SvenskaWho has the best loyalty program
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DealerBusts
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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%).
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%).
That's because BJ is excluded from counting towards wagering according to the terms.cm1919 said: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!
Thanks for the info cm, right now though I'm only interested in Microgaming casinos' loyalty programs.
cm1919 said: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
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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.
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.
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.
Comps are great, but you also want great service, occassional gifts/offers/surprise bonuses, etc.
