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When myVegas initially launched, there was only one company offering rewards, MGM Resorts. Most players became accustomed to the 3 in 30 days redemption policy. Playstudios has since expanded, acquiring additional partners and, subsequently, the rewards catalogue has grown as well. The 3 in 30 rule still applies to MGM rewards, but because the companies run independently of each other, so too do their reward redemption guidelines.
Below I’ve listed the Vegas related partners and how many rewards you can redeem on a potential trip. This is based on my research and the policies present at the time of posting. As always, be sure to read the fine print to be sure.
For additional information on redeeming the Rewards, visit my myVEGAS Reward Redemption Processes post. Also check out the 3 in 30 post and Comp Reward Limitations posts for important details. It may be helpful to read my Mlife Players Club info as well. The redeeming of MyVegas’ loyalty points for real-life rewards is a straightforward process. After arriving in Las Vegas, you will need to locate an MGM casino, a feat that shouldn’t be a challenge, especially that you are in the world’s gambling capital. Prioritize the rewards you want. And if you need to contact somebody for assistance good fucking luck. So my girlfriend and I just got back from a week in vegas. We stayed at an MGM property. And we used myvegas and myKonami rewards to maximize our value. My girlfriend spent enough $ to have 4 premium rewards available to her. Rewards do expire, but if you cannot use them in the allotted time, you can cancel them before they expire and have the Loyalty Points credited back to your account. Update: You can see my updated myVEGAS Reward Redemption Processes for more info on how to redeem Rewards from all of the myVEGAS partners.
MGM Resorts – 3 rewards every 30 days
Station Casinos – 2 rewards every 24 hours
Las Vegas Monorail – 4 of each reward
House of Blues – 1 of each reward
Wolfgang Puck – 1 of each reward
Hexx – 1 of each reward
The Smith Center – 1 of each reward
Allegiant – 1 of each reward
Have any redemption tips or reward reviews? I’d love to hear them! Leave them in the comments below or email me at vegasfanboy@gmail.com
When you first start playing MyVegas, it is a good idea to take a look at the Rewards menu, to see the relative “value” of the different Reward options (and occasionally review, to find any new additions.)
You can do this by clicking on the REWARDS link at the top left edge of the Game screen.
The policy regarding redemption has changed and been reviewed a few times, so it is always a good idea to look on the PlayStudios redemption pages for updates. At the time of writing, the most recent changes limit any player’s redemptions to a maximum of three in any 30 day period, and limit the advance booking to 90 days.
Here are the two latest MyVegas redemption policy updates (as of the writing of this Guide – April 2013):
New Rewards Policy Update – January 18, 2013
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This update provides additional clarification on the new policy, and now includes an exemption for all rewards that were booked prior to the announcement of this change on January 16. So if you made a reservation or have redeemed a reward and have an email with a code to take to an M life booth, your rewards will be exempt and you may use them as originally planned.
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- All rewards purchased prior to January 16 will be honored without restriction up to the 90-day expiration date that was originally communicated.
- Rewards purchased on or after January 16 are subject to the limitation of 3 maximum redemptions within a rolling 30-day period.
- The 30-day rolling period will start being enforced for redemptions completed from March 1 onward.
- Playstudios reserves the right to exempt certain players from this restriction based upon our own evaluation of that specific player’s loyalty.
- A system solution to enforcing these rules will be in place by March 1, and will provide clarity to both players and MGM csr’s as to an individual player’s status with respect to the above policies.
Changes to Rewards Redemption Policy – Effective March 1, 2013
Buster from myVEGAS Jan 16 • Players Forum / Terms and Conditions
As you know, myVEGAS is a lot like the real city – it’s constantly evolving. In every case, we hope that new features, games and rewards enhance the overall experience for everyone. However, on occasion we need to make changes in the interest of preserving the overall integrity and long-term viability of our program.
Beginning March 1, we’ll begin limiting reward redemptions to no more than three in any 30-day period. The spirit of the Rewards program has always been to give players real world benefits and encourage them to enjoy a variety of activities once they get to Las Vegas. It was never intended to fully subsidize their Las Vegas vacations.
Keep in mind, there is no restriction on the type or value of the three rewards, just the number. That means players can enjoy a free room, a wonderful dinner, and tickets to a show all within a single trip. For most, this is a substantial benefit. In addition, we’ll be adding more rewards from a collection of exciting new partners and outlets, further expanding these benefits.
As far as redeeming for rewards, I would encourage everyone who plays MyVegas to sign up for the MLife program. Although the MLife Program and MyVegas game are run by different companies… they are partners. Worse case, if you sign up… they send you information about an offer that you don’t use… but the MLife emails usually have links for free MyVegas Chips! So, sign up at: https://www.mlife.com/ (Plus you will need to be a member of the MLife Players Club, in order to eventually redeem your rewards in Las Vegas, anyway.)
Once you have your travel plans set, and know you are within the 90 day rewards window, you go the REWARDS menu (indicated by the red arrow in the image that follows.) This opens up the Rewards window. You can then sort the various rewards by MGM Resort Properties, Loyalty Point value or reward category.
Some rewards have daily limits, and (as I took the screen capture of the Rewards menu late at night) some of the items have sold out for the day.
Anecdotal online chatter indicates that it is easier to book rewards earlier in the day… and, it only makes sense, as the day goes on, that limited quantity items would “run out.”
To redeem Loyalty Points for a reward, simply click on the green button under the desired reward. Another screen will open, with instructions on how to reserve that selected reward. You may have to give your name and email address (as well as agreeing to Terms and Conditions) before going ahead.
Your reward is then reserved for you. There will be different redemption instructions (depending on the reward) and it is important to read them carefully to make sure you understand how to complete the process.
(For example, redeeming Loyalty Points for two Cirque du Soleil LOVE tickets, doesn’t book you the seats at a specific performance… for that, you have to contact the Resort Property, and talk to the Box Office.)
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Once you have completed the reward reservation process, you will be given a Redemption Confirmation Number. (You can also find the Confirmation Numbers for all completed transactions by clicking the “My Purchases” link on the top right corner of the REWARDS screen.
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If you have any questions or concerns, there is information available in the SUPPORT section of MyVegas (The link is right below the “Elvis” Add Friends button, at the bottom of the game screen.) If the FAQs don’t answer your questions, you can always ask the support team, via the FEEDBACK FORM. (Found in the same spot, via the SUPPORT link.)
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The URL for the MyVegas Help Center is: http://www.playstudios.com/support/