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Hello All,
I am new to Fodor's and I hope I have some good info to offer. I am in the gaming industry and can shed some light on casino crusing.
I look forward to learning from you guys and vice versa!
~LONI
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888-623-1717
I am new to Fodor's and I hope I have some good info to offer. I am in the gaming industry and can shed some light on casino crusing.
I look forward to learning from you guys and vice versa!
~LONI
[email protected]
888-623-1717
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You are correct, however certain cruise lines are now actively seeking real players.
For example - NCL now offers a great loyalty program, where players can earn comps to excursions, spa treatments, etc. You can also charge chips to your cabin now.
Another thing to note is that the upgraded - larger - "suite-r" cabins are now reserved for players. Along the same lines as Vegas.
If you have other questions, please let me know
~LM
For example - NCL now offers a great loyalty program, where players can earn comps to excursions, spa treatments, etc. You can also charge chips to your cabin now.
Another thing to note is that the upgraded - larger - "suite-r" cabins are now reserved for players. Along the same lines as Vegas.
If you have other questions, please let me know

~LM
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Welcome Loni: This topic has come up a lot and your help will be a welcome addition. One common comment is that the Casinos on the ships have a captive audience and thus set the odds more in the ships favor than Casinos in Vegas, etc. where they know that they have lots of competition. Your thoughts?
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Hi *Hold*
Thanks for the welcome. It is a common curiousity about odds on casino cruises. The truth is that the casinos on ship are smaller and have less games - and you are right - not much competition. That is why they are seriously trying to recruit new players.
Another element to consider is that Vegas is built around gaming - whereas there are so many other things to do wile on board and off (excursions, etc) - so the casinos need to do what they can to earn their $ on the casino floor - in terms of odds.
Hope that makes sense and sheds a little light on your question.
Thanks!
Thanks for the welcome. It is a common curiousity about odds on casino cruises. The truth is that the casinos on ship are smaller and have less games - and you are right - not much competition. That is why they are seriously trying to recruit new players.
Another element to consider is that Vegas is built around gaming - whereas there are so many other things to do wile on board and off (excursions, etc) - so the casinos need to do what they can to earn their $ on the casino floor - in terms of odds.
Hope that makes sense and sheds a little light on your question.
Thanks!



