Setting aside table game earning (tier points) is "horrible" at most properties, I earn around 300/tier an hour at baccarat for approximately $200/avg. ~michael
@@parman6262 I would give the counter-point that Wynn is very protective of their product for COMP. I just went to a (big) conference at Resorts World, I would argue that Convention Business is huge for them. Wynn skews towards "higher end" consistent play (and tier earning). One thing you'll love about Resorts World is that the drink/cocktail service in high limit is stellar. One of the best, if not the BEST.
@@TravelZorkmy table game ratings and tier earnings always seem above average. Especially craps. Maybe because I’m so charming and lovable? Or I tip and kiss butt really well? I’m hoping it’s the former 😂😂😂
I have an interesting question. I have an upcoming trip to Vegas where i'll be staying 2 nights at Wynn and 2 nights at Palazzo both on comp offers. This is only my first ever offer used at the V/P and my third at Wynncore. My budgeted bankroll won't be enough to support both players clubs, but it is enough for one. Should I focus almost all my action on one, and 'burn' the other or do my best to satisfy both while staying on budget? I like both properties equally so I have no strong preference.
Oh, that's a "fun story." From Caesars Rewards Seven Stars Companion. They made a very kind expection for me. Not exactly sure why, but I "guess" I got lucky! ~michael
This is super interesting, since everyone I know (including myself) get 3 comp night marketing offers (from Wynn and Encore Las Vegas) -- but (I believe) my Boston (Encore Boston Harbor) offers are indeed 2 nights. ~michael
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Wynn table game ratings is awful.
Setting aside table game earning (tier points) is "horrible" at most properties, I earn around 300/tier an hour at baccarat for approximately $200/avg. ~michael
It seems the Wynn is more into conventions than the 80,000 tier points player. We are trying Resorts World next trip.
@@parman6262 I would give the counter-point that Wynn is very protective of their product for COMP. I just went to a (big) conference at Resorts World, I would argue that Convention Business is huge for them. Wynn skews towards "higher end" consistent play (and tier earning). One thing you'll love about Resorts World is that the drink/cocktail service in high limit is stellar. One of the best, if not the BEST.
@@TravelZorkmy table game ratings and tier earnings always seem above average. Especially craps. Maybe because I’m so charming and lovable? Or I tip and kiss butt really well? I’m hoping it’s the former 😂😂😂
@@GamblerTrey well, have you perfected your bougie-southern-charm factor yet? 🥰 You'll need that for Wynn Las Vegas. ~michael
I have an interesting question. I have an upcoming trip to Vegas where i'll be staying 2 nights at Wynn and 2 nights at Palazzo both on comp offers. This is only my first ever offer used at the V/P and my third at Wynncore. My budgeted bankroll won't be enough to support both players clubs, but it is enough for one. Should I focus almost all my action on one, and 'burn' the other or do my best to satisfy both while staying on budget? I like both properties equally so I have no strong preference.
HEY CONGRATS!!!!
Thank you! ~michael
What did you match to black from?
Oh, that's a "fun story." From Caesars Rewards Seven Stars Companion. They made a very kind expection for me. Not exactly sure why, but I "guess" I got lucky! ~michael
I've never seen a 3 night offer at Wynn, only 2 nights.
This is super interesting, since everyone I know (including myself) get 3 comp night marketing offers (from Wynn and Encore Las Vegas) -- but (I believe) my Boston (Encore Boston Harbor) offers are indeed 2 nights. ~michael