Player cards in Vegas

[bav]

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I do not know of any casino where you can just present your players card for payment, at this time.

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Imperial Palace, baby!

And Harrah's in Topeka puts 100 points per hour on your Total Rewards Card. I so do not understand why the Vegas hotels can't do the same. The points I earn in Topeka can be used in Vegas. But the points I earn at Caesars cannot even be used across the street at Paris.

[CCx]

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Borgata its tracked off your players card, you use it basically as a debit card anywhere to pay.

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That's correct, and it really is pretty convenient. However, Borgata changed the value of the comp dollars for food purchases a few months ago. Now, you need 2 comp dollars for every dollar of food that you purchase. That effectively cuts the comp dollars that you earn from playing poker from $1/hour to $0.50/hour. Not much of a comp.

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not in the restaurants

[Jeffage]

This applies only in the downstairs food court and places like Starbucks. Places like Metro, Noodle Bar, Bobby Flay, etc, are 1-1 (as are rooms, spa, etc).

Jeff

[CCx]

credited with the assist

[luckydonut]

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I do not know of any casino where you can just present your players card for payment, at this time.

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Imperial Palace, baby!

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I think the Stratosphere works this way too (it did about a year ago anyway, before they tucked the cardroom away so that it gets almost no passing traffic). Like at the IP, the card reader on any machine will tell you a comp balance separate to your slot points and you can swipe comp dollars off the card at any casino restaurant. Sadly not at McDonalds, or the pretzel place upstairs, though.