Policy and offer review
Customer comp allowance = higher of 35% of qualified theo or 10% of positive actual loss. Qualified theo is limited to 25% of established bankroll. Agent commissions are evaluated separately under Exhibit 3.
Confirmation records a modeling assumption; it does not issue approval. Front-money incentive is calculated at 3% of deposited front money, capped at $50,000. Other qualification, combination, airfare and quick-pay conditions still require review.
Comp allowance excess is customer benefits in the comp pool minus the policy allowance; it excludes agent commission and loss discounts. Trip contribution uses only the recorded casino result minus modeled trip costs. Theo is used separately for play qualification and policy allowance checks, not as a substitute for actual revenue.
Policy checks and commission calculation
Agent commission · trip calculation
Loss-method base commission limit for this trip: —. This is a maximum, not an additional cost or commission. Base caps: $50,000 below $1.5 million actual rated loss; $60,000 from $1.5 million to below $2 million; $80,000 at $2 million or more. Any enabled contractual bonus is added above the base cap.
——Agreement model: compare 12% of qualified theo (maximum 25% of bankroll, $10,000 commission cap) with the entered agent-specific rate of net loss after all modeled player benefits ($50,000/$60,000/$80,000 base cap by actual rated loss). Add the earned quarterly 2% or 3% net-loss bonus after the loss base cap. Complimentary excess above the applicable 35% of table theo or 10% of loss, and 10% of bankroll, reduces the corresponding commission basis dollar-for-dollar. The customer-policy allowance uses the higher of qualified-theo reinvestment and 10% of actual loss. Agent commission is not deducted from that allowance. Contract limits and total trip costs are shown separately. Loss discounts remain outside that complimentary pool but reduce net loss and total costs. Quarterly input covers other commission-qualified trips earned in the current calendar quarter. Count this trip only after its commission becomes earned. An earned commission becomes payable after invoice approval; this model does not confirm payment. These are planning estimates. The calculation reflects the agreement’s per-trip commission rules and assumes the recorded benefits are the amounts used in the final trip summary.
Policy reference games
Select a row to update the policy reference and expected game; recorded results remain separate| Game | Pace / hr | Edge | 12-hour theo | 35% theo benchmark | $500 room equivalents |
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At the same bet and hours, Blackjack at 40 hands/hour × 1.25% and Baccarat at 50 hands/hour × 1.00% produce the same theoretical win. Their selected game assumptions still update.
Trip analysis dashboard
Analysis uses the current entered costs and contract settings. Recommendations are rule-based planning guidance; they do not approve an exception or change policy.
Choose an analysis to review performance, profitability, policy exceptions and next-trip recommendations.