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Please explain mlife express comps

Discussion in 'Comps' started by goldengirl, Apr 28, 2013.

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  1. goldengirl

    goldengirl Tourist

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    How do you earn them, how do they accrue, and what do you use them for??
    thanks
     
  2. CaptainJack

    CaptainJack Low-Roller

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  3. goldengirl

    goldengirl Tourist

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    OK so husband and I have linked Mlife account

    we are at gold 93.001 teir credits and

    we only have 1.08 express comps

    why do we not have more express comps after a week of play, room, food
    and shows that we put all on our room chargees?

    should we have more or does this sound right?
     
  4. jdvegas

    jdvegas VIP Whale

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    that is odd. go to mlife desk.
     
  5. Smo

    Smo Mr. Las Vegas

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    Are you still there? Sounds like it.
    It may take a few days for those to post to your account after you leave Vegas. Unless you checked out and used them to pay for all those room charges.
     
  6. Auggie

    Auggie Dovahkiin

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    It is likely that they were used to pay for part of your hotel bill. The $1.08 worth still on there were either earned after you checked out or shortly before you checked out and were not yet applied to your hotel bill.
     
  7. 44inarow

    44inarow VIP Whale

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    Well, also, remember that you don't earn Express Comps on resort spend, only on gambling, so it's theoretically possible to earn a ton of Tier Credits without earning much in the way of Express Comps. That being said, their system has apparently been in rough shape the last few weeks (although usually in reverse, where people are earning Express Comps but not Tier Credits), so it could definitely be a bug.
     
  8. goldengirl

    goldengirl Tourist

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    We were there in January. Planning to go back this month so I was checking our account. We were new to using card in January so I have not really figured everything out.

    When we checked out in January they did apply $108.00 to our room bill but that was it. Is it possible that is all that we had in express comps?

    As we are playing how to I watch what is adding up in express comps so I can personally keep up with it?

    Do I need to tell you more info to figure this out? I have just read so much about people not getting all of their comps and about people that have a lot more EC's than us that seem to have about the same tier/play.


    Thanks for the replies to a confused newbie!!!!
     
  9. shifter

    shifter Degenerate Gambler

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    yes, most likely the $108 they applied at checkout was all you had. the TC vs EC correlation is not necessarily accurate because you earn bunches of TCs for money spent.
     
  10. DeMoN2318

    DeMoN2318 The DERS

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    ECs are like 13% of your ADT so if you play alot of low HA games then you wont make much ECs
     
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