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Does eating at a mlife restaurant cause a gaming day.

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mikeyvegas1

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My wife is looking at a conference at Caesars Palace her company would pay for those nights. I may add 3 nights with the latest corporate offer at the Mirage. Should I keep all mlife activity to the nights that I am staying with them including dining?
 
It will only trigger a day if you use your Mlife card to get points from the restaurant or by taking the receipt to the players club desk to get the points added to your card.

If you don't hand anyone your player's card, they won't know you are even there.
 
I think Shock is probably right, to be safe don't do anything that earns Tier Credits, at least not gambling, unless the TCs would make the difference in pushing you over a tier threshold.

Although I'll say that MLife may work differently than CET when using Express Comps. Hunter, the host from PH, has said that CET "expects play" on any day where TR Rewards Credits are used.

A couple of trips ago, I had a two or three night stay at MGM Grand, and then later in the week, used Express Comps to pay for a dinner, while not staying there. It was the first stay of the year, so if they counted the dinner day in my ADT it should have affected it significantly. But I didn't see any change in my offers.

The same may be true for earning non-gaming TCs, but I don't have an example to point to.
 
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As I understand it, Mlife looks at your trip, so one day, two days, four days... all the same. If anyone has better info, let me know.

CET looks at each individual day to track ADT.
 
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