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Using Non-Refundable OBC at Cash Machine


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Hi all,

 

I'm on Celebrity Equniox now (having great time!).

 

I was wondering if you can still go to the cash machine in the casino and take out the rest of any onboard credit you have so it doesn't go to waste? I'm sure I've read about it on here but don't want to do it and find it comes off as a separate charge and not from the credit.

 

Thanks all for your help.

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I believe that you can use your OBC in the casino. But not take it as cash, they will put it onto your "slots account", to be used only in the casino.

However, if you win, you can cash out..

 

 

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I have not found this info anywhere else, this seems like it might be a good place to ask; would it be wise to bring cash for the casino with you? I'm not a fan of all the outrageous ATM fees that you tend to be charged for using a debit or credit card.

 

 

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Yes you can use your SeaPass card to get chips for the tables. They will be specially marked chips. They cannot be cashed in, they can only be bet.

 

 

 

If you win, you will win a different kind of chip which can be cashed in.

 

 

Exactly correct..similar to the use of slots. Your OBC is sent to your sea pass "personal banker" at the machines. If you win, you win..

 

 

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Exactly correct..similar to the use of slots. Your OBC is sent to your sea pass "personal banker" at the machines. If you win, you win.

 

Confused--Could you explain in a little more detail, not sure what is a "personal banker". Can you put your OBCN onto your casino account, and then cash out what remains in your casino account after you're done gambling for the day/cruise?

 

TIA

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Maybe a couple of scenarios will help

 

You have $100 do on board credit.

 

You buy $100 of marked chips. You bet $20 and lose. You cannot do anything else other than continue to bet with the remaining marked chips. You cannot take those remaining $80 over the cashier and receive money for them,

 

You bet $20 and win $200. You will receive different chips back which you can cash in at the cashier's desk. You still have the original $80 which you can not cash in, you can only bet them, as above.

 

If you play machines You load the $100 into a machine, into your account there.

You cannot just cash out, head over to the cashier and receive money, you must bet it in the machines.

 

If you only bet $50, you cannot do anything with the remaining $50 in your account other than continue to use to bet with it, because it cannot be cashed out.

 

If you are tired of playing, you remove your SeaPass card from the machine. There's still $50 on it. Tomorrow you can insert the card again and continue to play on the $50 remaining from the original $100 OBC you loaded into your slot machine account.

 

If you win, you can cash out what you have won.

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One slight correction to the example:

 

You bet $20 and win $200. You will receive different chips back which you can cash in at the cashier's desk. You still have the original $80 which you can not cash in, you can only bet them, as above.

 

The original bet of $20 is not exchanged for regular chips. You still have $100 in promo chips.

 

Bottom line is you can only lose the promo chips (or slot credit), anything you win along the way you can cash out.

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One slight correction to the example:

 

You bet $20 and win $200. You will receive different chips back which you can cash in at the cashier's desk. You still have the original $80 which you can not cash in, you can only bet them, as above.

 

The original bet of $20 is not exchanged for regular chips. You still have $100 in promo chips.

 

Bottom line is you can only lose the promo chips (or slot credit), anything you win along the way you can cash out.

I have never seen different chips, this is really confusing, so I get $100 chips in$5 denominations so 20 chips from the table, put $20 0n black it wins so I have $140

I ask to cash out give me 5x$25 chips and 3 x 5$ chips, go the cashier and they give me $$140 how do they know ???

Maybe I am thick but I just don't get this

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I have never seen different chips, this is really confusing, so I get $100 chips in$5 denominations so 20 chips from the table, put $20 0n black it wins so I have $140

 

I ask to cash out give me 5x$25 chips and 3 x 5$ chips, go the cashier and they give me $$140 how do they know ???

 

Maybe I am thick but I just don't get this

 

 

 

The promo chips are physically different color

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  • 2 weeks later...

I saw them playing roulette, they have a picture of a ship, are red and blue, and say "Promotional Credit - No Cash Value". I only saw them in $5 increments. When they won, they'd pay with a $5 "cash" chip. If they lost, buh-bye!

 

 

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