Wynn Red Card Slot Club

[Wilbur95]

I just returned form a 3 night stay at the Wynn and had a wonderful time (Trip report to be posted soon). I am hoping to get some future offers from Wynn but was unable to get an understanding of their players card and how their comp system works. Any information, level of play required for comp buffet/room would be greatly appreciated as it seems like a well kept secret compared to other clubs. One of the reasons I am asking, we were comped the three nights and invited to a $250,000 slot tournamant (no entry fee $30,000 to winner and all 600 participants got at least $200 in free-play) at the Wynn 9/22 to 9/25 and I did not think our level of play at Wynn last July justified getting invited to such a "high roller event". If they continue to treat me like this, I will recycle my diamond card with Harrah's and become a devoted member of the Wynn family for life. Thanks

[Vegas Lady]

Just to let you know, Wynn only keeps your points on record for 60 days. So if you are not going to be visiting Vegas six times a year, it would pay to cash out all your money. :mad:

[kestral]

I think a number of casinos are going that route, only holding your points for a limited amount of time. I guess the answer is cash out every time.

About the Wynn, I heard that 500 points gets you a buffet (maybe that's 2 buffets)

Would you mind telling us what your level of play was in July - average per day, and what do you play?