The other VP machines were nasty, here's one with a ~90 % paytable: I mostly played Deuces Wild on the Spin Poker machine (20-10-8-4-4-3-2-1, 95.96 % per WoO) and only hit quad deuces once on the DRAW (playing just the Center line on this game). Some, but not all forum members, have probably experienced that scenario once or twice. I was up several hundred dollars in the first couple of days from 3/2 Blackjack, but ended up down for the trip. And as you might expect, there were people playing $ 25 and up per hand at the 6/5 tables, which generally were crowded. A 'dealerless' player vs player Texas Hold-em Table 3/2 Blackjack ($25 - CSM, NO Surrender) 13 Video poker Machines, 2 of them had less crappy paytables than the others I was surprised that the Casino opened as soon as we pushed away from the dock in Baltimore. There were 6 cruise line ships in port in Nassau. This was a 7 night cruise that departed from Baltimore, with stops in Nassau (nice enough, some interesting things to see that are easy walking distance from the docks) and Freeport (blah). I could tell something wasn’t quite right with the railing, and eventually it got worse and I saw that one of the brackets wasn’t connected to the hull of the ship. It had a little refrigerator and a small TV with a sad selection of channels to watch. And it is nice knowing if it is day or night. I think the Balcony cabins are a little larger. Haha, just kidding, that's an old picture from a cruise my parents took in the 80's. There is a bar in the casino for walk-up service but I was told my free drinks had to be fulfilled by a waiter/waitress on the floor. And there were also other times when more than one waiter/waitress would be asking for drink orders. There were times, especially when the casino first opened, that drink service was slow because there was only 1 waitress for the entire area.

$ 5 in Video Poker coin-in = One point, and I assume less for Slots. To 'earn' free drinks, it takes 1500 points on the player club card. My offer came with free Drinks while playing in the casino. However, all the Carnival employees had a mask on the entire time. Masks were not required except for boarding on the first day and leaving on the last day. Proof of Covid Vaccination AND a recent negative Covid test were required. $ 157.86 Taxes, Fees, Port Expenses, Fuel Supplement The cruise was “free” but I wanted a balcony, and everybody pays for the Taxes, etc ( I think ). So rather than staying home, I drove to Baltimore for this cruise. The cruise ship e-mail offers have been pretty good this spring, and I have some Vacation days that I have to take. Carnival Legend – 7 Nights out of Baltimore

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