Free play doesnt last forever
Quote: AlanMendelsonConverted this morning's $10 of free play into $15 cash thanks to a full house on 25-cent Bonus poker.
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This thread is starting to become a train wreck
Alan, you are trying to prove that freeplay doesn't last forever because I have claimed to make so much from freeplay in other threads, am I correct?
You argued with me that I couldn't possibly be real because freeplay doesn't last forever. Those were your words in a few responses to me in other threads.
Why it isn't obvious yet that I agree with you is beyond me. Yes, the freeplay will NOT Last forever.
We don't need this experiment to prove that
It should also be obvious I never claimed the freeplay will last forever. I claimed to multicard and the entire purpose of multicarding is to REGENERATE Freeplay so I can keep collecting it. I.e. when it ENDS on one card, I begin collecting on the next.
At this point it's like you asking me if I can create a perpetual motion machine, I explain that I always keep in motion by switching motors and refilling with energy sources and now you start a thread to prove perpetual motion machines don't work.
I really don't see the purpose behind this.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
Quote: AlanMendelsonSorry Darkoz but my reports have nothing to do with you.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
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No problem.
Those Ceasars offers are "welcome back" offers.
They are scanning old records and trying to get old customers to return. They are evaluated slightly different than a normal calendar offer.
Good luck with your endeavors.
Quote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonSorry Darkoz but my reports have nothing to do with you.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
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No problem.
Those Ceasars offers are "welcome back" offers.
They are scanning old records and trying to get old customers to return. They are evaluated slightly different than a normal calendar offer.
Good luck with your endeavors.
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After getting $2500 per visit does Caesars really think $20 is an incentive to return?
Quote: AlanMendelsonQuote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonSorry Darkoz but my reports have nothing to do with you.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
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No problem.
Those Ceasars offers are "welcome back" offers.
They are scanning old records and trying to get old customers to return. They are evaluated slightly different than a normal calendar offer.
Good luck with your endeavors.
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After getting $2500 per visit does Caesars really think $20 is an incentive to return?
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You haven't been rated in five years!!!
Quote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonQuote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonSorry Darkoz but my reports have nothing to do with you.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
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No problem.
Those Ceasars offers are "welcome back" offers.
They are scanning old records and trying to get old customers to return. They are evaluated slightly different than a normal calendar offer.
Good luck with your endeavors.
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After getting $2500 per visit does Caesars really think $20 is an incentive to return?
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You haven't been rated in five years!!!
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And I won't be for $20 offers.
Quote: AlanMendelsonQuote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonQuote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonSorry Darkoz but my reports have nothing to do with you.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
link to original post
No problem.
Those Ceasars offers are "welcome back" offers.
They are scanning old records and trying to get old customers to return. They are evaluated slightly different than a normal calendar offer.
Good luck with your endeavors.
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After getting $2500 per visit does Caesars really think $20 is an incentive to return?
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You haven't been rated in five years!!!
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And I won't be for $20 offers.
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What they are saying is you haven't been a loyal customer for five years. Why give you $2500 freeplay and you haven't even stopped in. Maybe you just take it.
They are being quite nice considering a customer that disappeared for half a decade.
Quote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonQuote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonQuote: darkozQuote: AlanMendelsonSorry Darkoz but my reports have nothing to do with you.
By the way, I still get $20 offers from Caesars even though i havent played there in 5 years.
At my peak i was getting $2500 per visit.
link to original post
No problem.
Those Ceasars offers are "welcome back" offers.
They are scanning old records and trying to get old customers to return. They are evaluated slightly different than a normal calendar offer.
Good luck with your endeavors.
link to original post
After getting $2500 per visit does Caesars really think $20 is an incentive to return?
link to original post
You haven't been rated in five years!!!
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And I won't be for $20 offers.
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What they are saying is you haven't been a loyal customer for five years. Why give you $2500 freeplay and you haven't even stopped in. Maybe you just take it.
They are being quite nice considering a customer that disappeared for half a decade.
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I would spend $20 in tips just to valet my car and get my bags to the room.
This was the dilemma my wife and I went through for years because we would get weekly Freeplay from this particular casino and would have to decide if it was worth either of our time to go collect it.
Quote: DRichMy thought is always how much time do I need to invest to collect the Freeplay? If the casino is a 90 mile drive away, and then you have to park and run in and play the Freeplay through once, how much Freeplay do I need to justify the trip? In this case I would factor in a total drive time of three hours plus approximately 30 minutes to run in and play my Freeplay through so a total of 3.5 hours invested. Obviously not worth it for $20, but does it become viable at $100, $200, $400?
This was the dilemma my wife and I went through for years because we would get weekly Freeplay from this particular casino and would have to decide if it was worth either of our time to go collect it.
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Right.
So if you had ten cards EACH with $100 freeplay....
