Caesar's Comps - Question about Offers

Do Caesar's Hosts have any say on the on-line offers you receive through Total Rewards?

It seems as though they do not, but I have often heard they are able to choose whether to base your play on your ADT or your Actual loss...

(ex: playing $1,000 a hand for 8 hours [theoretical loss of $9600 with a 2% HE and 60 hands an hour) compared to losing $10,000 in one hand)

Yes, hosts can SOMETIMES massage offers. If you are playing $1,000 a hand at Caesars you are one heck of a player and you shouldn't have any problems getting "extras."

But Caesars will make you jump through the hoops of using up your "reward credits" or comp dollars first.

Are you 7Stars? What is your play history?

And yes you get better comps if you play $1,000 per hour for 8 hours instead of losing $10,000 in one hand.

I'm saying if a brand new player walks in and loses $15,000 in one hand, is he going to get the same offers as someone who played for much, much longer but had a similar ADT?

Quote: dyepaintball12

I'm saying if a brand new player walks in and loses $15,000 in one hand, is he going to get the same offers as someone who played for much, much longer but had a similar ADT?

When it comes to mailed offers it's hard to say since each company has their way of doing things.

Quote: dyepaintball12

I'm saying if a brand new player walks in and loses $15,000 in one hand, is he going to get the same offers as someone who played for much, much longer but had a similar ADT?

In this extreme scenario, likely not. The $15k ADT guy who played much, much longer will probably get a better offer. CET also values time on table games as well.

Quote: tringlomane

The $15k ADT guy who played much, much longer will probably get a better offer. CET also values time on table games as well.

Logic dictates that the bettor who lost $15,000 on one hand and left actually had at best a + or -$7,500 ADT. That is if the bet was on an even money bet like the Pass Line or Don't Come.

Yeah, I wrote that way too fast. One $15k wager is not even close to $15k ADT. Closer to $150 ADT at blackjack.

Yes, I understand ADT, but what I am getting at is:

You lose $15,000 in one hand, but your ADT is only like $150.

Can a Host choose to give you offers based on the greater of your actual loss or ADT? I would imagine the TR system decides, but I have heard Hosts can choose to "rate" you based on either.