Quote: MDawg"Vegas was BUILT on people losing two hundred dollars on the way to dinner" was what I said to her.
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Perfect.
I'm well aware of the large amount of Freeplay one can earn. I'm certain he was referring to my comment well I told him that there were situations where you didn't even have to play in order to get decent amounts of Freeplay even with no prior history with that establishment or sister properties. RFB can be acquired in the same way as well.Quote: DRichQuote: AxelWolfI know you have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to things that I talk about. There are SOME many places in Las Vegas right now where I can get SOME hundreds in "true" freeplay per location.Quote: MDawgAlan, I think it's relevant if we could know how much you had to coin in to get the 30.75
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In any case, everyone will agree that the only truly "free" play is for new players, who don't have to input any coin to get it.
Typically when AxelWolf talks about whatever he has done at brick and mortar casinos, I get the impression that he is talking about something that happened so long ago that he can't help but refer to it with a tone of sepulchral awe. Whatever DarkOz is doing seems more current.
I'm really liking this some thing you fall back on, I could be talking about 1 or 60, $100 or thousands.
p.s. I haven't yet to do it, I'm waiting for something better.link to original post
$100 freeplay offers are not uncommon. The company that I used to work for would give up to $2000 a week per player in freeplay. Granted only about two or three players got that. Quite a few were getting $500 a week and that was at locations that only had 15 machines.link to original post
I've had two such offers from former hosts at Caesars who moved to MGM properties.
Good observation. I was going to mention this, but that would imply a connection between the two properties when there doesn't actually need to be.Quote: AlanMendelsonSometimes the best free play offers come when your host moves to a different casino and wants you to come along.
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I've had two such offers from former hosts at Caesars who moved to MGM properties.
I have been offered substantial amounts of free play and RFB from what I call walk-in money/offers, meaning there are no play requirements or Prior play required. Obviously, if you don't satisfy the host with enough play he's not going to be so generous in the future. If you lose enough, that might satisfy him, however most of the time they are looking for a significant theo win or lose. Sure, if by some chance you continually where is a significant amount without generating significant to I have no doubt that they'll continue with Comp you, especially if you're playing some type of the game that requires decision-making that affects the outcome.
If by some chance someone is putting in a significant amount of theo, but that player always seems to be winning they are going to look more closely and be hesitant when giving generous comps. There are actually formulas that combined theo and losses that really generate significant offers.
FYI, Host don't always get the final say when it comes to comping players.
Quote: AxelWolfI'm well aware of the large amount of Freeplay one can earn. I'm certain he was referring to my comment well I told him that there were situations where you didn't even have to play in order to get decent amounts of Freeplay even with no prior history with that establishment or sister properties. RFB can be acquired in the same way as well.link to original postQuote: DRichQuote: AxelWolfI know you have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to things that I talk about. There are SOME many places in Las Vegas right now where I can get SOME hundreds in "true" freeplay per location.Quote: MDawgAlan, I think it's relevant if we could know how much you had to coin in to get the 30.75
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In any case, everyone will agree that the only truly "free" play is for new players, who don't have to input any coin to get it.
Typically when AxelWolf talks about whatever he has done at brick and mortar casinos, I get the impression that he is talking about something that happened so long ago that he can't help but refer to it with a tone of sepulchral awe. Whatever DarkOz is doing seems more current.
I'm really liking this some thing you fall back on, I could be talking about 1 or 60, $100 or thousands.
p.s. I haven't yet to do it, I'm waiting for something better.link to original post
$100 freeplay offers are not uncommon. The company that I used to work for would give up to $2000 a week per player in freeplay. Granted only about two or three players got that. Quite a few were getting $500 a week and that was at locations that only had 15 machines.link to original post
My reply was more targeted for him. Obviously I know that you know your business.
I phoned them just now to confirm. No restrictions. Good anytime in October.
My son got an offer of $250. He hasnt been there in five years also.
Came in emails today.
Edited to correct the location.
My reply was more targeted for him. Obviously, I know that you know, that I know my business. 😎Quote: DRichQuote: AxelWolfI'm well aware of the large amount of Freeplay one can earn. I'm certain he was referring to my comment well I told him that there were situations where you didn't even have to play in order to get decent amounts of Freeplay even with no prior history with that establishment or sister properties. RFB can be acquired in the same way as well.link to original postQuote: DRichQuote: AxelWolfI know you have no idea what you're talking about when it comes to things that I talk about. There are SOME many places in Las Vegas right now where I can get SOME hundreds in "true" freeplay per location.Quote: MDawgAlan, I think it's relevant if we could know how much you had to coin in to get the 30.75
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In any case, everyone will agree that the only truly "free" play is for new players, who don't have to input any coin to get it.
Typically when AxelWolf talks about whatever he has done at brick and mortar casinos, I get the impression that he is talking about something that happened so long ago that he can't help but refer to it with a tone of sepulchral awe. Whatever DarkOz is doing seems more current.
I'm really liking this some thing you fall back on, I could be talking about 1 or 60, $100 or thousands.
p.s. I haven't yet to do it, I'm waiting for something better.link to original post
$100 freeplay offers are not uncommon. The company that I used to work for would give up to $2000 a week per player in freeplay. Granted only about two or three players got that. Quite a few were getting $500 a week and that was at locations that only had 15 machines.link to original post
My reply was more targeted for him. Obviously I know that you know your business.link to original post