Hosts are great...at least mine at MGM is.....she takes care of everything.....room, meals, ground transportation, booking shows...you name it, they do it.
Hosts are great...at least mine at MGM is.....she takes care of everything.....room, meals, ground transportation, booking shows...you name it, they do it.
call the hotel ask to talk to some one in casino services. ask to talk to a host. tell host when you will be there. host will look up your action ( have you ever been rated anywhere) if not, when you arrive get a card and start getting rated. before you leave talk to your host. host will take a look at your action and determine what they will do for you ( always charge everything to your room, food,drinks that way if you qualify the host can take care of that too). bottom line is they want action, give them action they will take care of you.
where are you staying?
call the hotel ask to talk to some one in casino services. ask to talk to a host. tell host when you will be there. host will look up your action ( have you ever been rated anywhere) if not, when you arrive get a card and start getting rated. before you leave talk to your host. host will take a look at your action and determine what they will do for you ( always charge everything to your room, food,drinks that way if you qualify the host can take care of that too). bottom line is they want action, give them action they will take care of you.
Texan....make sure you get a player's card before you sit down at a table. Present the card at every single table that you sit at. If you play any slots, make sure that you insert the card into the machine. As Sink stated above, always charge stuff to your room. If you pay for it, they can't comp it. Get friendly with the pit bosses. The nicer you are to them, the more inclined they are to give you a higher rating. Not sure what kind of gambler you are, but they like to see green chips. Four hours a day at a $25 table will get you pretty much whatever you want. If you venture out to casinos other than the one you are staying in, try to go to the ones in the same family. The play in those casinos will also be used to determine your time played and average bet.
Texan....make sure you get a player's card before you sit down at a table. Present the card at every single table that you sit at. If you play any slots, make sure that you insert the card into the machine. As Sink stated above, always charge stuff to your room. If you pay for it, they can't comp it. Get friendly with the pit bosses. The nicer you are to them, the more inclined they are to give you a higher rating. Not sure what kind of gambler you are, but they like to see green chips. Four hours a day at a $25 table will get you pretty much whatever you want. If you venture out to casinos other than the one you are staying in, try to go to the ones in the same family. The play in those casinos will also be used to determine your time played and average bet.
Sink, Fish - thanks for the reply. I use to go to Lake Charles, Louisiana and my player card at that time was Platinum. I only play blackjack/bacarat at Harrahs. That was before Katrina and haven't been back since. I've gone to Caesars Palace about 6 times since the hurricane (about 3yrs ago) and have played/stayed there, but I never sign up for another card. I will call and check to see if they still have my infor.
Sink, Fish - thanks for the reply. I use to go to Lake Charles, Louisiana and my player card at that time was Platinum. I only play blackjack/bacarat at Harrahs. That was before Katrina and haven't been back since. I've gone to Caesars Palace about 6 times since the hurricane (about 3yrs ago) and have played/stayed there, but I never sign up for another card. I will call and check to see if they still have my infor.