The red circles on the right side are match play coupons. They are perforated and you place the coupon on top your stack of chips, it is the same diameter as a chip. I eagerly flipped the post card and saw this:
HAHAHAH!!!! What a terrible marketing error. I cropped the photo so as to not share my address, but the other side of the postcard had my information and and offer for a $9 surf and turf (possibly a good deal). I don't know how this kind of mistake could happen. Anyone else ever recieved a mailer offering them a coupon for $0 in match play or slot play?
Quote: BuzzardNeed to post this on the thread ahigh is complaining about false advertising on match play. Nothing dishonest about this offer .
HAHAHA. I kind of am tempted to show up and try to play it. Probably smarter to tweet them the picture and make a fuss, maybe they will give me a consolation prize.
I would keep and cherish that doozie. Precious!!!
Obviously, there is a ratings computer program that is miscalculating the amounts of the free bets/match plays to be printed.
Or, you have an enemy in the computer room.
Quote: CrystalMathAnd to make matters worse, they are only worth about half of face value. ;)
Surely you have heard the expression " Double or Nothing " .
Quote: CrystalMathAnd to make matters worse, they are only worth about half of face value. ;)
That's the beauty of it: unlike every other match play, here the specific terms of the promotion do not affect the value of the coupon! :)
Quote: DRichCongrats, it is hard to find a match play that is worth 100% of face value.
Naaah, 0/0 is undefined.
Lets face it... many casinos offer these "come in and spin the wheel to find out how much" deals. The wheel of course has a great many ONE dollar positions and relatively few ultra high value positions. At what point do "winners" become more pissed off than anything else?
One Vegas blogger of long ago complained that she had parked in the far reaches of the parking lot and had had to drag it in high heels all the way through the parking lot and the casino to get to the Players Club Desk at which she was finally awarded her one freakin' dollar.
Is it reasonable to expect these free come-ons to always be the grand prize? Don't players realize One Freakin' Dollar is more likely than the Cadillac and Smiling Model?
If I remember my college finite mathematics course correctly:
0/0 is undefined...therefore... is 1/2 of 0 undefined or just 0? Math nerds discuss.
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Quote: vendman1Hilarious..great job by marketing on that one. Or perhaps the computer types are to blame. I choose both.
If I remember my college finite mathematics course correctly:
0/0 is undefined...therefore... is 1/2 of 0 undefined or just 0? Math nerds discuss.
1/2 of 0 is just 0. 0 is not undefined. 0/0 is undefined.
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I would keep and cherish that doozie. Precious!!!
Obviously, there is a ratings computer program that is miscalculating the amounts of the free bets/match plays to be printed.
Or, you have an enemy in the computer room.
The latter seems more likely ;)