It seems that every day there is some change or development with Caesars Entertainment that might or will affect Total Rewards. And with each development or change some of us might be reconsidering our strategy about playing at Caesars properties and maintaining our Total Rewards standings or tier levels.

In just the last week we've had two new developments:

1. Caesars said in a filing for investors and shareholders that lawsuits over its corporate structure could damage the overall company. This might force the rest of Caesars to file for bankruptcy; right now one unit of Caesars (though a big one including Caesars Palace) has filed for bankruptcy. If the rest of Caesars is forced into bankruptcy that could seriously effect Total Rewards.

2. Rincon Casino in San Diego which is owned by an Indian tribe in California but is managed by Caesars and is included in the Total Rewards program has downgraded more of its popular video poker machines, and has been cutting offers, making it more difficult for Southern California players to earn points towards Total Rewards status.

In about ten days the new fiscal year for Total Rewards will begin and we should find out specifically what the new "rules" will be for Total Rewards as well what bonus offers will be made available. Which brings us to:

3. Total Rewards over the past few months has been limiting some of the more popular bonuses and recently more of the popular bonuses have been done away with.

So given the latest developments, what does your crystal ball say about your participation in Total Rewards?

Will you play at all in the next few days to maintain your tier status if you are lacking points for renewal for 2015-2016?

Have you already started playing more at other casinos with other reward programs because your mind is already made up?

Is there a "must have" that Caesars Total Rewards must continue effective April 1 to keep you?