed to qualify for their higher Total Reward Club members. A Diamond status requires 15,000 tier credits and the Seven Stars status is achieved at 150,000 tier credits. The 2012, requirements were 11,000 and 100,000. They stated that this was a “slight” increase. Is 36% and 50% really as “slight” increase? They did offer a way to earn tier credits faster but it done not come near to offsetting the increase to qualify.
In the past year or two, there were major changes in Caesar’s comps and giveaways. I know that Caesar’s is trying to decrease costs. Some of the things they do are understandable and acceptable.
Am I incorrect to think that instead of reducing benefits to their better customers, Caesar’s should be at least maintaining the benefits to keep these customers?
You are right, but like the old saying...whatever the traffic will bear.
they are making it harder for the people who went to their local casino every week and put 200 tier on their card every week to make Diamond. that's not who they want to give VIP status to.

I am very happy with the change. it never made any sense to me a couple of years ago when they increased it just to 11,000. Where I live, we are close to 3 Caesars Entertainment casinos and it seems like almost every adult in town has a Diamond card. It's hard to see something as an exclusive benefit when it is something everyone has
The way its going, there will not be much traffic. I have a few other choices that are just as easy to get to.

I think that spending over $10,000.00 a year at a casino deserves some rewards. Are you a Seven Stars member?
no, my tier score for 2012 was only 23K. According to the brochure I received explaining the new tier system, my tier score would have been 39K if the bonuses were in place last year. but if you were losing $10K a year, was being Diamond really worth it?
Thanks for the update NJGuy67

Guess I'll have to book a couple more trips to Vegas this year to reach that slightly raised bar.
Good Luck Blade! I am from NJ but i love going to Vegas. I have been going once or twice almost every year for the past 40 years. It was a lot easier on my money "back in the day." I'll be going the end of March.
Your daily average loss matters the most not your card color... I get into Diamond Lounges, free airfare,

any room in any casino... Suites to NBA games... You name it I get it... Im just a Platium Card Holder some

how LOL..
they are making it harder for the people who went to their local casino every week and put 200 tier on their card every week to make Diamond. that's not who they want to give VIP status to.

I am very happy with the change. it never made any sense to me a couple of years ago when they increased it just to 11,000. Where I live, we are close to 3 Caesars Entertainment casinos and it seems like almost every adult in town has a Diamond card. It's hard to see something as an exclusive benefit when it is something everyone has


They make millions off this kind of thinking!!!! Your diamond card gets you the front of line... If thats worth

7k in expected losses for slots and 3.5k for vp go for it... Like Ted Turner said " Americans are the

dumbest people on earth... They buy bottle water from the tap..." Karen what are you mad the Free Food

Friday lines are a little to long for you to stand in?
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