Everyone likes to be treated as a VIP and an online Blackjack player is no exception. There is a lot of competition for serious players, and online casinos are well aware of the fact. Although any worthwhile online casino will look after all of their regular customers well, anyone who is identified as being a regular and loyal Blackjack player and who is seen to be supporting their favourite casino, will
soon be in line to be rewarded VIP status.
It is general online casino policy to approach players that they think might want to become a VIP player, and they will never present a player with a VIP status without their knowledge or agreement. Although very few turn down the chance to become a VIP. If you are playing regularly at an online casino, and feel comfortable playing your Blackjack there it does no harm to drop a hint to a member of the customer service department that you are ready to be considered for VIP status.
So what perks can a VIP player expect to enjoy? First of all, most online casinos operate their own VIP lounge where players are kept updated on all the latest promotions and Blackjack competitions, some of which are exclusive to VIP players. A VIP player's personal details are kept in a special file, and they receive gifts on their birthday, anniversary and other special occasions. Little gestures to show that the casino is not a faceless body, and genuinely cares about their players.
Contrary to rumour, making it VIP status on an online casino doesn't' mean that the player is losing heavily, in fact the majority of VIP players in an online casino are ahead of the game. Being awarded this status is a way for the casino to show their appreciation of a player's support, even if they are winning
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Top Blackjack Tips
Know the rules before depositing any money
Never bet more than you can afford
Do NOT drink & gamble – not even in an online casino, drinking always distracts you from focusing on your strategy
Always split Aces & 8’s
Play in a casino where the minimum is no higher than 5% of your total betting fund
If the dealer’s up card is 10, you should always continue to ‘hit’ until you have at least 17
