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The flashing lights and ringing bells of a casino are designed to distract you, but behind the scenes, a massive accounting system tracks your every move.
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Many players drastically underestimate their worth to the [casino](https://www.lifnest.com/author/amykime4621893/), leaving hundreds of dollars in free meals and luxury perks completely unclaimed.
+Tracking Your Casino Action
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Every time you insert the card into a slot machine, the central computer meticulously tracks exactly how much money you cycle through the machine.
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If you play table games, you must hand your card directly to the dealer or the pit boss before you place your first bet.
+Couples should always ask to physically link their two individual accountsPlaying without a card ensures the casino keeps 100% of its mathematical edgeThe data collected is used to send you targeted mailers and future hotel offers
+How Casinos Calculate Your Worth
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Theoretical Loss, commonly referred to as "Theo," is the exact mathematical amount the casino expects to win from you over time.
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As a general industry standard, casinos will aggressively return approximately 20% to 30% of your total "Theo" back to you in the form of comps.
+Strategies for Getting More Comps
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When you first sit down at a blackjack table, immediately place a much larger bet than you normally would to establish a high "average bet."
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The worst they can say is no, but if you are polite and friendly, pit bosses possess massive discretionary power to issue free food vouchers.
+FactorHow it Affects CompsPlayer StrategyAverage Bet SizeHigher bet = Higher TheoBet large when pit boss is watchingTime PlayedMore time = Higher TheoPlay slowly, take frequent breaks
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Always use your card, be incredibly polite to the pit boss, and never be afraid to ask directly for a free meal.
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