Never gamble and accept a loss of 20% that is bad advice. Your money management system is flawed. A casino would love to keep you there as a big loser (no insult intended). You should try to keep your game to a loss of no more than 1.4% and when the comps come you will actually will be ahead, without comps your loss is minimal. This applies to novices and pros alike, even more so if your bankroll is smaller. Slots, video poker, blackjack and craps can all be played at this rate and less, but each casino and game is different.

When people gamble for comps it is a common mistake to accept such high losses for a couple nights free. It would be cheaper just to pay for your room and have fun in Vegas then trying to earn comps.

Know your game, and what games to exploit at the casino you like to stay at. Your casino host is your ally and a very important tool. Don't think you are "Bugged as much by casino hosts" you are very much are in need of them. Why waste your good craps play if you don't capitalize on it? Casinos don't equate a good craps play (er) with the same scrutiny, if at all, as an obvious card counter. If your are not skilled at hiding (winning) chips then don't attempt it, you will cause more damage then good. I do not play for comps but why throw them away???

Some casino's are better then others to play at, there are a lot of parameters that have to be meet to make an excellent choice. No one-casino cover's it all and you can't gamble at all of them. So do your homework, know how, where, what and when to play. Win or lose you will get more bang for your buck and have fun doing it. Tk

P.S. Bossman your comment "What I am saying for free" will cost a minimum $100.00 using your system. Invest $2.32 in "Comp City" and it can possibly save/earn you hundreds+ in return.