WHO, every book is different. Ask the horse supervisor any questions you have.Personally I've found the RIO very good about comp's,but I play very big. If at the RIO ask for Louise she has always taken care of me.Dinners,rooms, shows.Mandalay gave me about 100 drink tokens,but no shows or dinners or rooms.South Lake Tahoe is also easy for comps,for me.So just ask.If your not going to play atleast 7,8 dimes in horse action I wouldnt even ask for much,besides drink tokens.GREENHEAD
Whoever books the pari-mutuel wager gets the lion's share of the takeout. For a WPS wager, it would be probably like 10% or so and the rest goes to the host track and host state. That is how parimutel rebate shops make money. Since they are getting 10% to 15% on a wager risk-free, they can afford to give back a substantial amount of that money to the player.
hey WHO,
When I was working as a sportsbook supervisor we were pretty good about taking care of the regular horse players. Somebody who'll be playing all of the tracks all day will definitely be considered for higher level comps.
I know the Coast Casinos and the Palms have pretty good "point" systems in order to track your play and have a sheet specifying what you can earn for your play.
If you're staying at other strip hotels, I'd ask whomever's working at the racebook that you'd like to be rated, so they can track your play and then hook you up and the end of your day.
When I was working as a sportsbook supervisor we were pretty good about taking care of the regular horse players. Somebody who'll be playing all of the tracks all day will definitely be considered for higher level comps.
I know the Coast Casinos and the Palms have pretty good "point" systems in order to track your play and have a sheet specifying what you can earn for your play.
If you're staying at other strip hotels, I'd ask whomever's working at the racebook that you'd like to be rated, so they can track your play and then hook you up and the end of your day.
