Carnival Liberty Casino

[Susan in Maine]

Does the Liberty have nickel or penny slots?

 

Thanks!

[vache]

It's been a few years but they did. I'm sure they do now as well.

[RWolver672]

Most of the machines are multi-denominational.  Just make sure you check to see what it's set on before you  start playing.  Nothing worse than betting max and finding out it was set at 25 cents.

 

Be prepared that the minimum bet on most machines are now 65 cents or higher.  Max can be as high as $8.80 on a penny machine. 

[BandBWCsmom]

16 hours ago, Susan in Maine said:

Does the Liberty have nickel or penny slots?

 

Thanks!

We sailed Liberty last fall and they had nickel and dime machines. We played them a short while before the smoke drove us out of there. 

[Susan in Maine]

Thanks everyone! 

 

I like doing a roll of nickels each day - when it runs out I quit!

[Nic6318]

17 minutes ago, Susan in Maine said:

Thanks everyone! 

 

I like doing a roll of nickels each day - when it runs out I quit!

 

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Just to be sure... you do understand the slot machines do not accept coins. Bills or your S & S card.

 

have a great cruise

 

 

[evandbob]

The penny machines are reputed to have the worst ROI of all the denominations, use them for amusement only!  Many of the machines will pay their jackpots only on the max bet of $8.80.  I find it amazing when a penny machine's video starts exploding fireworks and such because the player won all of $20.  { now there'll be comments like I hit a jackpot of whoopdedoo on a penny machine, blah blah blah, but as a degenerate gambler myself who's had many W2-G forms to declare, the casino always wins in the long run}.

 

I liked playing the 3 coin quarter and fifty cent machines, they can be hard to find now.  Many of these are now 9 "coin" max.  Nothing worse than hitting a jackpot and not collecting because max coins weren't played.

 

The OP can leave her rolls of nickels at home, can't use them in the machines.

 

 

Edited July 30, 2019 by evandbob