giving email to casinos

[beta]

I am trying to figure out if I should give my email and phone number to the casinos whenever I get a player's card. They give you offers in the mail, but would your total amount of offers increase if they email you too? Or are the emails just to replicate or replace the mailers?

[blackjackomaha]

Both. There can be exclusive e-mail offers, but they also notify you of stuff similar to mailers. I've gotten notices that I had "XYZ on my account" with the details to redeem, and some online-only stuff, etc.

[ZenMaster_Flash]

Gmail permits you to have up to 5 different email accounts.

Create one for your casino email.

[Banker]

It is a good idea to give your email to the casino and the host. This way, you do not have to give a phone number if asked or just give a wrong number. They can always contact you by email if they wish. Once an email is linked to account, you cannot use it for a new account in the same casino, if you know what I mean. If you have multiple emails, just try to remember which ones you gave out to which casino.

[Villiam]

Gmail permits you to have up to 5 different email accounts.

Create one for your casino email.

After learning more about you ZenMaster, I'm beginning to think we are very similar people. Except the thing where you have 20 years on me and experience commensurate. But your appreciation for the outlaw life, philosophy, music and vocabulary, as well as your hard-line doubt in the young and dumb, insane preparation, and multiple gmail accounts got me thinking, man is this guy a cool cat or what?

[ZenMaster_Flash]

Thanx muchly, Villiam, for the flattery that is.

Feel free too drop me a line (PM) or (email).

I MAY be 20 yrs. older than you are; and I

probably have, at the least, 20 years more play

at BlackJack; as I started in the mid 1980's and

turned Pro in 1992 after 7 years of study and practice.

This week, I will be on the road, playing BJ in 5 states.

I find it a bit tedious to keep up with this forum via my

iPad Pro (128 GB) so I may not pop in here for a week.

[jacktheblack]

Thanx muchly, Villiam, for the flattery that is.

Feel free too drop me a line (PM) or (email).

I MAY be 20 yrs. older than you are; and I

probably have, at the least, 20 years more play

at BlackJack; as I started in the mid 1980's and

turned Pro in 1992 after 7 years of study and practice.

This week, I will be on the road, playing BJ in 5 states.

I find it a bit tedious to keep up with this forum via my

iPad Pro (128 GB) so I may not pop in here for a week.

Where you going? Might cross paths if you are doing the east coast run.

Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

[Villiam]

And which fake email is that you're referring to, Flash?

[Three]

And which fake email is that you're referring to, Flash?

You seem to be looking for some mentoring. I would contact Flash. He helps a lot of people for free. There is no guarantee that he will help you but he tries to have one or 2 new relationships going as older ones become experts or prove they are not really trainable. He sizes up your abilities and teaches what he thinks is the best for for you. It will be more advanced that the normal version of many counts but he won't give you something that he thinks you are not ready for. Having a mentor and being in an AP network are invaluable to your chances of success.

[Villiam]

I am definitely looking for mentoring, which I why I came here, besides the free learning that is quite extensive if you dig and work for it.

Last time someone talked about emailing they had the wrong fake email...

[BigJer]

BTW, casinos do have my email and phone number. I've had no problems with them. And no, the hosts do not call you all the time and you don't get flooded with tons of spam. I think it's well worth it. At least for the free rooms.