Humor aside, my experience has been with winning and getting comp'ed for years. When I first started playing again after that decade or so hiatus, I did feel like they had become tighter with the comps, but then also when I started playing again my average bet was more like 300 versus 3000. Whether it is because my average bet moved much higher over the past couple years (but still nowhere near a 3000 average) or I was wrong about their being tighter these days, I have had no problems with getting all the suites, all the RFB, and still winning consistently. So we may theorize all we like, but the reality is what it is, that as long as I have given them the action, they have given me the comps.
AMZN 2030 to 2031. It dropped below 2020 and I had an order to buy more in at 2017 but it didn't drop quite that low. Anyway, another successful trade and funny how this "2030" line that was mentioned seemed to me like a good point to buy for a trade today. And it did work out.
Another thing that is interesting is that when a trade moves against you you are actually supposed to RAISE not lower your sell price, making it more of a swing versus scalp, trade. I left it the same, did not raise or lower, but counterintuitive as it seems, that is what you are supposed to do. And if you look at AMZN now, it is over 2033.