Can someone explain why participation rates are so different for bonus accumulation for casino games?

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Ive seen this elsewhere but this was just the most recent example I noticed. This is 888's VIP program.

I don't play non-poker games but I was looking through the rewards system out of curiousity and found this. Why are some games worth between 5 and 20 times less points?

My instinct says it's RTP or house edge or profit margins but I don't see how the numbers would make any sense on the 10 or 5% end.

I'm hoping a more seasoned casino enthusiast might be familiar with this. Thanks!
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I'm not spending these tokens, at least not yet. I think that in my case the most promising option would be to spend them on some poker tournaments.
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Just a guess it looks like the highest profit margin games for the casino are the biggest contributors.

I also think they may be looking at the casinos profit per hr vs just looking at RTP.

Casinos really only do things for 1 reason, to make more money.
 
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Games like slots are pure luck. Playing craps and blackjack however u can apply strategies and therefore reduce the house edge.

They want to get the max out of you while you are clearing that bonus.
 
They give u less contribution for the gamers with a better RTP wich make sens for them.
 
I never really looked at bonus points this way before. The idea that games with better RTP give fewer points actually makes sense when you think about how the casino makes its money.
 
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