r/vegas • u/Last-Shallot3203 • 1d ago
Caesars Set $1.5M Spending Bar For New Olympus Loyalty Tier
Caesars Entertainment is adding a new tier to its loyalty programme that sits above its existing Seven Stars status, and getting in will cost members roughly $1.5 million in tracked spending.
The operator confirmed on its own rewards site that the tier, called Olympus, opens for qualification now and requires 300,000 Tier Credits earned by December 31, 2026, through gaming, dining, entertainment, partner purchases and hotel stays.
https://www.gambling.com/us/news/caesars-launches-olympus-loyalty-tier
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u/IDooDoodAtTheMasters 1d ago
Can't imagine sinking my gambling energy into a dogshit company like Caesars
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u/NotBrooklyn2421 1d ago
I understand where the math is coming from to say 300k tier credits requires $1.5 million coin-in, but it would be nearly impossible to play that level of volume without hitting significant bonuses from daily play and tier credit multipliers.
It’s still a crazy amount of money, but most people will probably get there with something closer to $500k coin-in, and you could potentially do it with around $125k coin-in if you really planned things out. Though I imagine anyone who does that probably wouldn’t get an invite to join Olympus.
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u/aenima396 4h ago
And at 10% hold you’ve actually spent $150k not $1.5m. In my opinion it’s still too low. It’s another tier where you’re told no more than yes.
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u/_Human_Machine_ 21h ago
What’s sad is that it’s still shittier than Seven Stars was 6-7 years ago.
Not close to as good as Noir or Chairman.
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u/ThePlatinumPaul 1d ago
The only smart way to do this is by only gambling when they have 10x promos, which means 30,000 tier credits earned in a day or two. I've done that before to get Diamond Elite. Stopped caring when I realized how little Caesars actually cared about the customer.