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Thinking about a poker cruise
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[QUOTE="natsgrampy, post: 2636441, member: 56974"] I have been on several cruises. I would only caution against cruising on a "small" ship. These I would say are the small ships the Big cruise companies have sold off to small "gambling" cruises. I would ask that you post here the name of the cruise line and the name of the ship. The more information you give the more help you will get. Feel free to PM me with any questions I may be able to answer. If they are playing live then I wouldn't have any issue playing. Most cruise ships have Poker Pro and the rake is outrageous. There was a $150 tournament last cruise I was on and only $90 went to the prize pool, $60 was the rake!!!! I absolutely love cruising. I have tried Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Princess, Holland America and one of those "gambling" cruises. The gambling cruise went out of Fort Lauderdale, and was horrific. There were more people who were sea sick than people who were not. If I had my way I would cruise every vacation. For my money, Carnival is the best. Celebrity does tend to have more retired people than any other I have been on I say, if you can go on a cruise, and play live poker it's BONUS time. Go and enjoy yourself. Do as much or as little as you wish. It's your time. There are a couple of poker theme cruises out there, WPT puts one on and Card Player also. [/QUOTE]
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