Those days are over my friend. The revenue model used to be "get them in the door and get their money from gambling." Now, it's a pretty standard business model creating revenue through rooms, food, entertainment, etc.. Not many places where you can still get a $1.99 steak dinner._lefraud_ said:
If you're paying for rooms in Vegas, you're doing it wrong.
Does Texags have any spare credentials to hand out for the event?
_lefraud_ said:
If you're paying for rooms in Vegas, you're doing it wrong.
[Narrator] He's definitely paying for rooms._lefraud_ said:
If you're paying for rooms in Vegas, you're doing it wrong.
Proposition Joe said:
Comps are still very much a thing in Vegas, but the level of play you need to achieve them has risen significantly.
I can't speak for the table games, but a handful of 5-figure sportsbook wagers used to get you a room if the right people were working that day. Now it'll get you some token drink tickets.
Basketball and Chain said:Proposition Joe said:
Comps are still very much a thing in Vegas, but the level of play you need to achieve them has risen significantly.
I can't speak for the table games, but a handful of 5-figure sportsbook wagers used to get you a room if the right people were working that day. Now it'll get you some token drink tickets.
I play $25-50/hand table games and haven't paid for a room in Vegas in probably 5 years since we started consistently going 1-2 times a year. Comps are very much still out there, and easily achievable if you're smart (i.e. spend all your money with the same chain to maximize your comps).
