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Originally Posted by Steve Bourie  I play at the Seminole Casino in Hollywood, Florida because they sometimes have great promotions.
One of the promos is $25 in Free Play for getting 100 points on your player's club card. 100 points is equal to $100 in slot play or $200 in video poker play.
Sometimes they send me that offer, but other times they send me a different offer of $10 in Free Play for getting 50 points on my player's club card.
Does anyone know how much play is required to trigger the better offer? |
Sorry Steve, but you are mistaken in points awarded at the "Seminole Classic". Often rederred to as "Seminole Bingo".
Slot points are now (early June) $2.00 coin in = 1 player point on the slots. They are $10.00 coin in = 1 point on the Roulette. I do not know the VP cash in - point since I do not look at the VP machines very often. The pay tables last time I did look were terrible. That may have changed.
There was one slot machine near the players club that somehow got 'overlooked', and was still paying points at the $100 coin in = 1 point ratio in late MAY. I forgot to look at it since.
They also took out the two "advantage machines" they had near the cashiers. I don't mind that, since the few times I found an advantage, I lost.
I have often tried to get the percentage payback info on their machines. I know many of the upper echelon employees, but have been totally unsuccessful in my effort.
I do frequent the "Seminole Classic" because of the GREAT poker promotions. Aces cracked wins $100 four days/week with limited quantities of them. (First 10 begins at certain times)
I have no idea what is required to trigger better mail offers. talk to Amin (CS Supervisor) or one of the hosts. Perhaps they can tell you.
Point redemption is 400 points = $1.00 No cashback, but you can "buy" free play. They used tp offer "double" free play on certain days during the "summer" (June-July-August). I don't expect to see that this year. For years I've 'saved' my points, using them for the buy double free play offer.
The buffet is one of those "worth the money if you're not too picky" types. I've found that if I ask a host, I can frequently get it comped, even though I don't earn a lot of points on slots. No points are given for poker players. Warren (Poker Mgr) has looked into player tracking, but I don't know whether they'll go for it.
Incidentally, the coin in - points is the same at the Hard Rock.
HTH