Approximately two years ago, I was flat-betted at Bellagio and was using a Bellagio player's card. I was subsequently issued an MGM/Mirage player's card by another property. Is it too risky to play at Bellagio with the MGM/Mirage player's card from the perspective of being identified at Bellagio and, even worse, being prevented from playing at all MGM/Mirage properties?
then you will be backed off again as soon as they swipe the card in their computer. All of their properties share info.
I have always heard that they share information, but I was issued an MGM/Mirage player's card at another property and played with it at another property after being flat-betted at Bellagio. Therefore, I thought that at least I could play at the other properties, but that playing at Bellagio might be pushing it. I am not sure if that is due to (i) being flat-betted (in contrast to being not permitted to play at all), (ii) being flat-betted before MGM/Mirage cards were issued, or (iii) it falling through the cracks.
whose backoffs on the old Bellagio system did not get properly transferred to the MGM/Mirage system. I also know of players who were backed off at Beau Rivage, but apparantly the Beau forgot to enter any remarks into their system so that the players could play at other MGM Properties. I think that in the old system the info from Beau Rivage would be there for Mirage, but they would have to go check other screens to find it.
For the most part, today, if you're backed off at Bellagio, it is flagged and will show right there on the main screen when your player history is brought up.
