Gaming Loyalty Programs - How much do comps really cost?
flymanbeast
Dec 3, 11, 2:20 pm
I am a gold member in the m life .I understand that if i accept a room comp I am basically gonna pay for a full room price with my comps no? so I would start with minus comps?
In this case is it not better to get a discounted casino price and simply pay it off with comps in the end?
I am a gold member in the m life .I understand that if i accept a room comp I am basically gonna pay for a full room price with my comps no? so I would start with minus comps?
In this case is it not better to get a discounted casino price and simply pay it off with comps in the end?
When I played in the mlife system, if the room offer was complimentary they did NOT take that out of comps. [There was a disclaimer about playing your "usual" amount, but if you didn't, you wouldn't get invited back for free.:D]
dand99
Dec 31, 11, 11:37 pm
You are expected to generate enough theoretical loss via your play to cove the room. Alternatively, if you book a loss they can take 10% of your actual loss to cover your comps.
And no, this will not come out of your express comps (small as they are...)
I am a gold member in the m life .I understand that if i accept a room comp I am basically gonna pay for a full room price with my comps no? so I would start with minus comps?
In this case is it not better to get a discounted casino price and simply pay it off with comps in the end?
flymanbeast
Jan 2, 12, 12:48 pm
When you get a comp i heard you get a minus in your account which you pay off later with comps(not express)