From the Las Vegas Review Journal. Should we read between the lines about Total Rewards and how players will be treated?
http://www.casinocitytimes.com/artic...issue=12-22-14
Meanwhile, Caesars separate entities will be merging back together:
http://www.reviewjournal.com/busines...ge-shares-rise
Personally, I can't believe that the stock price will hold during a bankruptcy. And I won't believe that there won't be changes to the Total Rewards programs.
While Caesars doesn't want to cut off its customers -- which is why Total Rewards is unlikely to be crippled -- I am sure they will be cutting a lot of the "fat" away. Unfortunately many players expect that "fat" and that is why they chose to play at Caesars properties.
Knowing the bankruptcy is now a certainty, I don't think that I will be playing much at Total Rewards properties until:
1. terms of the bankruptcy are known in more detail
2. we see what the new Total Rewards program "looks like" starting April 1st.