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I’m taking my 18 year old grandson with me. Will he be able to play bingo or the slots onboard. Just wondering

 

 

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From the Holland America website:

Casino: A wonderful world of chance, skill and luck awaits youin our Casino. A gamut of games from sizzling slots with hugeprogressive jackpots to a parade of poker games is there for yourenjoyment. Our friendly international staff will teach you how toplay, entertain you in a tournament or patiently wait while youdecide whether to hold or fold. The Casino is not open in port andcertain restricted waters and you must be 18 or over to play

 

https://www.hollandamerica.com/content/dam/hal/marketing-assets/manage-my-cruise-already-booked/faqs/KBYG.pdf

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I think Bingo is open to all ages, although children and young adults should be accompanied by an adult. Just about all the cruise lines use 18 as their minimum casino age although we have seldom seen any of the staff asking for ID.

 

Hank

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I think Bingo is open to all ages, although children ... should be accompanied by an adult.
MUST be accompanied by an adult in order to buy cards or collect any winnings, even though they may be the ones punching the numbers. Children aren't allowed to play alone, at least the last time we played on a ship.
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18 and over are allowed to gamble without another "adult" present!!

 

The child may play, but cannot collect winnings. An adult must do that.

 

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The best is not even get him started....

 

I can't tell you how many games of bingo I played with my mother and grandmother in the basements of Catholic churches, at volunteer fire halls, at the Elks Club, VFW, etc.

 

It didn't get me started with anything.

 

Roz

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I think Bingo is open to all ages, although children and young adults should be accompanied by an adult. Just about all the cruise lines use 18 as their minimum casino age although we have seldom seen any of the staff asking for ID.

 

Hank

 

The room key/card is color coded for those under 18, I believe. I have seen teen bystanders asked for their card IF they say they are 18. When the card "gives them away", they were asked to leave (and they weren't even actively gambling).

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Thanks. I’ll make sure he has “fun” money with him

 

 

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As long as he is aware that the slots onboard are so tight he's pretty much guaranteed to lose it all. Then again, if you believe in Beginner's Luck.....

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