Comments on: Players Club News for Non-Vegas Casinos

By: LC Larry

LC Larry — Sat, 03 Jun 2017 04:15:12 +0000

MGM Detroit is not a “resort” as they may want people to believe. Also it takes 10 times the amount of play to earn the same amount in Vegas.

By: Kevin Lewis

Kevin Lewis — Mon, 29 May 2017 06:48:47 +0000

That “ONE” club returns comps at some indeterminate amount, but it’s much less than .1%. It does depend on the individual casino–Circus Circus Circus Circus gives you nothing, the Silver Legacy varies, the Eldorado is a bit better than the other two. But what they all have in common–a trend started long ago by the dueling Atlantis and Peppermill–is a don’t ask, won’t tell policy. You never have any idea what comps you may have earned or what your points are worth. The slot club boothlings do that infuriating dance where you ask them how much comps you’ve earned and instead of answering, they ask you what you are trying to get comped for (I usually retort, “Dinner for fifty at the steakhouse.”). It seems to be a growing Reno trend to not tell you what your earned points are or will be worth.

By: George Bauslaugh

George Bauslaugh — Sun, 28 May 2017 08:31:44 +0000

Jean,

The reason the Golden Nugget is introducing a new tier (with the one year BMW lease), is that the Owners of the L’AUBERGE, Pinnacle Entertainment, have the Owner’s Tier, with their players club: this includes a one/two-year lease on a Mercedes. The Isle of Capri also has its Black Paradise tier level.
Lake Charles has by far, the highest gaming action in LA, and built the Isle of Capri nationwide from this one property.