Best property or properties for comps

Just wondering what anyone's experience would be with getting the most for your gaming dollar in the form of comps in Vegas. I am looking for room food and beverage. It doesn't matter where it is even if it is a small distance from the strip that is fine. I provide easily a 70 to 80 dollar average bet and play for about 4 hours a day which most places like to see. My range goes from 25 to 250 in shoe games and 25 to 150 or a little more in double deck games. Trying to get more than just buffet or coffee shop dinners for two. Don't care if breakfast and lunch is premium or not. Right now I stay and play on the strip and the properties there are a bit stingy and I just don't throw out the average bet that they like to see for a full ride. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I notice that my post has been read many times but there are no responses. Any time that I have questions about comps or player type programs it seems as though they are ignored as though they are not relevant. I know it is not a direct question in relation to counting but to some advantage players I am sure comps are a part of the benefits of blackjack they like to receive. Some input would be greatly appreciated.

If you are really interested, for a nominal amount, you could be on Green Chip. There is a board there that is fairly active called cover and comps. Are you a counter? The answers differ depending on your level of skill. Counting and heat aside, you would do better for comps at the "M" or one of the Station casinos, or downtown for that matter. The rule is simple. The fancier the casino (like all the MGM's), the harder the comps. MGM and Harrah's/Caesars have very rigid point systems now. Thar's the answer. People don't answer questions when the answer is obvious to anyone that does a little homework.

That is all I was looking for. But I have to disagree it was not as obvious of an answer as you thought it was. Doing that kind of research would involve joining everyone's players club and deciding which one is better. That is why I posed the question. But when you answered that it is more a question for Green Chip that was more of the answer that makes sense as to why people don't answer. They could have simply said that though.

I visit GC at least 10 times more often than I visit the free page.

Your bet range will get room and food at Station and Caesars properties. You should be able to find decent DD games at just about all Stations.

Why is your max bet not the same in DD as 6D? With a $250 max you could possibility get away with 20 or 25 to 1 on Stations $10DD. Come off the top at $25; use a max of $200 or 2x $125; go down to table min at ANY negative.

First of all I think I will be looking into Green Chip. Seems like that is where the majority of users gravitate to. But in answer to your question as to why I don't use a higher betting range is because I was always afraid of getting barred. I would think that a 25to1 would most definitely cause a great deal of heat from pit and surveillance. You would know better than I especially if you play at Station casinos often with that kind of bet spread. Let me know what your experience has been. Thanks for the input.

Any property when played with a decent average bet
And THE BALLS TO ASK FOR THE COMPS AFTER A BIG BET. LOL

Station casinos, with that kind of spread, forget it.