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Yes you can.  You can charge amounts on the machines to your onboard account where your OBC rests as credits.   You don’t have to play it all, either.   You can always cash out whatever you don’t use.  I know that you can also use it at the tables but am not familiar with the process as I’ve never done it. 

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1 minute ago, Beamafar said:

Yes you can.  You can charge amounts on the machines to your onboard account where your OBC rests as credits.   You don’t have to play it all, either.   You can always cash out whatever you don’t use.  I know that you can also use it at the tables but am not familiar with the process as I’ve never done it. 

Thank you, that's what I was hoping.  The cashing out bit mainly 🙂

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On 6/15/2021 at 6:29 PM, Beamafar said:

Yes you can.  You can charge amounts on the machines to your onboard account where your OBC rests as credits.   You don’t have to play it all, either.   You can always cash out whatever you don’t use.  I know that you can also use it at the tables but am not familiar with the process as I’ve never done it. 

Beamafar, I was searching for answers for obc’s that the casino give you and came across this answer..wasn’t sure if this answers my question? The OBC that casino gives are credits? Is that correct? and you don’t have to play all of them? Is that what u are saying?

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Any OBC you have is assigned to your onboard account.  When you’re using the slots, you can credit an amount to the machine and it’s debited from/to your onboard account. 

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2 hours ago, Beamafar said:

Any OBC you have is assigned to your onboard account.  When you’re using the slots, you can credit an amount to the machine and it’s debited from/to your onboard account. 

These are obc from casino, I was told that I will need to bring my offer letter with me, so are you saying when I get on board they will be automatically added to my account

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In the past cash out by casino was possible at X as well but nowadays you need to play all the obc, you are able to cash the winnings only.

I've a lot of, so all into a slot machine, play one game, cash out?

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7 hours ago, Beamafar said:

I don’t understand the reference to casino OBC. 

I have an offer for a discount thru the casino and the offer shows obc`s. I bkd the cruise and she saw no obc's on my booking.. I was told by the casino when I recd the offer that I would need to bring the letter with me.

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7 hours ago, MarkusToe said:

In the past cash out by casino was possible at X as well but nowadays you need to play all the obc, you are able to cash the winnings only.

I've a lot of, so all into a slot machine, play one game, cash out?

Markus I was wondering if that would be the same for MSC😏, I was hoping I would not be.. I guess I gots to do some winning💲💲💲

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OBC is generally credited to your onboard account.  I can’t imagine your case being any different, TG.   Perhaps you’ll come back and let us know so your experience can be shared with others who may have a similar situation.  

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9 hours ago, Beamafar said:

OBC is generally credited to your onboard account.  I can’t imagine your case being any different, TG.   Perhaps you’ll come back and let us know so your experience can be shared with others who may have a similar situation.  

Will do...My cruise is not until November, I tried to find out more info from the gal who books casino bkgs, but she did know anything bout obc's from the casino.

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On 6/26/2021 at 8:43 AM, Tropicalgurl said:

Markus I was wondering if that would be the same for MSC😏, I was hoping I would not be.. I guess I gots to do some winning💲💲💲

Normally,  casinos have tie ups with many cruise lines, to use their ships to conduct their business.

 

Because of these tie ups, the casinos are able to get some cabins on the Cruise at a discounted price (or even free).

 

So these casinos offer these discounted (or free) cabins to those players who have played a lot in the past, in the hope that they will play a lot on the complimentary cruise and give the casino a decent profit to more than recover the cost of the cabins.

 

Casino OBC may be thrown in to get you started in the casino

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Take the letter you received to the cashiers cage in the casino and they will give you the amount on your letter.  We did this for $75 on the Seaside and they gave us the money to gamble with.  Think of it as freeplay, not OBC.

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