The highest is called Seven Stars and requires 150K tier credits plus an invite. There are a total of 4 tiers in the Caesars Rewards system (no longer called 'Total Rewards'). The cost of reaching Gold is $3K spent or $75K coin-in. You earn 25 tier credits for each $1 spent on hotel/food (in Las Vegas), and you earn 1 tier credit for each $1 coin-in on video poker so the cost of reaching Platinum is $8K spent or $200K coin-in. The third-highest tier is called Gold and requires 75K tier credits earned in a year. The second-highest tier is called Platinum and requires 200K tier credits earned in a year.

The highest is called NOIR and is by invitation only. There are a total of 5 tiers in the M Life system. That having been said, it's much easier to climb the tiers in the Caesars Rewards system. The high-end of MGM properties include Aria and Bellagio which both get a grade of A from me, while the best Caesars property is probably Caesars Palace.? Caesars Palace is at best B+ in my book. In terms of quality of property, MGM Resorts (M Life) is much better than Caesars Entertainment (Caesars Rewards).

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