Also, if you're over 50, you're eligible for the senior promos. Furthermore, you're eligible for the frequent kiosk games, which have fairly small prizes but you always win something. Playing with the card inserted DOES earn SOME points (at Stations). Might have been viable 20 years ago, but nowadays if you want to play 25-cent FPDW, do so without your players card. It's often the cheapest alternative when I'm in town.ĭon't even think about it. That's actually not terrible, though: it's usable for multiple 3-day periods (as long as there's 3 days in between), and the rates are in the $25-30 range Sun-Thu and $49-69 Fri-Sat, with no added resort fee. I'm Platinum there, and while I put in a fair amount of coin-in, it's all on the +100% machines, so all I ever get is a mailer with a reduced room rate calendar. You could still get there by playing $1 DB or DDB, but who's to say that they wouldn't immediately cut you off? Also, it's my understanding that Chairman status expires much more quickly than the other levels-you have to top up your play every three months. But every one of those persons I talked to said that they had been no-mailed very soon afterwards.

This was before they slashed the points on those as well (to 1/4 the regular rate). I know a few people who got to Chairman by playing the 99.8% games on 3X point days. Given they are only 25-cents, it would take ages to earn Chairman status. I would imagine that Stations would honor anything in writing that Chairmen are supposed to get but wouldn't have any compunction to offer none of the other nicities if they felt a player were not profitable.įinally, I thought the FPDW games only earned points at a fraction of the rate of other machines. I asked a friend who had a friend who worked there who said I was put on the DNI list, which stands for Do Not Invite. I can't speak to being Chairman but I used to be President level about half way to the Chairman point.

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