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New land casino [online] service
- Thread starter jetset
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It sounds like (according to the article) and if I interpreted it correctly that they have set up a site similar to what Harrah's has had online now for a few years, The Harrah's Total Reward site.
Purdy much spot on per this e-mail I received this past Friday:
Copyright 2009 Boyd Gaming.
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Nash, I jut now noticed that under your name it says "Dormant Account Member"...
What's that about ??
What's that about ??
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Nash, I jut now noticed that under your name it says "Dormant Account Member"...
I saw it an his page the other day an thought
an I was so
time will tell
Cindy
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I got the same email from Boyd Gaming. They have Sam's Town in Shreveport, LA and the casino at Delta Downs racetrack in Vinton, LA. That's why I got one. Hope their site is faster than the one for Total Rewards. Diamond Jack's also has a new online site now.
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Sam's Town Tunica switched over to the system wide Boyd's players club last year (and yes, I'm going to whine again -- taking over $300 in food comps with them when they did 
). I like being able to see the paltry points my VP play earn. Like MGM (that switched the Tunica Goldstrike over to the MGM system) players lose and the casino wins. They're bringing the small casinos in line with their Vegas casino comp systems... and players are complaining. Tunica is no longer the 'easy comps' for low rollers that it once was.... the Vegas suits have seen to that.
Anyway... back to the point...
... Maybe all these casinos will be ready if online gaming is ever regulated in the states. (By then, I'll be too old to type and won't be able to see the monitor.....)
). I like being able to see the paltry points my VP play earn. Like MGM (that switched the Tunica Goldstrike over to the MGM system) players lose and the casino wins. They're bringing the small casinos in line with their Vegas casino comp systems... and players are complaining. Tunica is no longer the 'easy comps' for low rollers that it once was.... the Vegas suits have seen to that.Anyway... back to the point...
... Maybe all these casinos will be ready if online gaming is ever regulated in the states. (By then, I'll be too old to type and won't be able to see the monitor.....)Similar threads
