I'm not an MGM property expert but I don't think theres a lot of comps for sports bettors (if any).Now if you are tracked(not sure if they even do this) & show like $25,000 loss they might do something-or might not even care.If you play horses,you have a shot at some comps starting at $2500/day.At least thats what it was at The Mirage 8-9 years ago
It helps to have a Host in advance, otherwise you're not going to get as much in Comps. unless of course you are playing an avg of $100 per hand and give them about 4 hours per day.
To me Vegas isn't like AC, where you can wager $25-$50 a hand ( plus avg 4 hours )and get some good comps like a Room and $150 in food.
Not that Comps are like they use to be. It's a little harder now a days.
and don't think if you Wire $25K makes them think you are a High roller ....
If you don't give them the "Right" action, they will pull back those comps.
I will also add that you should Never play for Comps.... I've said this many times, and I stand by that statement.
I'm not a big MGM fan, even though I have played at the Mirage since day one. and it's the only casino I stay at when i go to Las Vegas.
But I go because they have always taken care of me, and my wife and I Love the Pool.
To me Vegas isn't like AC, where you can wager $25-$50 a hand ( plus avg 4 hours )and get some good comps like a Room and $150 in food.
Not that Comps are like they use to be. It's a little harder now a days.
and don't think if you Wire $25K makes them think you are a High roller ....
If you don't give them the "Right" action, they will pull back those comps.
I will also add that you should Never play for Comps.... I've said this many times, and I stand by that statement.
I'm not a big MGM fan, even though I have played at the Mirage since day one. and it's the only casino I stay at when i go to Las Vegas.
But I go because they have always taken care of me, and my wife and I Love the Pool.
At almost all casino nowaday, you get more and better comps if you are a slots and VP player than if you play table games. Sports bets would rank last.
I could set you up very nicely at the Silverton. They are located the exit before or after...depending which direction you're going....the South Point.
They have a Leroy's sports book. Restaurants are good with a great steakhouse, Twin Creeks.
Attached to the casino is a Bass Pro Shop. You can use your comps points to shop there. The casino is pretty liberal with their comps and give out cigarettes like candy.
Let me know, and I'll hook you up.
I could set you up very nicely at the Silverton. They are located the exit before or after...depending which direction you're going....the South Point.
They have a Leroy's sports book. Restaurants are good with a great steakhouse, Twin Creeks.
Attached to the casino is a Bass Pro Shop. You can use your comps points to shop there. The casino is pretty liberal with their comps and give out cigarettes like candy.
Let me know, and I'll hook you up.
You won't get any comps betting in the sportsbook unless you consider a couple of drink tickets a comp. Now if you bring 6 figures or more to deposit in the cage then they might hook you up with something. All in all...even if you bet $1,000 a game you will still get much less in comps than a quarter VP player.
MGM properties wont even take your players card when you make a bet.
Unless I can find a better line at another casino, I alway wager at Caesars/Harrahs properties because you get points on your account every time you wager. Plus, you dont have to cash your ticket in at the specific casino like you do at the mgm places. You can cash in a bet made at Planet Hollywood at Caesars if you wanted to.
Unless I can find a better line at another casino, I alway wager at Caesars/Harrahs properties because you get points on your account every time you wager. Plus, you dont have to cash your ticket in at the specific casino like you do at the mgm places. You can cash in a bet made at Planet Hollywood at Caesars if you wanted to.
