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UPDATE: FoundersCard Renews Caesars Rewards Diamond Benefit Through 2021

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FoundersCard Caesars Diamond 2020

As of February 6, 2020, we have learned the status of the FoundersCard Caesars Diamond 2020 Benefit. Check out the BougieMiles Founderscard Complete Review and Guide to Benefits for 2020. The Caesars Rewards Diamond status benefit is one of the most valuable benefits of a Founderscard Membership. I’ve been covering a lot of FoundersCard benefits lately because there have been some pretty cool new additions to the program. While Caesars Diamond status that is earned through matches is not as valuable as status earned from qualifying based on tier credits, it does have some very real, very significant money saving benefits like waived resort fees on all stays and a $100 dinner.

FoundersCard Caesars Diamond 2020

Also Read: 2020 Caesars Rewards Guide (Plus Earning and Redeeming Tier Credits, Rewards Credits and Benefits)

Caesars Rewards status expires on January 31 of every year and luckily today FoundersCard and Caesars have extended their partnership giving members Diamond status through January 2021.

FoundersCard Members receive:

  • Complimentary Diamond Caesars Rewards Status now through January 31, 2021
  • Exclusive Member Rates of 20% off most rooms at select properties

If you decide to sign up and use my referral link, it is much appreciated. ?

Related: 2020 Caesars Rewards Guide (Plus Earning and Redeeming Tier Credits, Rewards Credits and Benefits)

Founderscard Caesars Diamond 2020

How to Enroll in Caesars Diamond Benefit

FoundersCard Members in good standing have been re-upgraded to Caesars Diamond through Jan 2021. If you have already redeemed Caesars, and your account isn’t reflecting Diamond through Jan 2021, contact them at memberservices@founderscard.com.

If you’re redeeming this for the first time, it will process according to the time frame given in your confirmation email once you redeem it. My email said my enrollment would be complete by February 20, so it was about a three week queue.

Related: Las Vegas Loyalty Guide: Marriott Bonvoy and Cosmopolitan’s Identity Rewards

Key Details: FoundersCard Caesars Rewards Benefit

Certain benefits like Caesars Bluewaters Dubai and Atlantis Paradise Island benefits are only valid for Members with earned Tier Status (Diamond members earning at least 15,000 Tier Credits. Additionally, members who earned less than 25K Tier credits will be charged 1,000 Rewards Credits for themselves and 1,000 Rewards Credits for a guest to enter the Diamond Lounges.

Diamond Caesars Rewards Benefits Obtained Through Founderscard Benefit:
• No resort fees on any hotel stay
• $100 Celebration Dinner
• Complimentary valet and self-parking at most destinations, including Las Vegas & Atlantic City
• Access to Diamond Lounges
• Priority lines
• Match your status with Wyndham Rewards Diamond

Related: Review: The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Casino and Resort

Thoughts

I’m really happy with this because I may or may not have been too lazy to do the whole Wyndham match to Caesars this year. I will receive another $100 celebration dinner credit which is awesome because I spend a lot of time in Vegas and it’s always nice to have a free dinner. I’m also pretty impressed by the FoundersCard discount on room rates, it tends to be the best rate available not including Caesars Rewards offers based on play and spend.  Founderscard currently offers Hilton Gold Elite Status and several chances throughout the year to earn airline status including AA Elite Status.

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