Casino Player Card
Sign up for a Las Vegas Players Club card at any of the following casinos. Visit the websites to find out about each casino's Players Club program and unique point system. You can sign up for most of them online and receive your Las Vegas Players card before you leave for Sin City. Get ready for perks like free rooms, food, shows, drawings, gifts and other incentives to keep you loyal!
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Bally’s Las Vegas
Caesars Palace
Flamingo
Harrah’s Las Vegas
The LINQ Hotel + Experience
Paris Las Vegas
Planet Hollywood
Rio
MGM RESORTS
Aria
Bellagio
MGM Grand Las Vegas
Mandalay Bay
The Mirage
Luxor Hotel & Casino
Excalibar
New York - New York
Park MGM
STATION CASINOS
Boulder Station
Fiesta Henderson
Fiesta Rancho
Green Valley Ranch
Palace Station
Red Rock Resort
Sunset Station
Texas Station
BOYD GAMING
California Hotel
Fremont Hotel
Gold Coast
Main Street Station
The Orleans
Sam’s Town
Suncoast
Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino
Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino(Primm)
Primm Valley Resort & Casino(Primm)
Whiskey Pete's Hotel & Casino(Primm)
The Venetian
The Palazzo
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Hard Rock Casino Player Card
Wynn Las Vegas
Encore
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Wild Wild West
Barley's
The Greens Gaming & Dining
Wildfire Rancho
Wildfire Boulder
Wildfire Casino & Lanes
Gold Rush
Lake Mead Casino
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Arizona Charlie's Boulder
Arizona Charlie's Decatur
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The simple card you have to sign up for every time you go to a new casino with promises of 'Tier Credits' or points which get you treated better next time you go to the casino. We are of course talking about the casino player card, or loyalty card, that has come to be an expected sight in the casino.
But is the card really worth it? Do you really get better comps for playing with it? Or can playing with it mess up your odds in the slot machine and steal your jackpots? All these questions and more are answered below...
Basically the casino uses the players card to track your play through the casino. As simple as that.
How it works: Slot Machines
In slot machines this is as simple as when you sit down you put your card in and from then on the casino can see what machine you're playing, average bet, and how long you're there. Everything is done in the computer and instantly updated on your profile. This is how you can earn points in real time and, in many casinos, redeem those points for free play or 'comps' on meals and spa treatments.
How it works: Table Games
For table games, the process of earning points with your players card is a little more old school. When you sit down at a table and cash in, you hand your players card to the dealer who will then call over a pit boss who will take note of your players card number and keep an eye on your play. They are taking notes on your average bet and time played. This system is a little more skewed to human error, so any time you play for an extended period MAKE SURE you ask to be rated by giving your card to the dealer. Then whenever you notice the pitboss checking the table make sure you have a high bet out.
A couple quick tips to maximize your comps when playing the tables:
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- Buy in for as much as you can (even if you don't intend to play that amount) - depending on the casino, a higher buy in at the table can trigger higher offers in the mail and better comps because they think you have the 'potential' to be a very valuable customer.
- Start your sessions with a high bet - when you hand your players card to the pit boss and he begins logging your play, he will enter how much you bought in for and what your average bet is. So it is a good idea to start out with a high bet which you can then lower when the pit boss walks away. This helps to maximize your 'average bet' in the system and ensure you receive the most comps possible.
- The last tip is to Tip the dealer (and the pit boss!) - when you win, it's good karma to tip the dealer, but did you know that adding an additional chip in front of the chip you are giving to the dealer signifies a tip to the pit boss? Put out the two bets and make sure that the pit boss knows you're putting one out there for him. Also, it's a wise move to be tipping the pit boss when you have a big bet out so that he notices and increases your average bet rating!
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Las Vegas Players Club Card
The whole players card system can sometimes seem a little 'Big Brother' (we get it), but in the long run, this tracking is a good thing! The casino uses this data to rate you as a player and then send you offers that you qualify for based on that tracked play. The more money through the slots, the higher your average bet and the longer you play, the more offers the casino will send to bring you back. But the only way the casino knows who you are and how much you play is through that players card - so use it!