Free accommodation, food, etc given by casinos to players it considers valuable.
Abbreviation for complimentary. Complimentary tickets are free and are usually given to performers, event organizers, members of the press, contributors and VIPs.
Complimentary services provided to players by the casino in exchange for gaming action of the player.
Items that are given away to players, such as free drinks, meals, and rooms. The use of "Free" is divisive — comps are given to players in exchange for their action (though not necessarily their losses).
Food, beverages, hotel rooms or other goods and services given free of charge in recognition of customer loyalty.
a free meal given to somebody by a casino
a reduced room rate or a meal
(). Complimentary services and goods that are offered by the Blackjack Casino to encourage and reward play.
Short form for complimentary. A casino may reward loyal players with gifts, such as, free rooms in their hotels, free dining experiences, complimentary drinks, etc., in hopes that the player will continue to gamble in their establishment.
Short for complimentary. If you wave lots of money around, the casino may give you things like a free room or free food, hoping you'll keep losing money at the tables in their casino.
Short for complimentary, or free. High-rollers get "comped" on drinks, dinner, suites and more.
Any goods or services the casino offers as “complimentary†gifts -- incentives to keep those players playing.
Casino "freebies" that are given out for certain levels of betting. Basically, the more money you give them, the more "free things" they'll give you.
short for complimentaries. Complimentaries are gifts provided to players to entice them to continue playing. Typical comps include free room, food & beverage.
To be comped means you got a free ticket to a wrestling event.
Short for complimentary. If you are giving the casino a lot of action, they may give you comps like a free room or free food, hoping you'll keep gambling at their casino.
An abbreviation for the word complimentary. Casinos often compensate patrons with prizes, meals, rooms and bonuses.
Complimentary or free items and or services casinos give gamblers in gratitude for their business.
The expression, short for complimentary, used in Nevada casinos to designate free services furnished to gamblers.
A free product or service extended by the casino to the player.
Casino or hotel services given away free of charge (short for complimentary).
A freebie. Usually a drink, show ticket, room, or meal.