table minimums on royal caribbean casino

No one should ever feel pressured to make a wager or wager more than he or she is comfortable with. But again he's a great guy.Īnyway, had a great time last week on my cruise. Both guys are good bartenders, although Desmond is not as heavy of a pourer as his counterpart (can't recall his name). Tip: The bartenders in the casino pour a GOOD drink! Have Desmond teach you the tilted wine glass trick. *sigh* Maybe it was just our luck last week. To be honest, the only thing that was worth playing was slots. No one in our group won in roulette nor poker.

(Guessing they have payouts early to entice more betting later in the week.) As the week progressed it appeared that payouts weren't as frequent.

The slots paid out (I don't play slots really) really well in the beginning of the week. I had dealer after dealer try to convince me otherwise. I'm sure most professionals will tell you this is the way to go, but if you're not ready to commit that much money on one 'role' then be prepared to stand your ground. The ship allows 'double odds' so you can back up your pass line bet (or come bet) with double odds. One word to the wise, be prepared that the dealers will try to encourage you to double your odds on the pass line. I dropped $80 in less than 5 minutes one night. You tend to want to watch the table for the dice to run hot.and when there's no one playing.you lose that effect. Craps isn't a game you want to play alone. We had a hard time playing because it was so dead. There's one lonely table (I say this because every night it stood fairly empty). Can anyone tell me if there is a craps table in the casino on Liberty of the Seas? If so, what are the table minimums? I recently learned how to play and was hoping to try my hand at it on our cruise in April.

Table minimums on royal caribbean casino