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I need some advice from the experts out there. I frequent Vegas a lot with my wife and we absolutely love it there. We are currently Mlife Gold Members about 100,000 away from platinum. We play on the daily average between us both about $250-$500 a day. Plus we only gamble, eat, and stay in MGM resorts. So we try and make sure we get as many points as possible towards our mlife status. I know that tier credits don't mean a whole lot, but I do spend a ton of time in Vegas at these resorts. You're a loyal player and have committed to a resort group that many find to be increasingly difficult to commit to. Don't worry about being embarrassed. Platinum tier. At your level, you can get a host but they won't be able to do much more than what you are already getting. Contrary to other posts, I find it can be a hassle dealing with a host. They track your play during your trip to determine whether you are worth the comps you are currently getting. This can lead to implied pressure to play and bet more to justify your current comps. For (email) offers, your comps are based on previous play so you don't need to play at all and are only playing for future offers. I often play at different properties than those I initially thought. A host only cares about play at his property even if you are playing at other MGM properties. Also, I never check out when I leave (usually before 6am). Finding the host or checking with the player's club to get charges taken off your bill before leaving is not always convenient. Even without a host, I've noted that hotels in the MGM network at which I've stayed are far more likely to send me offers, and better offers, than hotels at which I haven't stayed. LV with a buddy who had a host, and this issue was like the 900-lb gorilla in the room. It wasn't bad when he was winning, but it was pretty oppressive when he was losing. Overall it was ugly and depressing. Also, for a "spa suite" they do not supply a coffee pot or a microwave. When we asked for one from the front desk, they told us they do not supply those for ANY of the rooms. Overall it was ugly and depressing. Also, for a "spa suite" they do not supply a coffee pot or a microwave. When we asked for one from the front desk, they told us they do not supply those for ANY of the rooms. Overall it was ugly and depressing. Also, for a "spa suite" they do not supply a coffee pot or a microwave. When we asked for one from the front desk, they told us they do not supply those for ANY of the rooms. Overall it was ugly and depressing. Also, for a "spa suite" they do not supply a coffee pot or a microwave. When we asked for one from the front desk, they told us they do not supply those for ANY of the rooms. Vagas a couple of times a year and would like to find a casio host. I obviously have not been spending enough time and/or money in one casino, my wife and I like to go from hotel to hotel. I called the hotel three days ago and requested that they fax one to me, I haven't heard from them yet. I actually just wanted to take a bank check with me and set up a line there instead of filling out the form and giving them all of my personal information. I called the hotel three days ago and requested that they fax one to me, I haven't heard from them yet. I actually just wanted to take a bank check with me and set up a line there instead of filling out the form and giving them all of my personal information. Las Vegas. Whatever floats your boat. Send them the bank check a few days in advance in care of the "casino cage," or call the hotel, ask for the casino cage, get them to tell you or fax you their wire transfer information, and wire them the money. When you arrive, check with the cashier's cage to see that your front money is on deposit, then walk up to the table and ask for $1000 or $2000 or whatever, just like the people with credit lines who take out markers. Las Vegas. Whatever floats your boat. Send them the bank check a few days in advance in care of the "casino cage," or call the hotel, ask for the casino cage, get them to tell you or fax you their wire transfer information, and wire them the money. When you arrive, check with the cashier's cage to see that your front money is on deposit, then walk up to the table and ask for $1000 or $2000 or whatever, just like the people with credit lines who take out markers.

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