comped cruises, casino stays outside of Las Vegas, etc.).Īs for programs that don't bother with the multi-tier system, my top picks are 4 Queens/ Binion's (different casinos but same ownership group and practically identical players' clubs) in downtown Las Vegas and South Point (on Las Vegas Blvd. And this is before players even deal with the extra benefits that come with reaching higher tiers (e.g. (6% cashback or free play for a day - I don't know of any other casino that even comes close.) Video poker point multipliers, when offered, are typically 2x (and on rare occasion 3x). Base points from playing slots and video poker ($1 coin-in = 1 point) are effectively worth 0.3% cashback (or free play), and mailers will regularly offer promo days with 8x or 10x points on slots, with the occasional promo offering as much as a 20x slot multiplier day. With that said.Īmongst loyalty programs that have multiple tier levels of membership, I have to go with m圜hoice specifically at the M Casino, on Las Vegas Blvd. A casino can have the most generous program in the world but if their floor is filled with nothing but games with trash-tier paybacks I'm not giving them a chance at my money or my time. My main criteria are how much my points and free play mailers are worth as a percentage of my coin-in, and also the selection of games available at the casino running a given loyalty program. As a slot and video poker player, I say none of the above.

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