Gaming Loyalty Programs - Glad to see forum up and running

But, since I am still unemployed, I won't be casino hopping for a while.

It is good to see that this will be here when I am ready (hopefully, soon)

But, since I am still unemployed, I won't be casino hopping for a while.

It is good to see that this will be here when I am ready (hopefully, soon)

mikey, how's the world of Argosy-Lawrenceburg.... the memories I have of the 2 years they had a big baccarat game open in their "high-limit" area.

I became friendly with a number of the bosses ;) which worked to my benefit, well, as much as anything can be to your benefit in the depressing world of Argosy Indiana Gaming.

Eventually (after the fall of big baccarat), I moved onto Grand Victoria; as they at least had a nice premium player lounge and it was a "bit" more of full service facility (and, at the time as Hyatt Diamond, they gave some Diamond benefits on COMP rooms ^)

Can't say I exactly miss my Indiana gaming days, but there were most definitely some fun times; and some very "interesting" characters.

I'm glad to see this sticky notice on FT, too (thanks Canarsie!):

New: Gaming Loyalty Programs Forum (http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/announcement.php?f=&a=268)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For those of you who do not already know, there is now a Gaming Loyalty Programs forum which you can visit. This new forum is not specific to Las Vegas. However, chances are that if you are interested in gaming in Las Vegas, then you may be interested in this new forum. There is a reason almost every person in the continental United States lives within a 3-hour drive of a casino property. However, this forum pertains to gaming loyalty programs from around the world. Please stop by the Gaming Loyalty Programs forum today and take a moment to see what this forum is all about.

yep, here we go. :)

mikey, how's the world of Argosy-Lawrenceburg.... the memories I have of the 2 years they had a big baccarat game open in their "high-limit" area.

I became friendly with a number of the bosses ;) which worked to my benefit, well, as much as anything can be to your benefit in the depressing world of Argosy Indiana Gaming.

Eventually (after the fall of big baccarat), I moved onto Grand Victoria; as they at least had a nice premium player lounge and it was a "bit" more of full service facility (and, at the time as Hyatt Diamond, they gave some Diamond benefits on COMP rooms ^)

Can't say I exactly miss my Indiana gaming days, but there were most definitely some fun times; and some very "interesting" characters.

B-K, haven't been there in the year I've been unemployed. Get me a job, and I'll get there soon

Who's the moderator in this forum?

Who's the moderator in this forum?

It's a friendly self-moderating bunch. ;)

My guess, is that things will be handled the same way as in the Vegas forum, moderators from other forums stepping in when necessary. Though, there have been very few issues in the Vegas forum; and I hope it would be the same here.

"I'm in charge here..."

Who's the moderator in this forum?

It's a friendly self-moderating bunch. ;)

"I'm in charge here..."

On 2nd thought, maybe we should just use standard Mafia hierarchy.

1. Capofamiglia - (Don/Boss) - QuietLion (QL)
2. Consigliere - (Counselor/Advisor/Right-hand man) - baccarat_king (BK)

Randy, Can I get Consigliere - Gaming Forum listed under my FlyerTalk screen name. :D:D

So, we just have to fill in the rest of the positions ;);) Of course, we'll need numerous Soldiers --- to protect the forum from those OMNI troublemakers. ;);)

3. Sotto Capo - (Underboss/Second-in-command)
4. Capodecina - (Captain/Capo)
5. Uomini D'onore - ("Men of Honor"/Made men/Soldiers)

I'd like to nominate myself for doing the "dirty work" with a six-shooter, or in my case, 30-shooter ;). :cool:

I've always wanted to be a captain!