swetra

How was it determined when to stop spinning? What if part of the group wants to keep spinning and the rest of the group wants to stop? I've never done one of these.

The Poker Pro table also takes a rake, just like live dealers in the land based casinos. My last cruise was in 2011, so I don't remember what the rake percentage was but it has probably changed since then. I know I've seen different rake amounts listed on this forum in various places. If you do a search on the forum, I'm sure you'll find that info.

That said, we played the Poker Pro table on our last cruise and we almost always got a full table after dinner all week and during the afternoon on sea days. It seemed to always be the same regular group of players though which can be really fun or not, depending on the group. Our's was fun since every time a new player sat down, he lost and we would keep playing until the next player came in. :)

We just got back from the Spirit and did in fact get the premium Bon Voyage package as promised prior to the trip. It included a basket of fruit, a couple of large bottles of water and a bottle of wine. We also received a $15 photo coupon the first night at dinner.

 

The host on board the Spirit was awesome. She actually found us the first night in the casino by seeing our names on the slots while our cards were in the machines. Every day she came by to talk to us and was always very friendly.

 

Overall we had a great time in the casino. DW hit a couple of jackpots on video poker and DH was able to play craps throughout the week and not loose too much.

Can you please tell me the name of the casino host and anything special that would give me an advantage when I introduce myself to her tomorrow?

Thanks,

~Tracey :)