Comped 5 days in Vegas- How much to gamble at hotel?

I'm diamond at Caesars.
Going to be in Vegas for 7days in Aug at the Convention center.

will probably be staying at one of the Caesar's hotels with a monorail.

5 days free + 2 days @ $39+tax = $87 total.
no resort fees.

I've never stayed at a Caesars property before.
how much should I gamble at that casino so not to burn my bridges?
and maybe even get those 2 days comped?

seems like all 99%+ machines are $25 coin-in per tier credit.
best $10 coin-in is $5 9/5 JoB.

I was thinking $5k coin-in per day (500 tier points + 125 bonus tier points).
too much? and/or too many days?
too little?

and I have like $200 in reward credits.
should I spend it all before going to Vegas?

If you don't spend your rewards credits then the host cannot comp without deducting it from there

Quote: Wizardofnothing

If you don't spend your rewards credits then the host cannot comp without deducting it from there

ahh.. so RC= $0 it is!

thx!

My experience, and I'm a long time diamond ,but not as detail aware as some of you.

I only recently started playing vp. I average about 10 hrs/day play, 1 on slots, 9 on carnival games. 50-100 per hand. Slots 1-2 per spin @5=1RC. Longest comp stay 9 days.

Tables, they care a lot about time on games. My impression is you want to average 4hrs/day min.

So, last time I paid for anything Harrah's in LV was in the 90s. Charge food and all to the room. As won said, rcs low is polite and underatood. Obvious killing of them just before you check out is mildly rude, vut you'll accumulate them all week, too. At the end of your stay ask to be evaluated before checkout. They should take any rcs and then comp you the rest, including the room..

I am not an expert on 5k per day being enough or not on vp. I expose about 3k/day slots and 10k/day on tables.

Hope that's helpful even though vague.

Can't really speak for cet but I've heard some casino require 15k+ coin in on 9/6 vp to get a comped room

Rio has some 99% BP at $1, otherwise you're going to be playing 3-hand $1 9-5 or, as you said $5 9/5.

Some machines are set at an expected loss of 2%, others at 4%, others at 6% (I'm 65% sure this part is true). In order to get charges comped, your backend comp balance (25-30% expected loss) needs to be higher than your room. However, many people get free rooms for significantly less play, presumably when their expected loss is at least equal to the room value. Room values vary drastically throughout the week, I believe Paris is charging me as much as $150 per weekend night, but a week night at Harrah's might only "cost" you $50.

40k coin in through seven days (including two weekend nights) would be enough to make up for your room cost most likely. However, if you're looking for more, you are going to have to play a whole lot more. There are too many variables to give you an appropriate estimate. Where are you staying?

Babs, $13k/day on high HE games? Yike.

Ahir,
Wow.. Thx for the tips.
I have reservations for Bally's but I might change to Rio because of $10 coin in for 99% bp.

Since I'm renting a car, it's not that big a deal about no monorail.

For coin in, would four 10k coin in days be the same as eight $5k coin in days for my trip?
(Rather have 1k TC + 1k bonus vs 500tc + 125 bonus)

Heck, a single $40k coin in day for the whole trip?

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when saying $10k coin in per day to get a room comped seems mind boggling. Obviously $10k coin in doesn't mean putting $10,000 through the machine per day. So what does it really mean? Lol

Quote: Toobs

when saying $10k coin in per day to get a room comped seems mind boggling. Obviously $10k coin in doesn't mean putting $10,000 through the machine per day. So what does it really mean? Lol

no.
if you read it again, I wrote $10k coin-in for 4 out of the 8 days i'll be in vegas (vs $5k coin in everyday).

and yes, $10k coin-in means putting $10k thru the machine.
don't understand the confusion?

Quote: Toobs

Obviously $10k coin in doesn't mean putting $10,000 through the machine per day.

I'm not sure exactly what you think it means, but here is an example to clarify: If you play a machine which has a sticker on it reading "$1," and you play 5 credits per hand, then you are putting $5 at risk each hand. If you play 2000 hands, that is $10k coin in. It doesn't mean you lose $10k. It means you bet a cumulative $10k.

Got it.

I would imagine it doesn't matter how you structure your play, as long as you put enough through. Maybe take the last two days off, when you have a paid room? With that said, I really do not know.