Absolutely not! Our earn and redemption rates have remained unchanged, you can still earn points for all gaming and select non-gaming purchases as well as redeem earned points at over 140 locations!
  • I already have an ace/PLAY, Golden Rewards, Beer & Bites, Checkout Rewards, Gold Mine or Rocky Gap rewards card. Do I need to become a True Rewards member?

  • Yes. At the time your favorite location goes live with True Rewards, your current card will no longer work. You will receive correspondence as your location goes live. To become a True Rewards member, visit any Golden Entertainment location to make the switch as soon as your preferred destination goes live with True Rewards. Find a location
  • What are tier points and how do I earn them?

  • Tier points are BASE points earned which are used to determine your tier level (True, Loyal, Solid, Legit or Epic). Base points do not include multiplied points or adjusted points. You can earn points when you play or dine at any Golden Entertainment location. Select casino bars and restaurants apply.
  • At which Golden Entertainment locations can I earn and redeem True Rewards points?

  • True Rewards points can be earned and redeemed at any Golden Entertainment casino, tavern or participating grocery store. See the full list of Golden Entertainment locations here.
  • Do my points ever expire?

  • Where and how can I spend my points?

    True Rewards points can be earned and redeemed at any Golden Entertainment property, and on select True Rewards partners products and services. Select restaurants at casinos do not apply.
  • How do I earn points for purchases at bars and restaurants?

    Keep your card handy to show at the time of a transaction, your server or other Golden Entertainment team member will swipe your True Rewards card at time of transaction.
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    What you need to know about the Earnin app

    Earnin is an app that, similar to a payday loan, lets you use your next paycheck as collateral to get money the same day. Earnin works by automatically deducting the amount you borrow from your checking account on your next payday. If you’re thinking about using the app to get cash before you get paid again, here are a few things to consider.

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    Eligibility is limited

    To use the app, you must have direct deposit to a checking account set up through your employer, have a consistent pay period — weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly — and either work at the same location each day or use online timesheets to track your hours.
    Your rate of pay based on the amount deposited to your account — meaning after taxes and other deductions have been deducted from your paycheck — must be at least $4 an hour. Unemployment, Supplemental Security Income and disability payments are not included in Earnin’s calculation.
    Earnin calculates your take-home pay rate based on the money that’s direct deposited into your bank account from a single employer and your work schedule. If you earn commissions, tips or have a side gig, that additional income can’t currently be included in your earnings. One notable exception is that Uber and Earnin have a partnership that allows drivers to use the app.

    You sacrifice some privacy

    To set up your Earnin account, you must provide your bank account number and routing information to link the app to your checking account.
    After your account is set up, you must either upload copies of your timesheets or enroll in Automagic Earnings to have Earnin track your hours automatically, using your phone’s GPS to determine when you’re at work.

    Low withdrawal limits

    The first time you use the app, you can borrow only up to $100 during your pay cycle. But with repeated use, Earnin may adjust your withdrawal limits up to $500 based on how you use the app, your spending habits, what bank you have and whether your employer works directly with Earnin.
    If you borrow the maximum allowed amount, you can’t get more money until your next pay cycle begins.
    If you only want a small loan, Earnin’s low withdrawal limits can help prevent you from borrowing more than you need. But if you’re looking for a larger loan amount, Earnin probably isn’t your best bet.

    No interest or fees

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    Earnin says you won’t pay interest or fees when you borrow money using the Earnin app. Instead, the company does encourage users to “tip” an amount they feel is appropriate for using the service. But tips aren’t required to use the app.
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    A closer look at the Earnin app

    If you’re considering using the Earnin app to get a cash advance on your next paycheck, here are a few more things to know.

    Who the Earnin app is good for

    Earnin may be a good choice if you occasionally need a small amount of extra cash before your next paycheck and you meet the app’s eligibility requirements.
    But continually borrowing against your future earnings isn’t a sustainable financial practice. If you repeatedly use the Earnin app as an alternative to a payday loan, it may be better to review your overall financial situation and make some changes to improve your financial health.

    How to set up an Earnin account

    To sign up for Earnin, first download the app on your Android device or iPhone. Then follow the prompts to set up your account. You’ll need to provide the following information:

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