Nobody really knows why, but it appears to be a longer-than-expected case of pent-up demand following the shitshow that was the COVID pandemic.īasically, people flocked back to Las Vegas, so casinos don’t have to incentivize them as much to do so. Mostly because it sounds more impressive than “almost a couple of years.” Yes, revenue age is expressed like the age of babies, in months. Nevada casinos have made more than $1 billion a month for the last 22 months. The list of changes to loyalty clubs is long, and not the good kind, because casinos are making a hell-ton of gaming revenue at the moment, without even really trying. We really only used it to cut in front of everyone at the cashier cage. Back when Caesars Rewards was Total Rewards, we worked at Caesars and got to be a Diamond for a day. The ongoing complaint from players recently is loyalty club benefits are being taken away.įor example, Caesars Entertainment got rid of its Laurel Lounges (formerly Diamond Lounges, for Diamond tier players and up) in Las Vegas, and Boyd recently dumped its “cash for points” program. Loyalty clubs benefits are like little refunds for play and, well, loyalty.
Sometimes through shopping, but mostly gambling. Typically, loyalty clubs increase tier levels, and the associated perks, though gambling. While we are not a loyalty club expert, we have never heard of club members having the option to outright buy their way to a tier. This survey question is intriguing for a few reasons. Recently, Caesars Entertainment asked Caesars Rewards members to rank their response to this statement: “If an enhanced tier were available from Caesars Rewards that offered meaningful additional rewards/benefits, I would be willing to pay a reasonable fee to be a member of this tier.” Confirmed: AI isn’t averse to cleavage. These surveys can provide insights into projects or initiatives on the horizon, although, some never see the light of day. Before casinos institute new policies or offerings, they often survey their customers to get a feel for receptivity.
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