I'm not sure how much the new system is saving Borgata in comps or if they are measuring it but I do know of several players (none of which were ever caught or banned) that used to run cards when they were not playing.
After months of being implemented though all dealers you'd think would be as proficient with the system as possible so I'm not expecting any more improvement. IMO as already pointed out it definately slows down the game, albeit not as much as when it was first installed. Many times players are taken out accidentally when another players is being swiped in causing the older player to have to be reswiped causing even more delays. Additionally I have discovered on many occassions that I am not even swiped in either because I forgot to give my card and the dealer never asked me or because I was accidentally taken out without my knowledge. Recently I've made it a habit of checking that I'm still swiped in every half hour or so to avoid losing comps. It's saved me from doing so.
Also..I don't think it's done anything to aid players in their table transfer requests or in filling games. When a game is short in a unmanned or less frequented part of the room it still remains that way as much as it used to.
Overall as player that did not run their card and always clocked out I much prefer the old system.
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Originally Posted by 6MaxLHE
Everything you said is completely false. If anything it required little effort and high risk. I know dozens of people on the high side that were banned for doing this. (Clocking in to a game at 11AM and playing until like 10PM, went to sleep and woke up at 5:30AM to hit the rollover and clock out).
And management could care less if there are open seats they want to make sure regulars are not cheating the B. It saves the B money and requires less manpower to monitor the comps they are giving out.