Who has the best loyalty program

[jpm]

I'm curious about which Microgaming casino has the best loyalty program in your experience/opinion? Also, why is it the best (e.g. what are the benefits)?

[portia]

Good Question. I'd like to know as well.

[DealerBusts]

Big Dollar and South Beach (Liberty Entertainment Group) both give 5 reward points for every $10 wagered. You need to collect at least 500 points to redeem $5. I think this works out as 0.5% cashback which is pretty good considering most MGs only give 0.1% cashback.

The games excluded from this are Craps or Roulette. Blackjack, 3 Card Poker and Pai Gow earn 1pt for $10 wagered.

I suppose if you like playing VP then its a good to play here as it'll actually give you over 100% return (99.54 + 0.5 = 100.04%).

[cm1919]

Hi, just sharing.

I have been playing at HighPoint Casino for one month.

The 5% weekly reload bonus is good. There's NO wagering requirements for BLACKJACK-ONLY players.

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Cheers!

[bjlady]

Hi, just sharing.

I have been playing at HighPoint Casino for one month.

The 5% weekly reload bonus is good. There's NO wagering requirements for BLACKJACK-ONLY players.

)


Cheers!

That's because BJ is excluded from counting towards wagering according to the terms.

Standard rollover of five times deposit and bonus required prior to withdrawing any bonus funds.

Roulette, craps, baccarat or blackjack play is excluded from meeting bonus requirements.

[jpm]

Thanks for the info cm, right now though I'm only interested in Microgaming casinos' loyalty programs.

Hi, just sharing.

I have been playing at HighPoint Casino for one month.

The 5% weekly reload bonus is good. There's NO wagering requirements for BLACKJACK-ONLY players.

)


Cheers!

[spearmaster]

DealerBusts is correct - though in the beginning everything was 5x except craps and roulette which don't count.

What was a great loyalty program suddenly became a slightly better than average one, unless you're a video poker or slots player, in which case this is the best program on the Net.

It does depend a bit on what you call "loyalty" though, as what we're talking about essentially means cash comps.

Some casinos send gifts, dinner coupons, special offers, etc. which often make a difference to the true value of a loyalty program. As far as I know, Liberty does not normally do this.

[jpm]

Thanks Spear, I guess I should have been a little more specific. Pretty much every place has the 0.1% cashback, so I'm trying to find out who does the extra things beyond simply comps for their loyal players.

Comps are great, but you also want great service, occassional gifts/offers/surprise bonuses, etc.