32Red club rouge (the color)

[leszeksch]

Can anybody tell me how to become 32Red club rouge member?

 

[mary]

I don't think you understand the word "rogue" correctly.

"Rogue" means "bad".

32Red was named Casinomeister's Best Casino 2003 & 2004, it isn't "rogue".

Now, sometimes people misspell "rogue" as "rouge", and "rouge" = "red".

Anyway, to become a member, just click on the banner.

 

[leszeksch]

32Red club rouge

Thanks.Of course rouge not rogue.Sorry my mistake.

 

[kavaman]

Rouge

Clubrouge membership is not so easy. You have to be an active player, and only some players get invited. Dont really know the requirements but playing often seems like a good idea if you want to become clubrouge.

-kavaman

 

[guesswest]

From a previous thread, what Ed Ware had to say about Club Rouge membership criteria:

Club Rouge is a programme we run to reward players for their patronage at the casino. We have avoided introducing hard and fast criteria for membership as we like to use Club Rouge as a way of saying thank you to players from a number of perspectives. Obviously frequent and high staking players are offered membership, but we also invite big winners and a selection of other players who we (literally) wish to unfurl the red carpet for. I realise that some players may want to have strict guidelines for such a programme but in our view, despite 32Red being a substantial operator, we wish to remain focused on delivering a personal service that can be tailored to suit the player (and isn't necessarily something that is just "easy to administrate" for us). All the senior management here have spent time with the very large betting and gaming companies, and we see our approach to service and support, and how we apply it, as a clear difference. Whether or not this view is on the money is of course for the players to decide.

 

[caruso]

Anyway, to become a member, just click on the banner.

LOL, far from it, honey.

Something I discovered a couple of days ago: 32Red do not offer default comps! This is quite unbelievable - EVERY single Microgaming casino offers from $1 for $1000 (fair) down to $1 for $5000 (rotten). 32Red do not offer comps of ANY kind of this nature.

This is quite extraordinary. 0.1% comps do not make ANY of the sucky Microgaming games any where near breakeven for the player, yet 32Red manage to be the only MG casino to offer NOTHING in this regard - not even the 0.02% that Fortune Lounge offer!

My jaw nearly dropped off when a CSR told me this the other day.

However, when you think about it, there's not too much to be surprised about: UK B & M casinos treat their players like crap in this regard, too - there is no comp / rating system of any kind. No slot card you can stick in the machine or rating request to the pit boss.

So I suppose this is just another UK casino functioning like all the rest, and reaping the rewards.

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

So I suppose this is just another UK casino functioning like all the rest, and reaping the rewards.

You'd expect better from a casino with the reputation of 32R, wouldn't you?
They seem to be extremely generous to those lucky enough to recieve invites to 32 Rouge, but you probably have to wager $10K per month to get one.

 

[n1stunnor]

I 'd just like to say that 32RED has treated me very well,often giving me susbstantial free chips when I'm on a bad run or other nice gifts delivered to my house.

Just play a lot and you'll get an invite eventually.

Jason

 

[Simmo!]

So I suppose this is just another UK casino functioning like all the rest, and reaping the rewards.

Or you play devils advocate and could look at it from another angle and say that the loyal players are the ones who benefit. If you saw the amount of comp points i accumulate in Club Rouge each month you'd probably fall off your chair

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

If you saw the amount of comp points...you'd probably fall off your chair

I've seen some of the winning screen shots you've posted, so I doubt it.

 

[caruso]

They seem to be extremely generous to those lucky enough to recieve invites to 32 Rouge, but you probably have to wager $10K per month to get one.

You'd think so, wouldn't you?

However: When I spoke to the CSR who confirmed that default comps were uniquely not available at 32Red, I gave an example orf a 10,000 monthly player. She was not able to tell me if such a player would get an invite to participate in the comp programme.

In context: a 10,000 BJ player is going to drop 36 a month, assuming he plays the best viper BJ game perfectly. Slots, and that's 500. So let's shoot in the middle and call it 250.

32Red cannot tell me that if I drop 250 a month at their casino, 3000 ($6000) a year, I'll be entitled to comps of any kind.

Seriously, I kid you not:

"Me: I play blackjack.
Me: I earn comp points.
Me: I wager 10,000.
Me: How many comp points do I earn?...
Helen: Can I take your account number please?
Me: And what are they worth?
Me: Not got it to hand.
Helen: We do not offer loyalty points unless you are a member of the Club Rouge
Me: Woooooow.
Me: Are you kidding me?
Me: All MG casinos offer comp points!
Helen: No I am afraid there are no loyalty points here, though we have monthly bonuses"

OK, so a 10K a month player is peanuts for a casino now listed on the LSE, I can appreciate that. 100K then? How much action do they need before I get comps?

LOL.

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

...32Red cannot tell me that if I drop 250 a month at their casino, 3000 ($6000) a year, I'll be entitled to comps of any kind.

They can't tell you that as casino policy, so her responses are the typical CYA canned responses. However, I suspect $6000 USD a year would only classify you as being a HR and not be worthy of an invite. Simmo is a member, perhaps he'll give us a round about figure.

 

[Weedlayer]

I'd like to see the name of this thread edited. It's disturbing to see 32red and "rogue" together.

caruso's right that it is disconcerting that one could play so much and have no guarantee of any comp. As per Ed Ware's quote they do keep their criteria somewhat of a secret.

Once you are in Club Rouge though, the benefits more than make up for the earlier drawbacks. Plus, you get comp like all the other MGs.

I agree with Bruce. I think if your wagering is into 5 figures monthly, you'd get an invite. This is only a guess.

 

[The Dude]

I'd like to see the name of this thread edited. It's disturbing to see 32red and "rogue" together...

Done.

 

[Simmo!]

Done.

Spelt "colour" wrong (as do all Americans)

 

[slotchik]

its not the americans that have it wrong...LOL


color ( P ) Pronunciation Key (klr)
n.
That aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of the light reflected or emitted by them, definable in terms of the observer or of the light, as:
The appearance of objects or light sources described in terms of the individual's perception of them, involving hue, lightness, and saturation for objects and hue, brightness, and saturation for light sources.
The characteristics of light by which the individual is made aware of objects or light sources through the receptors of the eye, described in terms of dominant wavelength, luminance, and purity.
A substance, such as a dye, pigment, or paint, that imparts a hue.

The general appearance of the skin; complexion.
A ruddy complexion.
A reddening of the face; a blush.
The skin pigmentation of a person not categorized as white.
colors A flag or banner, as of a country or military unit.
colors The salute made during the ceremony of raising or lowering a flag.
colors A distinguishing symbol, badge, ribbon, or mark: the colors of a college.
colors One's opinion or position: Stick to your colors.
Character or nature. Often used in the plural: revealed their true colors.

Outward appearance, often deceptive: a tale with the merest color of truth.
Appearance of authenticity: testimony that lends color to an otherwise absurd notion.

Variety of expression.
Vivid, picturesque detail: a story with a lot of color in it.
Traits of personality or behavior that attract interest.
The use or effect of pigment in painting, as distinct from form.
Music. Quality of tone or timbre.
Law. A mere semblance of legal right.
A particle or bit of gold found in auriferous gravel or sand.
Physics. A quantum characteristic of quarks that determines their role in the strong interaction.


colour ( P ) Pronunciation Key (klr)
n. & v. Chiefly British
Variant of color.

 

[slotchik]

and "spelt" is not correct in your sentence either LOL

spelt ( P ) Pronunciation Key (splt)
n.
A hardy wheat grown mostly in Europe

 

[Simmo!]

Ah but this leads us into a chicken-and-the-egg scenario Slotchik. We Brits being the chickens and you yanks being the eggs. IE: We were here first. Although, one could argue that our version stemmed from the French word and you guys dropped the "u" cos a) the latin is the same as yours and b) you're not as good as spelling so you make words shorter to ease the pain

And yes, it probably should be "spelled", but you gotta seperate the wheat from the chaff

Actually if you wanna get really confused, the French flag is known as the "Le drapeau tricolore" ("the flag of 3 colours") which uses the latin version of "color" rather than their own!! Work that one out

 

[slotchik]

LOL My boss is British but she spells it COLOR...like we do~~

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

We Brits being the chickens and you yanks being the eggs. IE: We were here first.

If Brits are chickens and yanks are eggs, but you were here first, where did you come from?

 

[Simmo!]

If Brits are chickens and yanks are eggs, but you were here first, where did you come from?

The Hen of course Bruce

And Slotchik, he's just being polite - we Brits all do that just to fit in and make you feel better He probably spells "chik" "chick" too when you're not around. Actually he'd probably call you "Slotbird" in fairness. In fact, "slot" being the lazy yank term for "fruit machine", he'd probably call you the pommiefied "fruit machine bird", although shortened to "fruitbird" - and then eventually modified to "fruitbat" for your benefit (as its shorter and easier to wheat)

 

[slotchik]

LOL you crack me up Simmo

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

In fact, "slot" being the lazy yank term for "fruit machine", he'd probably call you the pommiefied "fruit machine bird", although shortened to "fruitbird" - and then eventually modified to "fruitbat" for your benefit (as its shorter and easier to wheat)

In the USA, she's the One armed bandit bird...

 

[slotchik]

In the USA, she's the One armed bandit bird...

LMAO

 

[tim5ny]

Anyone who has been a part of this forum for any length of time knows where I stand when it comes to 32Red. How can you put a value on the peace of mind that you have when playing at an online casino that's as straight up and reputable as these guys are? To the critics and the doubters, I will only say this .... the top two men at 32Red are both active members of this board. Instead of complaining and putting forth negative statements about 32Red, I challenge you to send either of these guys a PM with your queries and see for yourself the kind of individual attention and professionalism that sets them apart from the rest. They are Ed Ware, who is the CEO of the company, and Pat Harrison, who is the Operations Manager (known as "Path" on this forum).

 

[paulcr]

32red floated on the LSE on Friday.

I have invested some money in thier shares as I consider them to be the most trustworthy online casino.

 

[Macgyver]

Ah but this leads us into a chicken-and-the-egg scenario Slotchik. We Brits being the chickens and you yanks being the eggs. IE: We were here first. Although, one could argue that our version stemmed from the French word and you guys dropped the "u" cos a) the latin is the same as yours and b) you're not as good as spelling so you make words shorter to ease the pain

Speaking of being as good at spelling, I guess we know who's better at grammar now.

 

[mary]

A truly fun thread, gentlemen and ladies, of wit both fruitful and colorful.

 

[amandajm]

It's a grey day when a Brit can't say colour in peace, in English.

You Americans will be running the World next.

 

[Daffy]

It's a grey day when a Brit can't say colour in peace, in English.

You Americans will be running the World next.

Whut do you mean "next"...lol.

american dUck

 

[Simmo!]

Speaking of being as good at spelling, I guess we know who's better at grammar now.

LOL. An honest mistake Guv, honest it was.

It's a grey day when a Brit can't say colour in peace, in English.

Ladies and gentlemen, note the use of the letter e in the word grey, as commonly used in the civilised world And note the use of the letter s in civilised while you're at it

Anyway, i derailed this thread enough, although admittedly spurred on by fruitbat, Macguyver and Bruce in my defence!

But one final thought...if the Americans are running the world, who is the most powerful man? George Bush? Or

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[guesswest]

32red floated on the LSE on Friday.

I have invested some money in thier shares as I consider them to be the most trustworthy online casino.

I'm intending on doing the same. My logic is, since I always lose at 32red, it'll work out as a kinda cashback bonus

 

[Daffy]

LOL. An honest mistake Guv, honest it was.



Ladies and gentlemen, note the use of the letter e in the word grey, as commonly used in the civilised world And note the use of the letter s in civilised while you're at it

Anyway, i derailed this thread enough, although admittedly spurred on by fruitbat, Macguyver and Bruce in my defence!

But one final thought...if the Americans are running the world, who is the most powerful man? George Bush? Or

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Billy Bob Gates

microsoft dUck

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

Billy Bob Gates

You mean Billy Goats... Followed closely by "Stone Cold" Steve Chase, founder of America Offline.

 

[johnsteed]

Club Rouge Rules

I'm a Club Rouge member.

While I feel that I deposit a lot of money into 32Red every month, it's not anywhere close to the thousands that others might be putting in. I was offered it because (my belief) I wasn't doing well there for quite some time. I'm quite pleased with the $132 match bonus for each month. I'm a high-roller to some, but to others, I deposit peanuts. So, I know you don't have to deposit a ridiculous amount to become a member. And while I may do poorly at times, 32Red is the only MG casino that consistently gives me VERY good bonuses. And the playthrough on those bonuses is only once.

I generally concur with tim5ny on his perspective of 32Red. "Path" (Pat Harrison) deals with me personally from time-to-time, whether it be via chat or by phone, and he doesn't hide behind his position as operations manager. He's quite open-minded towards a lot of opinions. I find that this is a major road-block at various other casino's managers.

Anyways, back on topic, I suppose I can see where the major players are coming from, but for most of us, if you make frequent deposits at 32Red, you'll surely see the benefits.

 

[maxlevine]

I too am a member of Club Rouge and my story is pretty much the same as Mr. Steed.

This was my very first casino and I won a few times $1500 and $1000 early on. Withdrew the lot to see how fast it was and without any hassles. I've put a few thousands in the machines ever since. Became a member after that.

I'm not so lucky at 32Red but it is still my main casino. In online casinos, I need to win a large amount to withdraw (a couple thousands or so). Otherwise, the money I deposit is for a few hours of fun and thrills. I spend more time wagering in sports where I am luckier but I use the 132 promo almost every month.

Last week was my bd and I got a pretty good offer from 32Red. I'll use it in a couple of weeks when I'll finally get a break from work

I started playing at 32Red because of Meister's and Simmo's recommendation and I'm happy I did. I can enjoy myself without any worries.

Max

 

[KasinoKing]

Well I deposit $32 - $50 and wager at least $900 EVERY MONTH and yet I STILL haven't been invited into Club Rouge!

So I guess it's not just high-rollers that get in - you probably have to lose there often too...
I don't do losing.

 

[elscrabinda]

Well I deposit $32 - $50 and wager at least $900 EVERY MONTH and yet I STILL haven't been invited into Club Rouge!

So I guess it's not just high-rollers that get in - you probably have to lose there often too...
I don't do losing.

With all due respect KK that play does not make you a high roller. That makes you a bonus hunter playing their monthly bonus. Not having a go but you really can't expect to get in if you're just doing that. (I realise you say at least $900 so you could be wagering a lot more than that but still I would not expect to get in without non bonused deposits)

 

[The Dude]

So I guess it's not just high-rollers that get in - you probably have to lose there often too...

Maybe you messed up and requested to join their "Rogue" club and not the "Rouge" one

 

[philipfromparis]

I'm too a "club rouge" member, and I became one only a few days after registration. Not because I deposit a lot, but maybe because I quiet never use Bonus.

Yes, maybe you're right Caruso when you say 32RED is almost the only MG which doesn't offer automatic comp points. But this choice suits me, and I'm sure this is ok with every other club rouge member. Loyalty towards the place might counts a lot too. If one plays on a regular basis in the place, I'm sure the "club rouge" door would open in the same time.

32Red is by far the best MG casino on the net

Philipfromparis

 

[Macgyver]

I'm giving yet another round of kudos, congratulations, atta-boys and all-around "damn good job!" to Ed Ware.

I had a few questions about the Club Rouge offered at 32Red and Ed was prompt, efficient and just plain friendly about the whole thing. I've kept playing with 32Red even with what most bonus hunters would call a low bonus opportunity. Sometimes I lose, sometimes I win ... I see it as giving back to a company that has always been courteous to me and efficient. And, I'll tell you, 32Red's one of the VERY FEW that I do this for after having played almost 170 different online casinos.

So, Ed, my thanks and you've earned even more respect points in my mind by your professionalism in a situation and business where they're not very easily earned. I'd even like to know if a Yank (like me) can somehow invest in 32Red. They did go public or something like that in England recently, didn't they?

One of these days I'll even have to get over there and buy you a beer, Ed.

 

[tim5ny]

I'm giving yet another round of kudos, congratulations, atta-boys and all-around "damn good job!" to Ed Ware.

One of these days I'll even have to get over there and buy you a beer, Ed.

That's if he still has some room in his belly after the "swanky" dinner he's promised to treat me to one of these days when he gets to New York.

 

[Macgyver]

That's if he still has some room in his belly after the "swanky" dinner he's promised to treat me to one of these days when he gets to New York.

Hell, if he's coming to New York, I'll drive up there and buy him dinner.

I've never been to New York, anyways, even though I've been on the East Coast for a little over 15 years now.

 

[KasinoKing]

With all due respect KK that play does not make you a high roller. That makes you a bonus hunter playing their monthly bonus. Not having a go but you really can't expect to get in if you're just doing that. (I realise you say at least $900 so you could be wagering a lot more than that but still I would not expect to get in without non bonused deposits)

Hello? My post was a JOKE! Sheesh!

(That is how I play there, but I know I'll never in a million years get into the club like that! )

 

[Petunia]

Off my chair

** Well, after being concussed due to stupidity, followed by an 'invasion of red spots' - I saw the heading and thought "huh" Happy to find my fave casino was not falling from it's grace! **

 

[The Dude]

Hey Ed,

You may want to consider renaming the "rouge" club since the dyslectic and non-spellers are having some major difficulties

You could even make a contest out of it...

 

[KasinoKing]

How about Club 'pas noir'

(That's 'not black' in French!)

 

[guesswest]

Hey Ed,

You may want to consider renaming the "rouge" club since the dyslectic and non-spellers are having some major difficulties

You could even make a contest out of it...

'Dyslexic'

 

[The Dude]

'Dyslexic'

dyslectic

adj : having impaired ability to comprehend written words usually associated with a neurologic disorder [syn: dyslexic]

Source: WordNet 2.0, 2003 Princeton University

 

[guesswest]

dyslectic

adj : having impaired ability to comprehend written words usually associated with a neurologic disorder [syn: dyslexic]

Source: WordNet 2.0, 2003 Princeton University

OOOhhh....very nice. I stand corrected. I'll be laughed out of the next Scrabble tournament I attend!