@hytail, did you post it as an individual post or in response to someone else's post? i can't seem to find it.
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@hytail, did you post it as an individual post or in response to someone else's post? i can't seem to find it.
Don't remember. Just that it was from an article detailing the downgrading the authority CET host would have going forward. I think I analogized it to replacing the hosts with the casino kiosks - because they no longer had the discretion to commit up front to comps etc.
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In the end Rob, I never play for comps - if I get them great, if not I am not going to chase them. That way, I stay in control - I never anticipate getting anything besides the written offer I started out with - and I am at peace with that.
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That's the same here. I don't ask for comps up front or at the end of my stay. This post was about a comp that was offered to me upfront. The wording was misleading and in the end what I assumed based off the promise of a host prior to me staying there ended up being different by the end of the stay. That is all.
I agree with your disappointment on your experience. If what happened to you, happened to me, the host would lose a lot of credibility - a real loss of respect, possibly end to the relationship. If I make a commitment, I live up to it. I just expect the reciprocal when dealing with others.
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Who says you're not crazy? :onthego:
But seriously, I'm glad you posted this. It's sort of like a Public Service Announcement, and could be really helpful to anyone new to the CET program. We may not play for comps, but we sure do like to get the best possible value for our play, and that includes understanding as much as possible about any program you give much play to.
FWIW, I also understand saving up points for something special, as I do that as well. Based on what the host said, I would also have expected her to take care of that meal, but having heard of this happening before it would not have surprised me to have the points used. Like you said, Lesson Learned.
I use up as much as I can before asking for a comp. It is a sucky system if you ask me.
This is a very interesting post, thanks for starting it Rob.
Our host luck has been very different in Council Bluffs. They always comp the meals without touching our Reward Credits. I just checked and we have over 50k right now. I wonder if it's because it's a smaller market that the hosts have more leeway to do this? They've never touched our Reward Credits and we always have $250 - $300 worth of charges on the room that are comped.
I guess it'll be more like your experience when we go to Biloxi this fall. Bummer...it's been nice to bank our RC's.
It is like that at our home property in Bossier City - they give us food credit attached to room each time.
It was like that at Horseshoe Tunica and used to be like that at NOLA but they changed a couple of years ago.
Never been to Biloxi so not sure how they do it.
I haven't been to Biloxi since January so I'm not sure if things have changed but we have always just gone to the host office next to the Diamond lounge and they would give us a voucher to wherever we wanted to eat. They did not take our points. Also same experience in Tunica, I just went to host desk and they gave me vouchers for the buffet.
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Rob, sorry this happened to you and thank you for the reminder to always clarify.
@clemi, it the borgata host told you that they will take care of the charges, you should contact them to make sure they do. Things don't always go smoothly from the hosts to the front desk, but in my experience they will fix it. I've even got rooms comped that I've previously paid for months before. They just credit the amount to my credit card.
Thanks @emmas, it really wasn't much, I'll see if I can find my receipt.