Tats why i say she is just daft and stupid. Whats the use of these points when you keep losing. This women is a typical daft aunty gambler with no brains.
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Tats why i say she is just daft and stupid. Whats the use of these points when you keep losing. This women is a typical daft aunty gambler with no brains.
thank you.
I fully agree there - that's why you DON'T see me renewing my Annual Levies at BOTH casinos just so that I could continue playing with almost-daily frenzies etc and continue earning points
I'm just saying - for those ALREADY-EARNED points
Just How to Maximise their use/benefits
Don't know why some of you can Misread/Misinterprete things to say that I want to continue playing just so as to earn points to keep card status
Tho' it's a fact that I PREFER to have things Status Quo rather than being downgraded (bc probably will hv less benefits etc)
Anyway - no point repeating ad nauseum here
IF others simply CAN'T see my point [or insist that I want to earn points to keep card status .....]
No need thank me. Just make surenu time yourself to whack big at the right time. There are 4 sets of machine there - Emperor, Landlord, Wica and Lotus Prince. These are rated High Volitility machines. It means when it pays, it pays hell of a lot. But when it does not pay, it can eat u up till u die. SO BE WISE IN YOUR GAMEPLAY.
thank you once again brudder. i may not have sufficient br to bang big. may try if i go there. i like to play the emperor last time.kumsia.
Bro finally hear that you are planing to try mbs next week, do really excercise control,of course wish you huat and bring home $$$ so that sleep also song song
Thank you for your kind wishes. I will be very careful. Huat to all brothers and to JJcc too.
The Emperor has a couple of big consistent players. I consider it the most churned and if correctly primed by the time u play, u can strike very big...good luck
With regard to benefits at the Genting group, there's really not that much difference between a gold card and a silver card.
If you really want a gold card without the hassle of maintaining points, the easiest and cheapest way would be go up to Genting and speak to a casino host. Tell the host you want to make a RM 75k deposit and open a rolling account. This automatically gives you a gold card. There is no expiry date on the deposit and you earn commission on the rolling credit. As long as you maintain the RM75k in your account, you get to keep your gold card. With this gold card, you can apply to RWS, Star Cruises etc for the respective Gold cards.
If going to Genting is too much of a hassle, you can also do the same at RWS. In Singapore, the deposit is S$100k. The advantage is that is you get access to your funds without having to go up. Which might not be a good thing as you would be tempted to gamble more.
Earlier this year, I was very tempted to make the RM75k deposit to get the gold card as it is only about S$30k. Assuming a current FD rate of 1%, this translates to only about $300 in lost interest per year. Viewed another way, you pay $300 to have the privilege of walking around with a gold card without having to bother about gameplay to maintain points. As is, I already keep about RM10k credit in my card to avoid the hassle of carrying stacks of RM50/RM100 every time I go and play.
In the end, I decided against it as there are not that many benefits of a gold card over a silver card. Also flashing a gold card would make the staff take more notice of you, which make running exploits to earn points inconvenient. As I mentioned before, my points keep piling up because the packages already give me free room, free buffet and free meals. It is therefore hard to find good stuff to redeem the points for.
If you really want a gold card without the hassle of maintaining points, the easiest and cheapest way would be go up to Genting and speak to a casino host. Tell the host you want to make a RM 75k deposit and open a rolling account. This automatically gives you a gold card. There is no expiry date on the deposit and you earn commission on the rolling credit. As long as you maintain the RM75k in your account, you get to keep your gold card. With this gold card, you can apply to RWS, Star Cruises etc for the respective Gold cards.
If going to Genting is too much of a hassle, you can also do the same at RWS. In Singapore, the deposit is S$100k. The advantage is that is you get access to your funds without having to go up. Which might not be a good thing as you would be tempted to gamble more.
Earlier this year, I was very tempted to make the RM75k deposit to get the gold card as it is only about S$30k. Assuming a current FD rate of 1%, this translates to only about $300 in lost interest per year. Viewed another way, you pay $300 to have the privilege of walking around with a gold card without having to bother about gameplay to maintain points. As is, I already keep about RM10k credit in my card to avoid the hassle of carrying stacks of RM50/RM100 every time I go and play.
In the end, I decided against it as there are not that many benefits of a gold card over a silver card. Also flashing a gold card would make the staff take more notice of you, which make running exploits to earn points inconvenient. As I mentioned before, my points keep piling up because the packages already give me free room, free buffet and free meals. It is therefore hard to find good stuff to redeem the points for.
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How do you determine if a machine is high vol, medium vol or low vol? Also, what can a player do to change the vol so that it is more to his play preference?
It is all about being at the right machine at the right time at the end of the day. .
Within the Genting group, there is not that much difference between the silver and the gold card. There is however a huge jump in benefits if you are a platinum card holder. Being a platinum card holder entitles you to stay at the Club Elite Suites. Some pictures from 2008.
The images are from a blog of pretty girl there to celebrate the birthday of a spolit young boy. For more images, please check out her blog:
http://princessbbyin.blogspot.sg/2008/11/jims-birthday-party-gentings-club-elite.html
The images are from a blog of pretty girl there to celebrate the birthday of a spolit young boy. For more images, please check out her blog:
http://princessbbyin.blogspot.sg/2008/11/jims-birthday-party-gentings-club-elite.html
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Bro being a paiza member means you gamble a lot? or is it you place a deposit in their account?
Bro, can tell me how to redeem the additional RM25 nn credit? Thanks!
Paiza Gold can either be thru deposit of 30k SGD or thru playing a lot and big bets each press. My Paiza is obtained thru the latter
Its stated in the manufactuer's specs. For layman understanding, high volatity machine are those with huge payout for top prize. If u look at Emperor machine, you will notice straught away.
Don't quite understand what you mean. I don't remember the machines with neat labels specifying they are high vol, medium vol or low vol. If you are referring to the payout tables, what rules do you use to determine the volatility of the machine?
Easiest way for u to understand is to compare payout tables of Weike Emperor machine with a typical IGT machine say Crown of Eqpyt. The latter is is mid range volatility machine
When the manufacturer like Aristocrat or IGT or Weike sells the machine, they would also specify volatility in the specs to MBS AND RWS OR THE COUNTRY CLUBS. So depending on the Buyers' risk apetite, they will consider the proportion of low, mid or high volatility machines in their mix.
This doesn't really answer the question. As a player, you don't have access to information like this. What I am hoping for is to get a conversation going about how a player that walks into a new casino can look at the machines and determine if a machine is high vol, medium vol or low vol. Also after getting an estimate of the vol of the machine, what is the optimum play strategy that a player should use?
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