In this computer age perhaps a new chapter is needed.
The Wynn LAS is using the RFID chip. To max out on your Comp you should pool the buying of your chips through one person. Their computer will recognise the bets placed by anybody using this chips to that person. I dont know what the target betting requirement is in Wynn LAS but I hear for instance next door in the Venetion you will get a free room if you bet at the $25 table for 4 hours. Every casino has some betting target where if you achieve that you will get bonus or reward of some kind.
So say 4 of you go to Wynn LAS then use only one players card to buy all your chips whether it is $500, $1000 or $5000. In their computerised system the Comps would probably be based on the turnover of your chips. Dont be afraid of the $25 or $50 minimum bet. You can break up your chip into smaller denominations like $5 or $10 and their computer will still know that these smaller chips still belong to that person. If the table minimum is to big for you then bet together to make up the minimum bet. What you cannot do is for some in your party to bet at another table simultaneously. The computer will be able to raise a red flag and deny you the Comp. So find out what the turnover requirement of the chips are, hit the target and get your free room in the Wynn LAS.
The Wynn LAS is using the RFID chip. To max out on your Comp you should pool the buying of your chips through one person. Their computer will recognise the bets placed by anybody using this chips to that person. I dont know what the target betting requirement is in Wynn LAS but I hear for instance next door in the Venetion you will get a free room if you bet at the $25 table for 4 hours. Every casino has some betting target where if you achieve that you will get bonus or reward of some kind.
So say 4 of you go to Wynn LAS then use only one players card to buy all your chips whether it is $500, $1000 or $5000. In their computerised system the Comps would probably be based on the turnover of your chips. Dont be afraid of the $25 or $50 minimum bet. You can break up your chip into smaller denominations like $5 or $10 and their computer will still know that these smaller chips still belong to that person. If the table minimum is to big for you then bet together to make up the minimum bet. What you cannot do is for some in your party to bet at another table simultaneously. The computer will be able to raise a red flag and deny you the Comp. So find out what the turnover requirement of the chips are, hit the target and get your free room in the Wynn LAS.
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