Originally Posted by
smurgerburger
The "wildman gets better comps" thesis was wrong in the first place and even more obviously wrong when they are not even able to track the wildman's play.
Some of you geniuses couldn't pass Las Vegas 101 even with cheat sheets and google. You do realize that players received comps for sports betting (with no formal tracking at all) for decades? In the 80's and 90's, players were recognized, identified, and then taken care of, regardless of whether they were playing slots, video poker, or sports betting. And without formal tracking.
I love how anonymous folks step up and speak as alleged experts while getting basic historical facts completely wrong.
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