Originally Posted by
RS__
Yes and no. If it's a concert you'd like to see and you would pay $500 for it or however much concerts cost now-a-days, then you can value it as $500. If I go to some stupid concert I normally wouldn't go to, but I would because it's free....if I would pay $150 to go to that concert, then I'd value it at $150.
But then again, I don't have any interest in "valuing" concert tickets, movies, rooms, or any of that kind of stuff. Food I value, but not at the amount it is (ie: $500 in food isn't worth $500). If I was going to Caesars for a vacation or I enjoyed eating fancy food and that's something I would normally do otherwise (ie: if I were to get food even if I didn't have a comp), then I'd value it at face value. I don't care about rooms or movies or maid service or concerts nor most events. Only things I'd value is free-play, food (to a lower extent), and airfare if applicable. I'm not just gonna fly to Harrah's NOLA just because they send me free airfare....if I have something to do there, then sure, but otherwise, no.