In general, I’d recommend using a players card as little as possible. I’d pretty much only use it for games in the orange-red categories unless I’m confident the casino isn’t tracking anything. If you’re at a casino you absolutely cannot afford to get kicked out of, I wouldn’t use the card at all.
Knock on wood, I haven’t been given the boot from a place such as MGM, which I know tracks player logs. But I still use my card there, as it’s beneficial to get comped rooms, food, and free play when I travel. There, in particular, I’m only using the card for long-run games.
Not that I’d recommend gambling on non-advantage play stuff, but if you ever are doing that or you’re with someone where you can use your card, that’s ideal to mix in. But I also wouldn’t punt my own money just to hopefully get a casino off the scent.
I’m on my phone, but I know I have at least one blog entry on tips to avoid detection. I’ll link that shortly.
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