Diamond Requirements for 2019

You used 5% for theo....I highly doubt that anyone playing hundreds of dollars per spin is playing on a double zero wheel.

Also, I'm not a roulette player, but 100 spins per hour seems way high...

 

Have they really posted what it take next year, or are they showing what it takes this year - which gives it to you for all of 2019 anyways.

 

Im just saying its not hard to do 7* in a month, even if it was the worst way, lol

100 spins per hour is way, way, way too high, and sadly, the one single 0 table NOLA had was taken out over ten years ago so 00 is all we have, at least we dont have 000...I was winning big at the time so I could care less what I was playing lol

 

I’ve played single 0 at Cromwell.

 

ive have to, lol...ive played it a quite a few places....New Orleans however only had one table, extremely hard to get on and it was removed about 10 or more years ago...high limit only has one roulette table which they have been having open a lot since they added the new tables and switched the layout up and that table is even 00

 

Terry Watanabe says "what is single zero???"

 

Additionally, the "Total Rewards" name will go away and it will be rebranded/named as "Caesar's Rewards". This is scheduled to happen February 2019 when expirations occur.

 

"I'll take 'Terry Watanabe's bank account balance' for 200 please, Alex."

 

Yeah, the Wizard of Odds suggests 38 spins an hour for double zero roulette.

 

I did not even need to get the points to get Diamond this year. Harrahs so cal (southern california san diego) months ago had a promotion where if you were the highest card at a certain local casino or even the 2nd highest at some of them, they made you Diamond if you showed the players card from another local casino. I am Platinum at Barona Resort and Casino in Lakeside and it was on the list as one of the card levels that can bump you up to diamond, and all I had to do was show my card during the promotional dates they had in email at the rewards club. I wonder if they are going to do it next year too.

 

You mean "bank account pre-Double Zero Roulette"

 

I earned 45,000 TC this year, though a lot of that was with the help of two separate Quest promotions and one insane 5000 point night with a 10000 point bonus in Windsor. I've hit 40,000+ the last two years though, so 25,000 points for diamond wouldn't be the worst, but it's still a mission to get to that. The only reason I care about diamond is the waived resort fees; the rest doesn't matter to me ($100 dinner, show tickets, diamond lounge are all nice but barely useful)

 

It's all about $$$$$!!!

 

$100 VP at max coin-in of $500/game will give 250 TCs per game. 20 games which is $10k coin-in gives 5k TCs. 10 days of 5k TCs will give 50k earned TCs and 10k bonus TCs/day for an added 100k TCs. Total is 150k TCs in 10 days from $100k coin-in which is approximately $2k theoretical loss. Theoretical loss is actually over many games. The 200 games posed in this situation gives a high standard deviation meaning it can vary quite a bit.

 

Is that correct? I thought VP tiers were earned at 1 per $10 played versus slots which earn at 1 per $5 played.

 

You are correct.

10K coin in on VP gives you 1K in TC plus another 1K daily bonus, if done in the same daily recording period.

 

I thought it looked too easy. This means that I'm off by a multiple of 5. So 100 games of $50k coin-in gives 5k TCs. $500k coin-in (1000 games) over 10 days for a theoretical loss of approximately $10k.

 

My method is me and a friend play video poker with my card at the same time basically. To avoid leaving with a loss, I only use profits from blackjack or the sportsbook. So some days I may actually lose money to the VP game, however I'm not leaving the casino with a loss lol

 

5 figures per hand at blackjack? That's madness , The biggest blackjack hand I've played was maybe $3,000, and that was probably because I was drunk lol

 

7 my bigest was $1000 and that was because I wanted to experience betting a yellow chip. I lost...