For an insight as to why the WSOP was so messed up this year and why there was so much sensitivity to the suggestion of a Player's Advisory Committee, one needs only to understand the tremendous pressures Mr. Effel, Ty Stewart, and Seth Palansky are under due to the bankruptcy. Fortune magazine writer William D. Cohan penned a major article on Caesar's bankruptcy last month.
http://fortune.com/2015/06/05/caesars-losing-las-vegas/
When you read Mr. Cohan's piece, it becomes clear as to why there is so much penny pinching and operational missteps like the Modiano cards. The Caesar's/WSOP executives, (i.e. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Effel, Mr. Palansky, and Mitch Garber), are under tremendous pressure to cut costs to the bone and try to make as much money as possible from the WSOP. The bankruptcy - and all the problems that has created - is the key to all the missteps and shabby treatment of players. Any idea or suggestion (from players) that will cost a dollar is likely to be both resented and rejected.