r/NonPoliticalTwitter Jul 20 '26

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u/Kaninen Jul 20 '26

If you ask nicely, the casino might give you a food comp or something like that based on your loss amount. Or whatever helps you come back to gamble more.

u/UnNumbFool Jul 20 '26

It depends on where you are, like in Vegas the used to be the case but within the last decade or so they've been massively increasing the prices of everything and comping a whole lot less.

It's a big reason that tourism in Vegas has taken a downturn, as it's just not worth it

u/dog_stop Jul 20 '26

Cause they’re catering to whales and not small time gamblers. Especially as they’re getting in on app betting, they don’t need to court players who aren’t losing in the 1000s

u/transmogrified Jul 20 '26

When I worked at the Venetian more than 50% of the resort’s yearly income was from private bookings (stuff like company retreats) and conferences.  So like… business people on the business’s dime.

That sort of group travel with majority big spenders (again, not their money so they’re going to the nicer spots) is the easiest way for them to book everything and ensure the money is flowing