Originally Posted by Rob.Singer View Post
Originally Posted by DGenBen View Post
Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
Caesars email support solved it for me:




Pretty ridiculous that this didn't automatically resolve by February 4. It's been 3 full days.

I gave them leeway on Feb 1 because it was the first day of the "new" Caesars year, but for this to persist for awhile is a joke.

My assumption is that this only affected Caesars accounts which earned a higher status by tiers in 2025 than had been achieved through tiers in 2024.
I think that since Caesars very generously returns 85% of all the money that is cycled through their slot machines to the players, this leaves them a little bit short for things like system maintenance, property maintenance, etc.
I was thinking the same thing. But remember, some players are easily impressed/motivated by the colorful array of slot club cards they carry around---surpassed only by their collection of ATM-ready cards, which often require 3 or 4 different tries before getting one to work as intended.

Only at CET.....

To expand on what Rob just said, why is CET biased against the color blind? If you can't appreciate the full import of improved status with different colored cards, shouldn't you be compensated for the damage to your self-image, self-respect, and the inability to fully experience the wanton jealousy of others when they see your card as compared to theirs? The color-blind receive none of these perks. Surely they should be compensated in some way, like maybe a free spa visit or an extra fancy in-room espresso machine. Which leads to...

What about the blind? What good are color coded cards for the blind? What good does the status of a different color card do for the legally blind? Surely CET could come up with something as a substitute for a color-coded card. I humbly suggest a giant card that could fit on a neck chain, kind of like Flavor Flav's clocks. Something that screams, "I am somebody, and here's my color, and even though I'm blind, I can feel my status whenever I want!" The bigger the bettor, the bigger the card.

Size matters! (I thought Singer might agree with that sentiment)