How to Meet the Casino Host

The casino host is a valuable member of the staff in a casino. The casino host helps out a lot with marketing and bringing in more people to play games. If you're looking for a chance to make arrangements for your stay in a casino or you may want to request comps then you should contact the casino host.

If ever you plan to speak with the casino host there are some things you ought to have done at least to make the process easier and faster. Here are a few simple steps you can do so that your arrangements with the casino host with go smoothly.

First thing you need to do is to join the casino's player's club. This is one of the very first things that we recommend that you should do when you walk into a casino, especially if it's your first time in a new casino or if you still don't have a comp card. Joining a player's club is easy. All you need to do is to fill out a form (some casinos may ask for some sort of identification, others don't, better keep one handy). Your player's club card can be used whenever you play on table games or on any machine.

When you already have a comp card make sure you use it. If you play at the table games, you might have to play from thirty minutes to four hours or so to get a descent amount of credits (though the amount of credits actually differs from casino to casino). At times, though, thirty minutes at a table game or on a slot machine is quite all right to get some credits or points on your comp card.

If you're playing on a slot machine the next thing you do is to press the change button to call the attention of an attendant. In the case of table games (e.g. you're playing blackjack), you need to call the attention of the pit boss. From these guys you ask to speak to the casino host.

Remember to introduce yourself to the casino host. This is your chance to ask about what comps can you get from the casino and the comp policies as well. Remember to ask the casino host politely and don't demand for a comp. Comps come in the form of free meals, rebates, room discounts, and show tickets so you should ask about these too.

If you don't qualify for a comp, ask what you can do to qualify for a comp. Remember to always ask for a business card from your casino host. Don't forget to thank the host for the service.

The casino host will be more than happy to assist you with comp requests and other arrangements. The casino host is a valuable both to the casino and to the players.