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Scobe's Quick Tips, Series 2: #9 and #10: Casino Comps

25 June 2004

By Frank Scoblete

Quick Tips #9:

Comps are not a player's birthright.

They are perks that casinos give to players to increase their playing time and wager amounts. As such, no player should attempt to play just for comps, since this will mean ever greater losses in the long run. Play your normal game and the comps will come.

Quick Tips #10:

You should always know what your play is worth to the casinos.

To do that you can ask a host to show you "the screen," the computer evaluation of your play. Most hosts will do so. In this way, you'll know exactly what comps your action can get and which comps are beyond your level of play.

This article is provided by the Frank Scoblete Network, John Robison managing editor. If you would like to use this article on your website, please contact Casino City Press, the exclusive web syndication outlet for the Frank Scoblete Network.
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