midnite said:Don't play for comps (make higher wagers than you wanted to, just to get a comp) But also, take advantage of any you can get.
Desert Dog said:Ted, if you're smart enough to have figured out a way to retire at 51 yet stay in Manhattan, you're smart enough to memorize Basic Strategy and a whole lot more.
BJ_Fan said:Too funny SH. Was your accounting department impressed with your cost saving measures???
jm2552 said:I'm at odds whether to use comp cards or not. If you're playing a progression (or whatever) system that is working well, do you want to draw that attention, and have your wins recorded? On the other hand, the losing periods during the sequences I've simmed probably would have earned some pretty good comps. I guess it's a double-edged sword.I'm kind of leaning to the "less info for them is better" side, but those steak dinners sure are good!
John
jm2552 said:I'm at odds whether to use comp cards or not. If you're playing a progression (or whatever) system that is working well, do you want to draw that attention, and have your wins recorded? On the other hand, the losing periods during the sequences I've simmed probably would have earned some pretty good comps. I guess it's a double-edged sword.I'm kind of leaning to the "less info for them is better" side, but those steak dinners sure are good!
John
SH said:
They have no sympathy for losers, but a they figure comping a winner is a good way to get another shot at his profits.
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