OBC

[little britain]

Can you spend your OBC in the casino?

If not is there a way to get the OBC out as cash  if you don’t spend it? 

thanks 

[Georgia_Peaches]

Regarding slots, you put your room key, which acts as your players card, into the machine. If you charge your room for money to play and have OBC on your account, then it will deduct the from your OBC first. You can then cash your ticket once printed from the machine. I imagine the process is similar for table games except you go to the cage first. I only played the slots. Btw, I earned a 30% off voucher for our next cruise by playing in the casino. 

[little britain]

45 minutes ago, Georgia_Peaches said:

Regarding slots, you put your room key, which acts as your players card, into the machine. If you charge your room for money to play and have OBC on your account, then it will deduct the from your OBC first. You can then cash your ticket once printed from the machine. I imagine the process is similar for table games except you go to the cage first. I only played the slots. Btw, I earned a 30% off voucher for our next cruise by playing in the casino. 

 Thanks!

Do they charge you a fee for using the obc? 

[Georgia_Peaches]

18 minutes ago, little britain said:

 Thanks!

Do they charge you a fee for using the obc? 

I don't think so.  That is to say, I never saw a fee show up but I only checked my folio print out on the second to last day...if there was a fee, I didn't see it.

[psmarkle]

At the tables, you just toss your cabin card on the table and tell the Pit Boss how much you want. It gets charged to your room with no fee (at least in regards to my personal experience). The charges go against your obc first before showing up as a charge on your account. Easiest casino procedures in all my cruises!

Edited December 26, 2022 by psmarkle