Re: Daily gambling averages?
- From: Don't_Want_E-Mail <Donotwantemail@don'twantemail.com>
- Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 12:48:55 -0500
In article "JJ" <ok@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I was playing an early session of VP before we had to leave for the airport
and struck up a conversation with the guy next to me. I mentioned I only
had an hour to play before catching the cab and it was his contention that I
should not have my Players Club card in the machine. His reasoning was that
I was lowering my daily gambling average because this one hour of play would
add an entire day to my total and thus lower my daily average.
Any basis to this? I was at MSS.
At Harrah's your ADT (average daily theoretical) is very important. I do
not know about other casinos. Harrah's places great importance on how
much you play during a trip. Definitions of what comprises a trip at
Harrah's are not clear.
As an example--two players gamble the same yearly amount. But one player
makes 12 visits to the casino and the other gambler makes two visits to
the casino. This will most likely result in better offers being extended
to the gambler who makes the two visits than it will for the other
gambler. In Harrah's view the ADT of the two-visit player is higher and
so that player is worth more to Harrah's.
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Those of you who think and act
as if you know everything are
quite annoying to those of us who do.
.
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