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Hi everybody,
I was wondering if I can get some help with some info on the casino in the Royal Caribbean BJ table survey. GF and I are going to take up on the cruise offer from Mlife and I was wondering if the tables in RC cruise are worth spending time. I don't want to take a bank roll (or even bother) if it's poor playing conditions like (6/5, no DAS), and I can't seem to find reliable sources on google. Also, are slots odd even crummier on a cruise ship, or about the same in Vegas? Any tips on gambling or cruising on RC would be helpful. This will be my first cruise, so I don't know what to expect.

TwoFeathersATL

Been a year and a half since last RC cruise so info may be dated.
I played BJ, seemed a decent game for a cruise line. H17, 3:2, Split to 4, DAS, Dbl any 2, NS, NRA 1 card each. Dealt from a six or eight deck shoe, two stack shuffler. Was NOT CSM. Don't count, can't speak to penetration.
Lost my a$$ 3 of the 4 nights I played. $10 Min, $500 Max, which I thought was bizarre. I've since seen worse.
Example, Victory from JAX or Canaveral is $5/$200, $10/$200, $25/$500, EFF THEM!
They have a Players Club, and a card, but I've never heard a thing from them since (not the Players Club, I get the standard email bombardment that anyone that has ever sailed with them gets). I can't speak to the other games, specifically your slots question. Wish there was better info on cruise line gambling available, by Line. I've looked alot.
I got another one of these RC cruises coming in a couple months. They remembered me. Gave me quite a deal (free balcony SUITE), but only because I asked, Sparkles had just gotten the 'standard current sale deal'..and IIRC RC actually operates their own onboard casinos as opposed to contracting them out.
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Hopefully others will chime in with info. And you pls report back. Maybe others can speak to the info ALL would like to know about the various games. I have now appointed you as 'Scout' ;-)
Where you going by the way, what length, from what port? Nosy Feathers
<edit> Either they cheat or I fell well outside 3 SD's. (Typo make that 2 SD's). Silly Feathers is going back ;-)

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I have not picked a cruise yet. We are looking at taking the Western or Eastern Caribbean trip (7 day Oasis of the seas). It's good to hear they're not doing anything silly like 6:5 BJ. $25-500 is not much of a range, but since I don't count that will do. I will scout if i do go in Oct. Just curious..it it better to take cash, or just use the standard charge line they give to you that will charge your credit card at the end of the cruise?

TwoFeathersATL

They weren't doing anything weird THEN, except their bet spread limits, that I noticed. They weren't cheating, that was a joke, most of the people at the table were doing 'as expected'. Or they are 'really good cheats' ;-).
It wasn't Oasis of Seas last time, but it IS this time. 6500 passengers, OMG!. No telling what wife/Sparkles has gotten me into. Last time on RC was Explorer of the Seas, she liked the idea of the ice skating rink (sigh ;-). And dates, Port of Departure, destinations worked with her plan and the kid's school schedule, admittedly.
Western vs Eastern, meh. I prefer Eastern (more possible destinations) and I had a timeshare in Cancun for 25 years previously. Most western just feel alot like Cancun to me, with a couple of notable exceptions! When you pick a trip let me know, I can talk about some of the shore excursions. I think our next one ( in Nov) is Haiti private island, Jamaica, Cozumel. First two are new for me, you may be looking at the same ones since it's the same ship.

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Don't win too much. Land based they throw you outside on the sidewalk. At sea it's over the rail ;-)

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CrystalMath

I don't know about RC, but on Princess, I buy all my chips with my stateroom account. They don't charge a fee, so I actually get a little bonus from my 1.5% cash back on my credit card. Most people don't know, but it is a free ATM, since you can buy chips or even deposit money to a slot and then cash out right away.

Wizardofnothing

Are you sure that it doesn't show as a cash advance on your credit card? I think I temeber soecifically a Gwae podcast that they spoke about this loophole being closed but I might be totally wrong

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DRich

Are you sure that it doesn't show as a cash advance on your credit card? I think I temeber soecifically a Gwae podcast that they spoke about this loophole being closed but I might be totally wrong

No, they charged it as just another purchase on the credit card at the end of the cruise.
I have also heard they have been eliminating that option but I don't know if all the cruise lines have done it yet.

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TwoFeathersATL

I forgot to respond to the Op's question about cash.
CrystalMath gave an insight, might depend on Cruise Line, and Credit Card details/terms, meantioned Princess Lines.
My one experience w/RC, I set-up a LOC in advance, was easy to do, I didn't have to carry big cash out of the USA. I didn't have to worry about bringing any significant amounts back, unfortunately ;-(
More recently I did a Norwegian Cruise compliments of CET/Total Rewards. Wasn't planning on playing much, bankroll ( wife approved bankroll that is ) pretty much exhausted after 3 bad runs in a row back on land. But I took $500, won $1800 in a couple days, then lost $2300. Pee'd off, went back a couple days later and they charged me 3.5% on an advance against my room (backed by credit card). I pitched a bit of a hissy fit, to no avail. My advances on Carnival and RC previously were 0%. I took the money, more than I needed as it turned out, paid the darn 3.5%, and still more than re-couped my loses. I tipped th