24K vs. (lesser) CET

What do you think about the reward programs of the 24K at the Nugget vs. the rewards and comps given at the (lesser) CET properties, all else being equal. Why?

What do you think they should be, too. $300 a roll for 4 hours.

Quote: Lovecomps

300K a roll for 4 hours.

$300,000 a roll for 4 hours??

Is this a typo or are you a mega-whale?

I don't know about the Nugget, but I have cards for CET and MLife. I'm a low roller, so I don't rate much, but both CET and MLife have associated credit cards you can get that will build up comp points just from everyday purchases. That alone has saved me a decent chunk on hotel rooms without setting foot on the casino floor. I don't think the "smaller" casino companies have anything like that.

Quote: TigerWu

$300,000 a roll for 4 hours??

Is this a typo or are you a mega-whale?

I don't know about the Nugget, but I have cards for CET and MLife. I'm a low roller, so I don't rate much, but both CET and MLife have associated credit cards you can get that will build up comp points just from everyday purchases. That alone has saved me a decent chunk on hotel rooms without setting foot on the casino floor. I don't think the "smaller" casino companies have anything like that.

Wow, was that a typo on my part!! I fixed it. $300/hr. I don't mean smaller companies, but lesser ones like Bally's and not Caesars.

Quote: Lovecomps

What do you think about the reward programs of the 24K at the Nugget vs. the rewards and comps given at the (lesser) CET properties, all else being equal. Why?

Golden nugget in atlantic city charges resort fees ($15/day) even to their highest card tiers.
they charge $10 for VIP lounge unless you're at the highest tier.

caesars doesn't charge resort fees with diamond and above.
diamond lounge is free if you have at least 25k tier points.

I get comped for the small stuff, and it's in Vegas. I haven't been to AC in over 30 years. Can't say that I miss it.