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ARTICLE · 18 DECEMBER 2013

Casino Player Clubs & Nevada's Data Protection Requirements

MLife, Total Rewards and Grazie are just three examples of player clubs currently operated by casinos in Las Vegas.

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MLife, Total Rewards and Grazie are just three examples of player clubs currently operated by casinos in Las Vegas. Over the past decade, these clubs have become a staple of casino operations. To the casino patron, the premise is simple: The more you play, the more benefits you earn, e.g. free merchandise or discounts on rooms, shows and food. In reality, however, these clubs are complex marketing tools that extrapolate a wealth of information from patrons, enabling casinos to maximize patrons' play and other spending habits.

As the use and sophistication of these player clubs have grown, so has the Nevada Gaming Control Board's interest in the storage of patron information. The board has investigated numerous incidents in which such databases have been compromised and the potential for identity information theft existed. Consequently, the board continually emphasizes to casinos the need to conduct

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