Rated at Wynn table games?

Does anybody know what the minimum wager is to be rated at Wynn?

Black Chip (100 bones) to be rated 250 and up for lowest level of comps.

Seriously? They won't even rate you at $50?
That is f***** up.

Wrong.

You can get rated at Wynn/Encore at $15 tables. You can also get some comps at that level, granted you wont be getting a comped Villa suite or bottle service at X/S but you will get a Buffet comp or two or a discount room.

Well I play at the Wynn, I was told by my host 100 bones to be noticed and almost 3 times that for any

real comps.. 15 dollars a hand on the strip wont get it done ( Riv, Hooters maybe) it will be laughed at,

within the WYNN.

Of course if you play 10 hours at 15 per hand, or 10 hours of nickels at the bandits, they will through you a

buffet for your time.

I asked this same question on the paid side and was told $25. A friend of mine told me $50. Four responses, four different answers. I guess the only way I'll know for sure is to ask the pitboss when I get there. I'm hoping KingBBinLV is correct.

As mentioned on a previous thread here, I recieved a 3 night comp and $500 freeplay for very minimal play at the Wynn. Although I'm a low roller, I hope to give them enough rated play to at least recieve discounted rooms in the future. But, I wont hold my breath. This may be a one time offer.

I haven't done much gambling at Wynn/Encore. After leaving X/S or when friends are in town I play a little BJ or we play penny machines. I've never been one to bet $25+ a hand there, usually $15 or so per hand but one day when I wanted to see if I could get some buffets comped I was told to go speak with a host in the office right by the buffet, the host pulled up my play and comped me for 5 buffets. I also currently get $25 a week in free slot play and have been getting that for the last 10 months or so.

So like I said, they will rate you if your playing as low as $15 a hand.

When I was playing there, I maintained a circa $25 average for about 2 hours. I'm an international player, and was staying elsewhere, so they were aware this was "ex-gratia" play. That said, I spoke to a host, who gave me an OPEN coffee shop comp, on which I managed to spend $130 with a friend. Great return. 2 hours X $25 per hand x 60 hands per hour = $3000 playthrough, with expected house edge of about $30, and got $130 comp.

I can't speak of whether everyone's experience would be the same, but that's what worked for me.

So, for clarity, my belief is you can be rated for ANY amount at those tables, as long as you have a player tracking card. The higher your bet the better your comps should be - but in tight times, casinos are often appreciative of any play, so don't feel you have to bet black to get anything of value.