Unfortunately there’s also not a single rule of thumb. In certain cases you may get bonuses for a certain amount of gambling, whether day or in a tier year. The way you earn comps, or tier credits, is through gambling. Mlife confuses things by also having Points, which can be used for PointPlay OR comps, as a separate bucket from Express Comps, their standard comp dollars. Casinos tend to let you use them for food and beverage and certain types of experiences, like spa visits some (but not all, I’m looking at you Mlife, for example) let you use them in certain shops as well. Comp Dollars are the complimentary spending money you get when you gamble.These tends to have no dollar value as they’re just keeping track of where you are. Tier Credits are the scorecard that keeps track of the amount of tier points you’ve earned throughout a tier cycle, and determines your tier status.
There’s usually two types of “points” earned: So first off, a reminder about a standard casino tier system.
If I gamble $1000, how many slot points would that give me? If I hit a $10k jackpot (wishful thinking), do I get more free slot points? I’m sure there is a variance with different casinos but is there a basic rule of thumb? A player recently posted questions, trying to better understand the concept of slot points:
