Originally Posted by
animalj7
What type of personal service are you looking for?
At $800 avg bet for 3 hours your theo for BJ would be something like:
- $800 avg bet x 70 decisions/hr x 3 hrs x .006 house adv = $1008
Assuming that they return 40% of theo as comps, which I think is higher than what you would get, you are looking at ~$400 in comps from that session.
The treatment at the pizza shop is in poor form, but what can valet do if the lot is full during a high occupancy weekend?
This shouldn't affect you as a higher stakes player. I haven't seen 6:5 surface in the high limit rooms, yet. This is a trend all over LV and is not specific to CET. For example, all 3:2 tables that I've seen at Venetian/Palazzo require a $50 minimum per hand.
It might be helpful to describe what you are looking to get from your gambling experience. Then you can choose a player's club that more closely aligns with your needs.
That was one session I was referring to. I didn't just play 3 hours for a long stay. Believe me I know all about theo, avg bet, time played, etc etc etc. I've been in this comp game for 5 years gambling at high stakes. I don't think it's too much to ask at the very least for a suite at the level of play I do. The host I have at CET is absurd to only offer me a regular room at the level of play I put in. In one session I haven't mentioned I was playing 3 hands of $1,000. I'm not trying to sound like an entitled jerk, but I am really being mistreated by CET and the host I currently have. In any event I got a host to work it out.
I'll probably end up switching to MGM anyway for the service is more personal. I just don't understand why CET treats everyone like a number IMHO. As far as the 6:5, I was referring to their main floor games. They are absolutely the most casino chain in to offer 6:5 BJ games in Vegas, thats for sure, and that's why I was saying it was the epitome of their business model- nickel and dime the customer as much as possible.