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I'm not really planning to do it, I'm just trying to understand how it works. I'm curious and new to this, so I'm trying to understand the logistics. I think that I'm not the only one who thought about this, and probably someone already tried it. It seems that we can get as much credit card cash back as its limit allows. And also we could earn a lot of MSC loyalty points with so much on board spending. I know that $90 doesn't worth the burden to travel with a lot of money. But it still seems like free money available to take. I thought that maybe they would have limits, or cash out fees.

I'm new to both (cruises and cassinos). I will be cruising in the MSC Meraviglia soon, and I'm trying to understand how do I buy cassino credits, and how do I cash out them. When I go to the cassino, how do I buy credits (or chips, or cards, I don't know)? Is it possible to play using only the cruise card with my registered credit card? After playing, how do I convert the remaining cassino credits to real money? Is it possible to buy credits and then cash out without playing anything? Since I have a credit card with no foreign transaction fees, and 1% cash back on all transactions, what would prevent me from buy credits and cash out only to earn the free cash back on my card?

I'm a little confused here. I'm new to both (cruises and cassinos), and I will be cruising with MSC soon. Let's say that I have a credit card that doesn't charge any foreign transaction fee, has a 1% cashback on all transactions and 10k credit limit. And I register this card for my onboard expenses. What prevents me from buy 9k in cassino chips and cash out everything just after buying? If there is no fee, I will be earning $90 on cashback for free! Where is the flaw? I'm sure that something must prevent me from getting free credit card cashback in the cassino.