What kind of comps should I be getting in Vegas

**PaperTrail07** · 10-03-18, 10:49 AM

correctO....IF your a club guy...go get bottle service and charge TO THE ROOM.....they'll comp it...

Originally posted by big joe 1212

If you are staying there just charge everything to your room. See a host before you check out and they will comp you everything if you’re playing 1k a hand.

expect some sweet offers in the mail for your next visit

**Lineman** · 10-03-18, 11:54 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

I've always been curious as to whether that's completely true. Will comps actually be exactly the same for same activity if you win 30k as opposed to losing 30k?

Even better....They don't want you to leave with their money....they'll do anything for you to stay longer.....

**Grits n' Gravy** · 10-03-18, 02:57 PM

Originally posted by PaperTrail07

correctO....IF your a club guy...go get bottle service and charge TO THE ROOM.....they'll comp it...

Not great advice. Virtually all clubs in casinos are leased outlets and don’t give much discount % to casino.

**Grits n' Gravy** · 10-03-18, 03:00 PM

Originally posted by DroopyDog

I really dont wanna be that guy. I have a difficult time asking for things. They gave me a suite, and I actually felt bad telling them I was going to stay longer and if they can extend it.

The suite costs them very little to give.

I am the same way in not liking to ask for things but casinos build discounts and comps into their overall budgets. It isn’t hurting them to give back a % in comps.

**eidolon** · 10-04-18, 02:40 AM

Giving away rooms cost them almost nothing. They give away a certain amount to their players that play a lot, and then keep a certain amount of rooms open for new clients that are high rollers because they want them to stay and play at their hotel.

**Plaza23** · 10-04-18, 03:28 AM

Originally posted by eidolon

Giving away rooms cost them almost nothing. They give away a certain amount to their players that play a lot, and then keep a certain amount of rooms open for new clients that are high rollers because they want them to stay and play at their hotel.

Comped rooms are nothing to a casino unless you are there on a busy weekend. Like this weekend, Kabib-McGregor they probably don’t have available suites to comp.

But regular weekend, those suites aren’t filled so if you are a big player they want you to stay. You’ll get a comped room if you ask. Otherwise it goes unfilled or they hope to find another big gambler to give it too.

**PaperTrail07** · 10-04-18, 10:52 AM

wow I knew MGM was like that but DAMN.....all of em

Originally posted by Grits n' Gravy

Not great advice. Virtually all clubs in casinos are leased outlets and don’t give much discount % to casino.

**Grits n' Gravy** · 10-04-18, 06:12 PM

Originally posted by PaperTrail07

wow I knew MGM was like that but DAMN.....all of em

Wynn is the only casino I can think of that owns and operates their own clubs. Nightlife is shifting here now. Bottle service is not as popular as it used to be.

**PaperTrail07** · 10-05-18, 09:34 AM

crazy...yeah I never went/or go that route anyways lol...so works with me

Originally posted by Grits n' Gravy

Wynn is the only casino I can think of that owns and operates their own clubs. Nightlife is shifting here now. Bottle service is not as popular as it used to be.

**allabout the $$$** · 10-05-18, 08:05 PM

Originally posted by PaperTrail07

crazy...yeah I never went/or go that route anyways lol...so works with me

So if you don't do this why would you put bad advice out there? This guy could have went to the club ran up a bill that wouldn't be paid for by the casino