Eastside Cannery: New Member Mailer

I recently joined the players club at Eastside Cannery and received a pretty decent mailer almost immediately, including a $25 off coupon at any restaurant and a free night's stay, with very little play by me. I am curious if anyone can share any info as to their experience about what levels of mailers are generated by what levels of play. I am considering giving some regular action here if the return is good.

I've heard its a good place, offers cheap rooms, even cheaper if you play their WebPass game online, has good latin music and good hot sauce in its buffet. I tried to start a thread on that WebPass program at home to get discounts for when you actually visit but there were no takers. It has a Spanish language Twitter stream to remind you of events and bargains.

The following comment is stolen from a poker player who did a monster 26 days in Vegas at twelve dollars a day.

"...Kaiser salute to Eastside Cannery for the most confusing, intentionally anti-tourist, on-line Webpass promotion as well as the dysfuntion encountered when trying to nail down the confusing and conflicting rules for prize redemption. ..."

Quote: FleaStiff

did a monster 26 days in Vegas at twelve dollars a day.

Weak.

It's worth giving them some play. It's not hard to generate offers. Also, the Cannery (up north) does marketing separately so you can generate offers from both.

Quote: teddys

Weak.

As in you could do it for completely free? or 26 days is weak?

If he is reading about the same guy I did, I feel like it's pretty impressive. Dude's pushing 60.

At my peak, I did the math and could slot in about a month and a half solid between me and a friend (who was retired and pretty much bummed the ride up off of me, so we always played together) without paying a single night, and often having tournament invites, giveaways and food credit.

I did four months. Only broke for New Years. No food costs and transport was the bus.

I really should write an article. Did do a radio show...

Quote: teddys

I did four months. Only broke for New Years. No food costs and transport was the bus.

I really should write an article. Did do a radio show...

You should do an article if you can, I think it would be a very informative read.

Quote: teddys

I did four months. Only broke for New Years. No food costs and transport was the bus.

I really should write an article. Did do a radio show...

I'm attempting to do the same thing you did (see my blog) and would love to see an article on how it's done. A breakdown of coin in, comp received, and which comps were given to you with points or used a host. I remember on GWAE you quit because you got a job, but could you have kept this going for longer? How do manage to get so many rooms/food if casinos want to take your money, and spit you out within a week or so?