Level of activity at Blackjack Tables in Silversea Casinos

[edgee]

Considering my first  cruise on Silversea (Muse or Whisper) down under. I like to play blackjack. Wondered if there is usually much activity at the tables and whether they have tables with minimum bets available in the 25 or 50 dollar range or whether all  tables have lower limits such as the ten to fifteen dollar range. Thanks!

[daddyo]

You may be disappointed with the Silversea Casino experience if that’s crucial to your expectations.  It’s usually real quiet

[Fletcher]

Somewhat lowers the tone . . . 

[Randyk47]

17 hours ago, edgee said:

Considering my first  cruise on Silversea (Muse or Whisper) down under. I like to play blackjack. Wondered if there is usually much activity at the tables and whether they have tables with minimum bets available in the 25 or 50 dollar range or whether all  tables have lower limits such as the ten to fifteen dollar range. Thanks!

We play blackjack occasionally and the table minimum on Silversea has been $10.   Silversea casinos are small and often only have one blackjack table.   In our ten plus cruises we’ve sometimes been the only players to other times not able to get a seat however generally there’s not much going on.  

[SCWahoo]

We've only sailed twice on Silversea--once on the Black Sea, once in the caribbean.  The Black Sea dealers were particularly memorable; we played every night.  We were occasionally alone, but often had two separate parties at the table with us, primarily European who took their play seriously.  Play was fun with dealers only on that trip.  Dealers weren't as memorable on caribbean sailing, but there were always other folks at the table then.  Most of these players were more drinkers than gamblers.  If you're a serious gambler, then you may wish to manage your expectations.  If it is something you enjoy as a lark on vacation, then you can keep an eye on the tables and play when you feel like it...and don't if it doesn't suit your mood.  The only other cruise I've been on was Royal Caribbean, where the casino was loud and cramped.  While tiny, I've enjoyed the sedate/chill environment on Silversea.  Best comparison I can think of (though not in scale and grand decor) is the Wynn.