Thing of turning down a free cruise. How stupid is that?

[American Bear]

you are absolutely correct, i forgot to mention that detail. I never really understood how they manage to keep track of the table points, someone writes down everything you bet, play, win , lose? and if so, who, i have never seen anyone or at least havent paid attention to anyone writing things down. That must be a tedious task for the person doing it.

 

All casinos have people in back of the dealers watching play, and every so often go from table to table to write down who's there, who's left, how much you're betting, etc.!

[JennN]

Just got off the Glory three days ago and received an offer on the last day from the casino host for a free cruise to be taken in December. Coincidentally (or not so coincidentally), the cruise from which I just debarked was also a free cruise that I had received from the casino host due to my cruise on the Glory in mid October. In between these last two cruises my wife and I traveled to Orlando for Halloween and then spent a week in DC. Frankly, we're tired of traveling right now and we have a big two-month trip to Fiji, Australia & New Zealand coming up in Jan-March. (That trip also includes 2 two-week cruises.)

 

Still, it is difficult to say no to a free cruise, especially one that we could take over Christmas should we choose to do so. I suppose we could just stay in our cabin and relax rather than running around from one activity to another on sea days as well as not schedule tours or other activities on port days. Actually, I'm starting to talk myself into this as I am writing this post, lol. However, I'm still disinclined to go. How stupid am I being?

 

(Boy, I'm really opening myself up with that one, aren't i, lol?

 

I see your points but think you should go. And not schedule anything. Stay on the ship and relax.

 

Or give it to me, I'm in Bethesda too!!