This will be interesting. The "rebate" that comes in the form of tier points represents a very small percentage of coin in. If one acknowledges that it is all one system, then the difference in tier rewards can legitimately be held up to and compared with differing video poker return schedules. This puts a mathematical figure to the costs of earning tier points and highlights the rather frightening ratio of loss to benefits.
To me, this seems an unflinching reality. But I have interacted with people who refuse to put all of the measuring cups in one measuring table because then their commitment to CET becomes tarnished by the required acknowledgement that video poker at CET properties sucks and one should play elsewhere.
Now what I just said seems to me reasonable and obvious. But the responses should be verrrryyy interesting.
I am familiar with an analogous situation. A particular offshore offers cashback ranging from .4 percent to .8 percent plus other benefits that vary by kind and volume of action. I am amazed at the obsessive commitment and debate regarding how to accrue these benefits.
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