Champster1
VIP Whale
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that's what I was thinking. the strip lot my business years ago anyway. soon, the casino part of these mega resorts will just be an after thought.Another way to park free is don't go there.
I get a kick how one of the modern reactions to minor irritants is to simply get yet another credit card.
The Total Rewards Visa isn't really that great of a deal anymore. You need $5000 spent to maintain Platinum each year. It used to be automatic Platinum. That is almost like an "annual fee" to take advantage of its main benefit. I know $5000 isnt much in the grand scheme of things but other credit cards point offerings are just too much better than to throw $5000 away for 1x points on that Total Rewards Visa.
How much value does Platinum really offer
Theoretically, if you took that $5,000 and gambled it (perfectly) on a low volatility, 9/6 JoB game @ Cromwell, you could probably earn Diamond without losing much (if anything) and reap greater benefits.
At $50 coin in/tier credit, that would be $250,000 coin in and a $1,150 expected loss to get diamond assuming you used the tier credit bonuses. It would also only take you 200 hours assuming you're playing at a solid 1000 hands/hour.
I'd rather go to jail.
At $50 coin in/tier credit,
Uh, I'm sure it's $10 coin in per tier credit for VP.
You're right, but the 9/6 VP machines at Cromwell pay 1 credit for every 50 dollars coin-in
Does the higher tier last only a year like the Total Rewards Visa card? It was nice having Platinum when it actually meant something. Now at some of there properties like Caesars it's just like gold.