Fontainebleau Las Vegas adjusts loyalty programme with slot play and reward changes | Gambling Insider
The revised scheme introduces new redemption periods, updated earning thresholds for Play Points and extended point expiration through August 2025.
Key points:
Key points:
– Slot players now earn one Play Point per $2.50 of coin-in, reduced from $5
– Slot players now earn one Play Point per $2.50 of coin-in, reduced from $5
– A new year-long cash redemption scheme launches with the first period set for December
– A new year-long cash redemption scheme launches with the first period set for December
– Loyalty point expiration has been extended to 31 August 2025
– Loyalty point expiration has been extended to 31 August 2025
Fontainebleau Las Vegas has implemented changes to its Fontainebleau Rewards programme, modifying how slot players earn points and introducing additional features aimed at existing and new members.
As of 3 June 2025, members now earn one Play Point for every $2.50 of slot play, compared to the previous rate of $5.
The resort has also launched a promotion titled “Fontainebleau Cash Back,” which provides $20 in cash for every 5,000 Play Points earned.
The first redemption period for this programme is scheduled to begin in December 2025, with additional periods to follow.
New members who enrol in the rewards programme receive $10 in Slot Free Credit and can access up to $1,000 after accumulating 500 Play Points.
Further benefits include discounts on accommodation and food and beverage outlets, late checkout and waived resort fees for select tiers.
The resort also confirmed that point expiration has been extended until 31 August 2025. Points previously set to expire under the old terms will remain valid until that date.
Kevin Sweet, SVP of Slot Marketing and Operations at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, said the changes form part of an effort to adjust how the property rewards slot play activity and non-gaming spend.
Good to know: No modifications to table game or other gaming-related reward structures were announced
Good to know: No modifications to table game or other gaming-related reward structures were announced
Fontainebleau Las Vegas opened in December 2023 following regulatory approval and has made several operational updates since launch.
In March 2024, the property filed a counterclaim against Wynn Resorts in response to a lawsuit involving allegations of employee solicitation.
