Typically 99% of offers us normal folk get are calculated and based off past play. To get a comped offer for 3 nights with a small amount ($200ish) in freeplay and resort credit, they probably want to see about 6k coin in on slots per night (equaling to about a $700 loss per night). That certainly should get you some reduced rate nights at Wynn, and possibly a comp offer with some limitations, but I wouldn’t expect much and they certainly won’t give you as much as Mirage. This is called “Theo” which is how the casinos generally calculate comps for players. Then multiply that x0.25-0.3, which should give you about the amount that you can expect in comps - which is about $375-450 for the scenario mentioned above. Then, multiply that x0.12 (average slot machine house edge), which gives you $1500. 1 point = $5 played through on slots, so you played $12,500. Look at the number of points you’ve earned.

The best way to calculate your comps at Wynn is to: Speaking for Wynn comps, they have a lot of high level players, and $1k in losses probably won’t get you much. If you want to stay at Wynn, play at Wynn. If you feel like your submission has gotten caught in the spam filter, message the mods. Several Vegas trips under my belt by robyank88Īria, Tournament of Kings, CUT, Chappelle by /u/dispatch00Ĩ Days Family Vacation by /u/mcfuddlebuttįirst Timer from Arkansas by /u/DuckTalesLOLĪria, Dig This, Carbone, and Britney! by /u/ReginaldStarfireĦ Nights in Vegas - From Someone Cheap by /u/danlylesĪnniversary Trip: 4 Nights Encore by /u/AshleyDice If you have an idea for a weekly sticky thread please send us a message.īetter than a FAQ, these posts will help you put your own trip together. What's Happening in Vegas This Weekend by /u/MsKim.The large meetups are posted here in the sidebar, but many ad-hoc events are created in the Facebook group and not posted here. The actual original Las Vegas subreddit run by people who live in Las Vegas.

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