This column by Bob Dancer made me think twice -- three times even:
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/bob_dancer/2016/0105.cfm
Is he suggesting to players that they break the law to wrangle additional comps out of casinos?
The line that got me concerned is when he wrote: "Some of the previous items might be legally fraudulent. Usually you won't be caught, and if you are, usually you won't be prosecuted."
Wow, if I do get prosecuted is he going to pay for my legal defense? If I only "get caught" will he make up for the future offers I will lose?
I personally have a strong feeling about "double dipping" which means taking offers during the same trip from two different casino companies when a hotel booking is involved. My main reason for not double dipping is that by concentrating my play at one casino I am more likely to preserve my offers -- and maybe get better ones.
Since I am not a high roller if I tried to get offers from two companies with two hotel offers on the same nights I would dilute my play at both and shoot myself in the foot.
Yes, I also don't like to lie. I get enough telling the truth.
I should add this: if more than one casino has a free play offer for me on the same day -- but NO hotel booking is involved -- yes I will travel to the other casino to use their free play. Heck, that's just like here in SoCal where I use free play offers all the time without staying in their hotel.