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Call the general number and specifically ask that they transfer you to casino promotions

Yeah,, something seems off. Were you solely playing tables or were you doing slots too? A straight loss of $9100 on the slots would net you around 3600 points just on the cash in. Based on an average return of 85% ish that should have at least gotten you another 4-5k points with your winnings rolled back in, not including earning more points rolling back in further winnings. So $9100 and only 8800 points seems low. Frankly the easiest way to tell how you’re doing against other players is how willing they are to give direct onboard comps. From what i’ve found,, when they give you the line of “Based on your anticipated play I can offer you x”,, you are trending towards the top of their charts, and expect you to maintain that level of play. When they straight out offer you something low,, you are on their radar, but not towards the upper top. I just got off of a 4 day, which was booked under a casino offer with $1,000 freeplay, with an out of pocket loss of $1k,, but ended with 3500 points. First night “based on my anticipated play” she was willing to give me steakhouse, but it was for day 2 and we already didn’t want to do formal night in the MDR,, so we def weren’t in the mood to do steakhouse that night. On day #3,, my onboard offer had dropped to “steakhouse selections”. However, I did receive a bounceback offer of a free OV and DOU everywhere on the last night. For us,, the bounce back offers don’t really matter since we already have 3 other elite cruises with DOU booked, a premier cruise to alaska balcony, with $1k freeplay booked, and one more 3 day with the $1k freeplay booked,,, so I really don’t play for an offer onboard, knowing the future offers will be far better anyways. (and on the cruise that earned me the elite, premier and ultra offers,, onboard I only received a bounceback for an OV with DOU Everywhere,, a comp for 2 to Rudi’s, and a strawberry plate. My points on that were roughly 14k on a 7 day)