You get WiFi free if you're diamond

When do we get our silver state multiplier tier credits?

I was thinking the same thing the other day mine hasn't hit my account yet!!

Mine just hit my account all is well next up Quest for rewards.

Just want to verify, if you fail to go into any CET places for 6 months, you lose all your RC's but keep your TC's?

After three weeks at the WSOP, I'm sick of Vegas and going to abstain for awhile.

You can extend your RCs for 6 months by just using your card one. I did it once by buying like a dollar worth of coins for their online slot game

I don't care about losing RC's, I only have about 130 anyway.

Besides, I don't app.

99.99% sure TCs don't expire, only RCs do. If you login you will see.

Example my account says this under my Tier Score "Resets annually on January 1st" and under my Rewards credits it says "Reward Credit balance expiration date: 01/15/2019"

Seems like damn near any activity updates the RC expiration date as I left vegas on 7/6 and haven't been to a Casesar's property since, maybe logging in to the website or app counted, who knows.

I just completed my hotel stay for this promo from last October. Should be getting 5,000 tier credits for my 5 nights. For anyone who did this promotion, when do the tier credits get credited to your account?

It used to take 30+ days, but your mileage may vary as they say. I would guess that if they’re still manually processing these then you may have to follow up yourself since there are probably far fewer being processed now and it could slip through the cracks.

My advice would be to wait 30+ days and then inquire if it’s not credited.

Need some help here guys. I emailed Caesar's about this. The lady who emailed me back said the room had to cost $20 a night for the New Year, New Empire promo. My room was $14 a night, so she said I don't qualify for my 5,000 tier credits for 5 nights. I was not aware the room had to be $20 a night. Booked it through the promo code. I'm going to email her back, but I feel I have been misled by Caesar's.

The original offer I saw did include that wording of “greater than $20.” I suppose you could offer to pay the extra and see what they say, but I would not expect them to grant it.

Wish I saw that. They didn't make an exception for me. Guess I'll have to play 2 more 1k tier credits Ultimate X sessions later this year!

Didn't they just start a new Quest?

Nope it's been going on since June ends at the end of August.

Has anybody done the Atlantis stay this year? I'm a 15k diamond and wondering total cost including fees, etc to use your 3-free nights

its 4 nights. and the benefits are worse this year. its about $60 a night for resort fees, and the perks are worse. So figure around $250 + a ton of $$$ for food.

Which properties will do the tier matching for a CET Diamond member? I'm debating getting Diamond this year then completely dropping any and all CET properties because their comps/offers are terrible. I'm tired of dropping thousands in these casinos and getting notifications from the app for $10 and $20 free plays.

Hell, I was in the Wynn for one day earlier this year and probably dropped a little over a dime and already got and just accepted an offer for 3 free nights with NO RESORT FEE plus $200 in free play. Meanwhile I dropped $5,000 at Harrahs as Platinum earlier this year and requested to talk to a host who wouldnt even take off my resort fees for 5 nights or any of the food/starbucks id charged to my room.

Freeplay offers from LV CET properties are a joke. I'm 7 Star, my home casino sometimes sends me 4 figures in freeplay a month, and the most I've ever gotten from an LV property is maybe $30.

This is my last year earning CET status; slashing the guaranteed benefits was the last straw. I'm just going to take advantage of all the offers I can and no-play them as long as I can get away with it.

Some casinos are weird like that; marketing offers are often far better than what you can get while you're staying there. I dropped a similar amount at Red Rock earlier this year, and got the same response when I asked about room charges.

I assume the offers work like the room deals/comps in that its not about your status, but rather your frequency/level of play. Anyhow, I am a Diamond and I am constantly getting freeplay offers in the $30-50 range. How that compares to other companies, I don't know.

New member and first question so please be patient.

I’m considering diamond in a day at a Tunica casino tomorrow, and I wonder realistically how much money I should take, and how much would I expect to lose? I realize there are sites that give this potential loss info with certain vp machines, but what has been most people’s real life experience with this? Could I end up losing thousands or would it really end up being somewhere around $4-500 like suggested? I plan on playing on the vp machines with a $10 per tier credit and with the best return based on vpfree2 website info. Probably somewhere around 99.11%.

Thanks in advance!

what are you betting per hand?

That theoretical loss of 400-500 is the average over several trials, "trial" meaning the full amount of play to make Diamond. So if you played enough for Diamond every year over 10 years your average loss should be in that area. Of course an unlucky or lucky streak can change that considerably. What causes the big variance is the big $4000 payout for a royal flush. If you hit one you will probably win a lot more than the average loss, if you don't hit one you will probably lose more than the average.

Thanks for your response. Most likely double bonus at horseshoe tunica with $1 and $5 options. I would like to have as low as a variance machine as I can.

Pig4bill, thank you as well. I’m on my iPhone and didn’t quickly see a way to quote two posts.

Like I said earlier, thanks for the info. 😀 Does anyone have any real life experience doing this? If so, what have others through the years lost or won trying to obtain this? Would it be accept to take $1000 to start or should I expect more variance? Of course, I would need to play perfect strategy according to wizard of odds.