Originally Posted by
bgriff
Not sure if it is the case for slot players, but for table game players, Mlife has also gone back to the old "ask what they can do for comps at check-out" approach where they will evaluate your play and take some amount off your bill, vs. the "Express Comps" approach they had used for a while where you had a running account with a $ amount in it. In my personal experience the "ask at check-out" approach has always yielded a much higher $ value than the Express Comps system did (perhaps in part because some people don't know to ask for it and so it costs the casino less).
That isn't quite right - mLife did end Express Comps for table games players, but Express Comps was nothing more than a subset of primary comps earned. Every table games player still has a running account; it's the primary comps bucket. So nothing has changed except for the elimination of the Express Comps subset. And in the past, of course your primary comps were always far greater than the Express Comps, since Express Comps was just a tiny subset of the greater primary comps.