Apparently Illinois legislatures have finally approved downloadable FP! We just got a mailing from Joliet announcing downloadable FP! Not that we play much there (as we prefer Horseshoe Hammond) but it is nice not to have to remember to take the mailing with you just to access your FP.
Dawn
Now if they would just allow comped alcohol
Last edited by sondor; 01-25-2017 at 09:36 PM.
and a smoking section...Originally Posted by sondor
Curious - I wonder how many state run casinos (other than in Nevada) allow for comped alcohol? And what if any NA casinos comp alcohol? Mmmmmm hijacking my own thread!!
Dawn
Both CT casinos (which are NA) comp alcohol.I didn't know there were casinos that didn't until I started reading about it in some of the joker's posts since I've only gambled in CT, NJ, and Vegas, all which comp booze.
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Bay Mills in MI's U.P. does. But you must be playing. If you walk up to the bar, you pay. Course if you tip the CW you still pay, so it's a push. How they did this IDK. They were all 'cut off' by the state, but somehow BM got started again. As far as I know they were the very first NA casino, and maybe got grandfather in.?
I may have started the Hijack... Mississippi & NJ Does and I think Council Bluff and KC may give free Drinks in the Diamond Lounge..At my local Indian Casino the drinks are not free but I can buy them with comp points....I was told that ILL does not even allow that
Ah yes if Illinois allowed drinks to be bought with points they would lose out on their share of the taxes! We can't have that! In fact I know it's been mentioned here before but Illinois still charges and entry fee (which the casino pays). That's why they stamp your hand if you leave the casino floor so they don't have to pay a second fee. Hey we are a very broke state.
Dawn
In Missouri, I can use my comps for Alcohol, never been able to do that in Illinois. The Queen in Illinois has had downloadable FreePlay for a few years so maybe it just some of the Chicagoland casinos that are behind the times?
OH I did not know that, I assume you mean the Grand Victoria casino. I remember when I asked a host in Joliet he told me the state wouldn't allow it. Well he was wrong (although that was quite awhile ago).
Dawn
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