What makes a power comper? Dedication and success, I’d venture
- and there’s a direct correlation between the two: in this game, you make your
own luck. Sure, I could win more, but I’d have to try harder, and I'm not sure that's an adjustment I should make - after all, we all must find our equilibrium, right?
All the same, I like to improve. This has been my best year for consistency with my comping. Consistency is good - partly because it’s a
reflection of my better mental health, and partly because it means staying on
the win wagon.
I like the win wagon. It’s like a little happy-bus. It’s
exciting when it goes fast - anything better than a win a week, in my case; and
while I love all the stops, some are undoubtedly extra special. I’m not just
referring to big-ticket prizes here - though these are undoubtedly great;
rather, I’m thinking of personal milestones. In my case, this was the week I
hit a new personal best - specifically, prize value in a single calendar year.
By no means does this establish me as one of the community’s high-rollers, but
with the rest of November and December still to come, this year can only end on
a high note!
And in case you're interested, the prize (a £75 voucher for Frankie & Benny's) was for snapping a picture of the F&B digger at Diggerland Yorkshire - as far as I can see, there were only five entries for the month I entered!
Happy Days at Diggerland! |
Wishlists aside, what sort of comping goals do you set?
What’s been your best ride on the win wagon?
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