Video Poker in the bar at the casino on Enchanted Princess

[20165]

So this is pretty specific, but we are trying to rack up more activity on out next cruise in the casino to see if we can get some casino offers in the future and from what i have read, its not how much you spend but rather how much time / cycles you spend in there.  So, that being said, the only thing in the casino i can play for any length of time is video poker and i prefer it to be at the bar.  A lot of ships have it built into the bar so im wondering if that's the case with Enchanted.

thanks

[KarmaCruisers]

I’ve only sailed a few Royal class ships..but I’ve sailed every class in carnival and on NO ship I’ve ever sailed, have I seen bar top video poker.

Also; be careful..if you intend to “play for comps”; video poker is $5 a point…and especially drinking and playing, it’d take a WHILE to rack up any significant points to start getting casino offers.

[fpsphil]

None on the royal class but just off the emerald and they had bar top VP

[Jadn13]

The bars were removed from the  casinos of the Enchanted and Sky 

[memoak]

2 hours ago, 20165 said:

So this is pretty specific, but we are trying to rack up more activity on out next cruise in the casino to see if we can get some casino offers in the future and from what i have read, its not how much you spend but rather how much time / cycles you spend in there.  So, that being said, the only thing in the casino i can play for any length of time is video poker and i prefer it to be at the bar.  A lot of ships have it built into the bar so im wondering if that's the case with Enchanted.

thanks

Grand class ships I have been on have a few video poker on the bar but I have never seen them on Royal class

[srpilo]

8 hours ago, Jadn13 said:

The bars were removed from the  casinos of the Enchanted and Sky 

 And Discovery

[Mississippian]

11 hours ago, KarmaCruisers said:

I’ve only sailed a few Royal class ships..but I’ve sailed every class in carnival and on NO ship I’ve ever sailed, have I seen bar top video poker.

Also; be careful..if you intend to “play for comps”; video poker is $5 a point…and especially drinking and playing, it’d take a WHILE to rack up any significant points to start getting casino offers.

I strongly suspect the house edge on cruise slots is at least 12%. I think Princess offers a VP game with a 96% return, and maybe they have better. So even if you have to play twice as much money, VP is the better option, assuming you are willing and/or able to learn how to play video poker.