Comments on: South Point Offers

By: glen

glen — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 22:59:38 +0000

Just wanted to thank you for all of the information contained in your books and on your website. i am from la ..I bought your books about 14 months ago..I must say I have used the info
rmation..I have not paid for a room or food in 10 months..I uusally have way more room/food over than I can handle..I wish more people would take advantage of comps and the like..I see so many people who have very little clue as to comps and the like…many people figure if you get a car and play for 2 hr..you r intiled to a meal..i ahve stopped trying to educate people as to beenfits as to players club memberships..thanx again..ps..It is kinda hard to get info from casino host/plyrs club types re there programs…I am always hunting for more tips and the like r e programs

By: Leo Fuchs

Leo Fuchs — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:50:32 +0000

I have gone twice to Southpoint to play video poker and it’s no big deal. They have full pay V.P. but (surprise) you don’t win. What good are their promotions if the slots are TIGHT? Goodby SOUTHPOINT!!

By: George Mikutowicz

George Mikutowicz — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 00:19:43 +0000

I always look forward to South Point 2x point days as it adds an extra incentive to drive “out of town”.
Last time I was there I got distracted and walked away leaving $100 in the VP machine. By the time I realized it the $100 had been cashed out. Some time later after I sat down at another machine resolving never to let that happen again, two slot attendants came over asked me if my name was George and handed me a $100 voucher. They said they were able to track me down since I always had my slot card inserted. That had to be above and beyond what any other casino would do. South Point certainly knows how to take care of their customers and remains my favorite. Their rooms are great also.

By: Kevin Lewis

Kevin Lewis — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 17:24:47 +0000

There might be changes in the wind. In recent months (amazingly), Vegas casinos didn’t seem to be making much effort to attract customers–no particular profusion of new promotions/offers, and the places that were stingy stayed stingy (like Stations). However, yesterday I got a mailer from M–where I played twice a year or so ago, on the good quarter machines that they had then, winning a few bucks in the process. Since then, they had ignored me, and I them. But the mailer I just received has multiple $20 free play offers, and two free buffets, for the month of April. The first mailer I’ve ever gotten from those guys!
It seems as if there is absolutely no correlation between level and frequency of play (including how recent), and the offers I get. I’ve been getting $100 free play coupons from a place I haven’t set foot in since 2008. $200 free play from another place where I used to play a lot, but I’ve shunned for three years since I was treated badly by one of their hosts. On the flip side, I’ve given the Palms a fair amount of action, and in return have received nothing, nothing, nothing.
South Point continues to send me the standard out-of-towner two free room nights+$50 free play+$50 food credit every calendar quarter. The VP isn’t wonderful, but it isn’t bad, and if you play NSUD or Triple Bonus on 2X point days, you can eke out +0.3% EV (more than that, if you factor in the mailers). Remember when we all wouldn’t have bothered to play with such a tiny advantage? LOL.